Kendrick as Wyoming’s progressive senatorial candidate
Sheridan residents express strong support for John H. Kendrick of Sheridan as a United States senator, praising his thirty years in Wyoming, integrity, fair dealing, and independence from machine and Wall Street influence. The letter urges Wyoming to reject the standpatism of Senator Warren and embrace Kendrick to drive advancement and development for the state.
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John H. Kendrick
Sheridan
United States
Mr. Kendrick
Kendrick
Wyoming
Wall Street
New York
Clarty
Warren
West
Senator Warren
Joh B. Kendrick
Senator Warren Accused of Wealth Gap and Reticence
The excerpt alleges Warren's wealth growth since 1900 and questions press openness about the truth. It references Warren’s U.S. Senate seat, a fortune reported by the New York Times, and a salary figure, signaling a political finance controversy.
Woodrow Wilson for President New York manifesto
A pro Wilson editorial praises Woodrow Wilson as a fit Democratic nominee untainted by Wall Street or special interests. It argues he is steady, self-reliant, educated, and non radical, capable of uniting Democrats and guiding prosperity, with Roosevelt reduced to a Republican quarrel and a White House poised for four years of sober leadership.
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Wootrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Wilson
Ayeh
Mr. Murphy
Wall Street
Ryan
Bryan
Trenton
Washington
Wilwon
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Who Controls The Tribune Campaign Claims Ownership
The Sheridan Enterprise asserts Senator John B. Kendrick owns The Leader and The Sheridan Enterprise, while Kendrick and the papers deny major holdings. It notes Kendrick owns only a few shares in two papers and says the Wyoming Tribune is owned by Deming and Walton, linked to Senator Warren through funding.
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John B. Kendrick
Leader
Sheridan Enterprise
Tribune
Trpaets
Kendrick
Wyoming Tribune
Messrs. Deming
Walton
Messrs Deming
Francis E. Warrent
Sam
Wyoming
Commerce and crops brighten outlook for fall trade
The piece notes favorable growing weather across the country, a growing agricultural outlook, and strong prices in hay and cotton. It highlights large crop yields, high meat prices, and a steady iron and steel market with copper rising due to demand and farming influence.
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Henry Clows
Senate Courtesy Committee Meeting Report
A rough report describes a meeting of the Senate Courtesy Committee. The speaker notes confusion over selecting names for the legislature and questions the committee’s ability to act without Warn, fearing a delay in choosing worthy nominees.
The Hank Hankins Club and Million Dollar Owners
A critique of a powerful owner class in New York detailing a committee of influence over voting and business leaders. It cites J Morgan Hellmount Ryan and Warn as key figures, alleging money exchanges and political leverage to control national affairs.
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Uv Kongres
Regler
Alwaze
Sity
New York
J. Peerp Morgan
Hellmount
Ryan
Bryan
Tarnashun State
Wawl Strete
Warn
Wilson Favored by Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention concluded its work with Woodrow Wilson as the chosen candidate. Backed by a powerful progressive publicity force, Wilson is seen as likely to win in November, while Taft is harshly condemned by the same press circle. John B. Kendrick announced his candidacy for U.S. senator to replace Warren. praised as honest and representative of the people.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Taft
Publerty
Powerful Few Control People in La Follette Autobiography
Washington DC July 8 United States Senator Robert M La Follette concludes his autobiography in the American magazine detailing what he calls the encroachment of the powerful few on the rights of the many. He cites rises in corporate capital from Roosevelt to Taft, calls for Sherman anti trust reform, and argues courts hindered progress until new Supreme Court appointments allowed restraints to be deemed reasonable. The piece endorses reform and notes the autobiography will be published in book form for wider circulation.
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Washington
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Mr. la Pollett
Hasaya
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Supreme Court
Courts
Aromer Jr
Mr. la Follette
Party Committee Provisions For Precinct Committeemen
The text outlines provisions for party committees with election of precinct committeemen in 1912 and every two years, city wards guaranteed at least two committeemen, and tie rules. It covers county central committees, ex officio city committees, vacancy filling by county committee, and state and judicial committee structures within districts.
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Perro
City Central Committee
County Central Committee
County Central
Judojqy
What is the difference between pomme de terre and potato
A fragmentary item cites a humorous exchange about language and a price, mentioning the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe and want ads. It notes a middleman service andincludes scattered brand-like phrases and pricing.
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Harvarvard Lampoon
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Hurlington
Hank
Committee ON
Hyer State
Kurtesy
Washinton
Kane
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Opportunity
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Carbon County Journal
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Stevenson
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Sherman Co
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Mary
Te Inter-Ocean Hotel Cafe
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Continental Oil CO
Denver, Pueblo
Albuquerque
Butte, Boise
Salt Lake City
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Eddy Sts
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Albany
Denver
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