Democratic Party Faces Baltimore Convention Divisions
The Baltimore convention looms with uncertain support as Democrats weigh contenders led by Wilson and Harmon. Massachusetts Governor Foss emerges as a possible candidate while Clark's bloc contends for two thirds. Loyal Democrats seek unity to fend off Rooseveltism and factionalism.
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Clark
Massachusetts
Jo 'E
Foss
New England
Gaynor
Harmon
Underwood
Brun
Marshall
Kern
Democratic Party
Hartmore
WorlillHerald
Forest Reserve Criticism Sparks Western State Debate
Senator Ashurat Iron Arisona condemns forest reserve policies as harming western states and Native communities, arguing federal control suppresses timber prospects and targets disliked individuals. Local editorials discuss segregation of social evil and regulation versus prohibition, urging centralized policy and practical governance.
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Medora Milahi
Ashurat Iron Arisona
Tiumlle
Arizona
Apoche
M. J. Hentley
Fank Hankins and the Loge Pole Creek Survey Plot
A letter from Washington reveals a covert probe by Hank Hlonkins of a proposed power project along Loge Pole Creek from Slhian to Pine Bluffs in Wyoming. The memo urges surveying homesteads for feasibility and hints at favors to move a mill at Kimball Nebraska while silencing opponents after the upcoming election.
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Hank
Wasthitton Ritt
Won Uy the Klerks
Propriashun Komity
Senate
Ingtrukiln Speshul
Hank Hlonkins
Puse Neck Holier
Ole Fren Alford Wooldridge
Merikin Wulen
Lawrence Masa
Mr. Wooldidge
Hisself
Posishun
Kimball Nebrasky
Sermon by Dr Mark Matthews at Joulaville service lifts crowd
The May service at Warren Memorial diary drew thousands to a large church where Dr Mark Matthews, new Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, preached a plain, powerful sermon. He stressed that the Bible is the inspired word of God and that testimony to Christ's saving power is central to faith.
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Eaid
Mark Matthews
Presbyterian General Assembly
Joulaville
Pray
Christ
God
Orphan Boy Finds Way to Family in America
A displaced boy at a St Louis railway station, isolated and tearful, responds only to a single interpreter. An officer guides him to a train as he is united with a sister in America, hoping to become a citizen. A policeman assists and the orphan reflects longing for kin and homeland. The scene ends with a question about fingerprints and war prep.
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St. Louis
Tim
Heliasen Crue
Ilo
America
Mircourt
Sistr
Bill to grant homesteads gains final Senate support
After a long delay, the Horoh Rueeker three year Homestead law nears final passage. President Taft is expected to sign, with Democratic support and Western Republican backing. The measure would aid settlers by stabilizing land titles, enabling improvements, and potentially raising land prices from 60 to 100 percent.
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Horoh-Rueeker
Roosevelt
Taft
Lark
House
Senate
City faces burden of garrison and possible police rise
The speaker argues the city must accept the duties of hosting a large military garrison. He notes some soldiers will likely cause trouble and that the police force may need to be expanded, though not all infractions can be preemptively prevented.
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Manyor
Tribune
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women
Proprietary medicines claim to stem from a long family recipe and doctor’s guidance. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs by Lydia B. Pinkham of Lynn, Massachusetts, is praised as a longtime aid for female ailments and remains popular across America.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Masa
America
Sherman Company Promotes Pure White Lead Varnishes
A brief item notes Sherman Company offers Pure White Lead varnishes. The advertisement highlights product quality and availability for builders and painters.
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Sherman
Special Train To Cheyenne From Wheatland Monday
The Colorado and Southern will run a special train leaving Wheatland at 7 p m Monday June 3 for Cheyenne. Stockmen are advised this is a good day at Wheatland. J C Underwood secretary. Dyeing and bleaching offered at Mrowie gier 411 W 19th St phone 17 W.
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Colorado & Southern
Wheatland
Cheyenne
J. C. Underwood
Mra.wiegier’s
19Th St
Cheyenne Calls for Action on City Disorder
The speaker urges Cheyenne to end weekly murders assaults and brawls and to deploy military aid if needed. They threaten to replace the Republican Police Board and Democratic mayor if order is not restored before the next city election.
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Cheyenne
Republican Police Board
Domervatic
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