Cheyenne editorial targets red light district and crime
An editorial in a Cheyenne publication critiques city crime and police handling, argues for accountability in the police department and mayoral administration, and calls for a commission form of government to curb vice and violence in the red light district. The piece contrasts editorial tone with local politics and laments female safety.
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Wyoming Tribune Yeat Orday
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Deriven
Cheyenne
Red Magett
Deming
Alocere
Pallee
Ataa- Nuter Mongrels
Commission
Hidden union of water and electricity promises power boom
The article recounts early innovations to harness hydroelectric power by combining water fall energy with electrical generation. It notes that advances in transmission reduce waste and distance limits, addressing accessibility and economic use. It highlights scientists and leaders advocating the integration of water power with electric energy to solve future power problems.
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Peniva
Hydro Electric Power Promise vs Monopolies Urged
The piece argues for simple efficient hydro power using river sites and transmission lines to increase carrying capacity. It warns against monopolistic control and stresses keeping water power ownership local and protected for public benefit.
Roosevelt and Root in Party Crisis Across Conventions
The New York World laments a split in the Republican Party as Theodore Roosevelt and Elihu Root clash over convention leadership. It recalls Root’s past influence and warns that Roosevelt’s threats to bolt threaten the party’s independence and courage.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Rooot
Mr. Root
Roooevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
Tafthen
Kirk Root
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Hile Hana
Hanna Boesuim
Eveh
United States
New York World
The International Harvestry Club and A Mix of Politics
Hankins Shian Wyoming May 1912 letter from Doc Pixley H D Horse Doctor recounts a lively talk on politics and progress in the United States. He mentions labor offices, federal buildings, and the idea that politics is business managed by investors. He muses on joining an international harvestry company and closes with a friendly sign off.
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England
Aberdeen
Deamin Hulldin
Konversation
Fire Department
Fort Russell
Republians
Ovnor Karry
United Senate
Minneapolis
United States
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Mistur Tafts
Altho
International Harvestry Company
Trowley
Doc Pixley
H. D. Horse Doctor
Forest Service
Pinchot
Acta
Roosevelt
Niobrara County
Death of Elizabeth Derm highlighted by chilling record
State press notes the death of Elizabeth Derm at thirty five after a life in show business marked by cruelty. The piece details her abduction from Africa to the United States, forced participation in a street parade while dying, and scars from abuse. Commentary blends sensational tone with criticism of confinement and treatment.
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Elizabeth P. Derm
Miss Derm
Africa
Sle
Gary Society
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mfe
Eisabeth
T. R
Kisaabeth
Elizabeth
Geological Department
Washington
Wyoming
Sheridan
Sheridan Enterprise
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