Wyoming Awakes to Warren Charges and Political War
The Sheridan Enterprise notes Wyoming residents shun Senator Warren and call for repudiation of his controversial record. The Tribune-backed critique argues the state should align with a cleaner, more uplifted journalism and remove Warren from national politics.
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The
Tribune
Warren
Wyoming
Asa
Owen
Hay
Senate
Warren Ring
Collier's Weekly
Everybody's Magazine
Sheridan Enterprise
Progressive Republican State Convention Sparks Wyoming Awakening
A call goes out for a progressive Republican state convention amid rising party unrest. The piece argues that business, ranching, farming, and mining interests form about 75 percent of the GOP vote, fed up with boss-led misrule under Senator Warren and a cabal. Voters increasingly seek independence without disturbing private pursuits.
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Wyomine
Warren
Cabal
Height of Absurdity in Wyoming Political Skirmish
The Wyoming Tribune of May 7, 1907, edited by W. C. Deming, critiques Leader’s dismissal of Warren and notes shifting political loyalties. The piece recalls Warren’s campaign dynamics, press alignments, and alleged changes after Land Office subsidy actions.
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Warren
Wyoming
Wyoming Tribune
W. C. Deming
Senate
Capitol Avenue
Laramie County
Tribune
Lberal Republican
Land Office
Bogs Warren
Progressive Republicans Seek Independence Against Corruption
The text accuses Taft supporters in 1912 of corrupt manipulation at the Chicago convention and praises a progressive Republican wing for opposing graft. It notes calls for unity with the Democratic platform and predicts defections toward Wilson, citing loyalty to representative government and the Baltimore principles.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Cabal
Warren
Mondell
Roosavelt
Monde
Republican Party
Cheyenne
Baltimore
Send Wilson Money to Fuel the People’s Campaign
Wisconsin State Journal urges readers to fund Woodrow Wilson’s campaign, arguing ordinary voters should pay to defeat trusts. It praises direct contributions from plain people and asks supporters to send checks of any size to Sea Girt, New Jersey, endorsing Wilson and promising votes in November.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Woodrow Os
Sea Girt
New Jersey
Wisconsin State Journal
Tariff justice and equality drive political debate
Senator Gore argues the tariff issue centers on equal protection under law, not pure economics. He says the system benefits one class at the expense of others and urges a remedy to restore fairness, criticizing Democratic nomination as aiming to solve tariff woes through justice and equality.
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Lara
Conte
Wilson
Gore
Progressive convention turmoil and a nurse’s grave warning
A satirical local tale describes factions within the party planning a progressive convention amid heated debate and mockery of leaders. Cane Fankins and Demin express illnesses and political anxiety as a doctor diagnoses nervous prostration, urging rest and withdrawal from campaigning until after an election.
Businessmen welcome choice of Gov. Wilson
Washington reports a calm reaction from business circles after Governor Wilson’s Baltimore nomination. The stock market showed no shock as Democrats believed tariff policy would shift, yet most businessmen recognize the tariff issue has moved beyond partisan debate.
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Gov. Wilson
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Wilson
Baltimore
House
Congress
Colorad o and Southern Co sells round trip Cheyenne to Casper tickets
Colorado and Southern Company offers round trip tickets from Cheyenne Wyoming to Casper Wyoming for August 7 8 and 9 with a deadline August 11 1912. The rate is 11.90 dollars in connection with the Annual Session of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men. For more details contact H B Dyer Cheyenne or T B Fisher G P A C and D Denver.
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Colorado & Southern CO
Cheyenne
Wyo
Casper
Great Council
H. B. Dyer
T. B. Fisher
Denver
Colo
Denver Man Loses $100 in Saloon Bunco Scheme
Gustave Wolf of Powder River Wyoming met a affable stranger in a Denver saloon. After several drinks the man proposed a dollar match and Wolf vainly sent $100, his entire cash. Detectives Brick and Bills arrested Red Hogan as a suspect.
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Hogan
Denver
Colo
Gustave Wolf
Powder River
Wyo
Twenty-first
Larimer
Wolf
Bunco
Brick
Bills
Red Hogan
Do You Earn Enough Money Opportunity to Advance
An advertisement promises a risk free way to build wealth with a sure money making proposition. It urges readers to contact T. J. Britt at Moffatt Hotel Room 1 during stated hours for details on how to get ahead. The notice also promotes Pure White Lead by The Sherman Co and mentions Hanson’s Specials on ice cream and cold drinks with daily changes.
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T. J. Britt
Moffatt Hotel
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Lesnik A. Miller
Poet
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New York
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Chicago
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Democratic National
Fer
Thomas TR
Ecople
Seoator Warren
Tate
Watton
Oming
United States Senate
the Tribune
Massachusetts
Murray Crane
Rhode Ialand
Nélwon
A. Aldrich
Deeling
Ike
Penses
Wilson’s Department
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Florida Everglades
Hank
Demin
Zekes
Bill Buckfever
Hevin
Zeke
Jack
Fankins
Alec
Agin
Mandel
Lize
Hudson
C. H. Tavenner
Sherman Mo
Sherman Co
Hanson
the Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
A. E. Roedel
Rexall Store
West 17Th ST
Albany
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