Alleged Leader Fear of Aleck Becomes Page One Debate
A sharp editorial tirade targets Our Man Aleck and Friday with caustic labels and warnings. The Wyoming Tribune voices distrust of political maneuvering, accusing the pair of seeking office via influence while souring allies and courting enemies across regions Denver Cheyenne Sheridan and Goose Neck Hollow.
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Inet
Laalle Miller
Herod
Hank Hawkins
Goose-Neck Hollow
Tor
Browards
Democratic Ring
Denver
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Uncle Aleck
Woolen Trust and Tariff Fight Cited in Wilson VP Campaign
The piece argues the American Woolen Company uses high tariffs to shield profits, with Lawrence strike cited as evidence of labor importation and low pay. It claims the trust influences Washington to uphold duties, inflating clothing prices and enriching a few, naming Senator Warren and Smoot as allies.
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Trust
Washington
Congress
Canada
United States
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
American Woolen Company
Warren
Smoot
Taft
Kendrick’s lavish gifts to papers stoked by public funds
The Sheridan Enterprise reports Kendrick has spent about 46.5 million dollars by 3 PM, a figure including gifts to The Cheyenne Leader and a million-dollar bonus to its editors. The piece notes funds come from Kendrick’s private purse and denies government influence.
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Kendrick
Cheyenne Leader
Leader
Tribune
Kenrick
Sheridan Enterprise
Taft Tariff Stance Criticized As Weak Point
In a blunt critique the author argues Taft mishandled the tariff issue centering his campaign on it while praising his handling of trusts and routine trade. The piece claims Taft failed to secure meaningful downward revision of the Dingley bill and signed the Payne Aldrich act, blocking further reform.
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United States
Taft
Wyoming Editor Attacks Warren over Fort D A Russell Bribery Link
A Collier's Weekly excerpt reprints a Wyoming editor’s scathing critique of Senator Warren’s influence tied to Fort D A Russell near Cheyenne. The piece argues Warren’s machine corrupted politics, profiting landowners and contractors, with calls for removal and reform. It also cites the Lori Mer controversy from the New York Tribune, noting dwindling support for the Lorimer vindication and urging cleaner governance.
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Warren
Wyoming
Fort
D. A. Russell
Pull
Senate Committee
Sontg
Senate
Rocky Mountain
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Lorimer
Fort Russell Fortify Plan Dominates Section Meeting
Hank Hankins reports at a meeting of the advisory board on Warng Point Royal camp agenda. The group discusses need for materials, complains of Denver press opposition, and pushes Warn to influence Colorado Congress to abandon the fort. The plan aims to enlarge the fort and claim credit despite editorials linking Shiann to political motives.
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Warng Pont Royal Campane
Iise Fort
Rukoell
Jlst
Collvers
Engineerin Department
Army
Sum
Denver
War Department
Sun
Solgerz
Gude Ralarodez
Sunz
Kontraktorz
Karpenterz
Brick Lafrz
Raderz
New Three Year Homestead Law In Effect
The Interior Department issues instructions for the new three year homestead law. Key points limit residence to three years, specify cultivation needs starting in year two, year three, and final proof within five years. Provisions cover disabilities, soldier service, absences, widow rights, old-law proofs, and notices to pre-1912 entries with October 4, 1912 deadline.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Secretary of Interior
Utah
Idaho
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Senator Warren Headlines Stir Public With Quick Actions
A Wyoming Tribune piece mocks publicity tactics around Senator Warren on the appropriation committee. It notes the paper’s oversized headlines draw attention to routine moves, comparing the tone to major trials and political noms, and humorously imagines sensational future headlines.
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Warren
Wyoming Tribune
the Tribune
Taft
Senator Warren
The Rock Springs Adviser Debuts In Wyoming
The Rock Springs Adviser is a new weekly newspaper published in Rock Springs Wyoming. It covers social mercantile and general interests and promises to be a successful publication.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Samples of Sheaf Grain Grow on the Golden Prairie
The article praises diverse crops on the Golden Prairie with Winter and Spring wheat turning golden, tall heads in full head, oats with broad blades and spangling heads, and expectations of record yields in rye barley spelty cane corn alfalfa millet potatoes and vegetables.
Golden Prairie fair to exhibit crop samples for visitors
The Golden Prairie Herald urges residents to preserve crop evidence for year round inspection and to display samples at the September fair. The goal is to showcase growing land value and community progress through cooperative effort and civic spirit.
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Towha
Golden Prairie Herald
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Alex Hastie
Leslie A. Milan
New York
M. G. Watson
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Democratic National
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas BR. Marshall
Woolen Trust Filaty
Columon
Lawrence
Mase
The
Mr. Kendrick
Mr. Taft
Siecland
Senator Warren and
Fort Russel
Collier’s Weekly
Herbert T. Harris
Baain
Alblom
Collier’s
Fort D. A. Russell
Collier Publishing Company
Collier's
United States Senate
New York Tri
Bune
Springfield
Ite
Country &T
Hank
Hankins
the Sherman Co
Continental Oil CO
Denver, Pueblo
Boise, Salt Lake
Hanna Coal
15Th and Eddy Sts
Capitol Ave
A. E. Roedel
Rexall Store
West 17Th &T
Albany
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