Wall Street Expatriates Invest Billions Abroad
A World-Merald critique argues that $200,000,000 sent by Wall Street expatriates to France Germany South America and Canada over two years harms domestic job creation in the United States. The writer laments dependence on foreign investment and alleges financiers prefer international markets over American opportunity, souring public opinion of Wall Street.
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New York
United States
Nd Patelation
France
Germany
South America
Canada
United State
India
Thorne
London
Paris
Wall Street
Wyoming Letter Denounces Warren Mondell Re-Election
A Laramie Republican note attacks Warren and Mondell, arguing Wyoming’s delegation failed to boost state progress. It condemns perceived self enrichment, praises new candidates, and claims many papers oppose re-electing the incumbents despite Republican pressure.
Wyoming as a Summer Resort
Wyoming offers a cooler climate on the high eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains with dry air and cool nights. It promotes the region as a summer destination to escape intense heat in Eastern cities, noting absence of mosquitoes and pests and appealing to travelers seeking refreshment and vigor.
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Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Fahey Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress in Wyoming
The Wyoming Labor Journal endorses Thomas P. Fahey for Congress on the Democratic ticket to oppose Frank W. Mondell. The endorsement highlights Fahey as a writer and speaker of high character, arguing his nomination would unite labor interests and advance agricultural, mining, stock raising, and industrial concerns in Wyoming.
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Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Fahey
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Lator
Wyoming
Labor Journal
Thomas P. Fahey
Cheyenne
Mam Delay
Oscar P. Fahey
The
Wyoming Labor
Potato Crop Outlook Surprises Nebraska Amid Global Shortfalls
The World Herald notes Nebraska sees a better potato outlook than in years as global crops suffer. It lists Britain with 908 million tons and Germany around 21 billion, while Europe relies on potatoes for mass meals. The piece emphasizes potatoes' key role in industrial nations' diets.
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Nebraska
Elton
Europe
Frank Netterfield Loss Shocks Eastern Wyoming Farm Community
The death of Frank Netterfield of Albin after a kick from a vicious horse robs eastern Wyoming of a leading farmer. A pioneer since 1907, he built a successful dry farming operation and inspired neighbors with high standards and progress in the state’s growing agricultural interests.
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Frank Netterfield
Albin
Why People Opt To Cities by W. J. Bryan
Bryan argues that youths drift to cities because laws favor factories over farms. He warns that legislators privilege urban industry over agriculture and calls for greater agricultural influence in legislation through higher education of farmer boys.
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W. J. Bryan
Kendrick Opposes Warren Angers Local Voters in Broadside
In Riverton and surrounding areas, ire rises as Kendrick from Bheriden announces a bid against Warren for the United States Senate. Citizens fear job losses and tax burdens if Kendrick's opposition wins, arguing union salaries and military editor jobs depend on Warren.
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Hyer
Editurz
Kendrick
Warnz
Kendricks
Tariff Argument Claims No Dinner Pail Benefit
A state press letter attacks tariffs, arguing high protection reduces the dinner pail. It cites textile strikes and low wages in protected industries, noting foreign workers fill roles and that five to six dollars a week cannot fill the dinner pail, contrasting with non protected sectors like railroads.
Dinner pail debate and idle wage critique in 1900s text
The fragment argues a shortage of dinner pails as prices rise and wages stall, blaming protected industries and beneficiaries of tariff policy. It contends dinner pails serve workers poorly and cites Laramie Boomerang style satire. The piece ends with a health ad for Chamberlain's Tablets.
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the Great Industrial Nations
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State Press
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Pearest Ee
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Chamberlain
Oxfords
Strong & Carfield
Panamas
John Harrington
A. E. Roedel
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West 17Th ST
Albany Hotel
Denver
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