Wall Street Expatriates Invest Abroad of 200 Million
A World- Herald item argues that about 200 million dollars sent by New York financiers over two years funds investment abroad in France Germany South America and Canada while U S enterprises linger at home. It contends such capital shows a disdain for the United States and prompts citizen discontent with Wall Street.
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Wyoming Letter Attacks Warren Mondell Over Senate Power
A Wyoming citizen criticizes Warren and Mondell claiming their long control of Senate influence harms the state. He argues neighboring states outpace Wyoming in population wealth and resources and that newspapers oppose incumbents, favoring new candidates. He defends political change and calls out perceived self serving behavior.
Wyoming as a Summer Resort
Wyoming is pitched as a cooler retreat from Eastern heat with high plains and Rocky Mountain slopes offering cool nights and rare air. The piece extols no mosquitos and comfortable summers, inviting Eastern residents to escape torrid heat and enjoy refreshed moods and vigor.
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Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Fahey Seeks Democratic Nomination to Oppose Mondell
The Wyoming Labor Journal endorses Thomas P. Fahey as a Democratic candidate for Congress, arguing he will front labor and state interests in Wyoming. It praises his character, speaks of united party support, and predicts strong backing if Fahey is renominated and elected over incumbent Mondell.
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Cheyenne
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World potato crop seen as vital to meal economy
The piece notes Nebraska's promising potato outlook while global crops decline. It lists national harvests for Britain Germany Austria and America and states potatoes are a key staple feeding industrial nations and dinner tables.
Frank Netterfield of Albyn Dies in Ranching Accident
Frank Netterfield, a leading southeast Wyoming dry farmer who came to the state in 1907 and homesteaded land, died after a kick from a vicious horse. His loss is described as a serious setback to neighbors and to the farming interests of the region.
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Federal Land and Securities Company
Why People Opt to Cities by W J Bryan
In discussing urban drift, Bryan argues cities attract house men and neglect rural interests. He says laws favor factories over farms and legislators favor city industry. He predicts greater agricultural influence in future legislation via educated farmer youths.
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W. J. Bryan
Kendrick Opposes Warren Sparks Outrage Across Kentucky
In a sparsely spelled tirade a speaker from Kentucky rails against Kendrick who opposes Warren for the U S Senate. The piece denounces Kendrick as a self serving rival and warns that opposition could imperil jobs and army payrolls, urging support for Warren and Mondale.
Tariff Talk and Dinner Pail Debate in State Press
The writer dismisses tariff defenses as old bunk and argues high protection does not fill worker dinners. Citing eastern textile strike data, the piece claims protected industries pay low wages and rely on immigrant labor, leaving workers with meager sustenance while some non protected sectors show similar or greater hardship.
Dinner palls, wages, and tariffs stir shortage fears
The article argues rising prices and stagnant wages will create dinner pall shortages in protected and unprotected industries. It blames tariff beneficiaries and trust magnates for the issue, criticizing relief programs as wasteful and misdirected. An unrelated note promotes Chamberlain's Pills for digestion.
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