Democratic Duty Toward a United Party at Baltimore
The column argues for party unity to support Governor Wilson and build a united Democratic front against Rooseveltism. It cites Wilson’s New Jersey win as proof that fans of the party resist machine influence and corporate pressure, while noting potential Baltimore convention candidates and the need for compromise to secure a two thirds majority. It urges Democrats to eliminate factionalism and rally behind a single nominee.
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Corporations and Corporation Polithelium
Harmen
Hin
Farhone
Baltimore
Clark
Massachusetts
Jo 'E
Foss
New England
Gaynor
Harmon
Underwood
Brun
Marshall
Kern
Democratic Party
Hartmore
WorlillHerald
Senator Ashurat Iron Arisona Speaks Against Forest Abuse
A Cheyenne letter quotes Senator Ashurat Iron Arisona condemning federal forest reserve power and its impact on southeastern Arizona, arguing thousands of acres lack timber and criticizing forest officials. The note portrays rural hardship and federal overreach in conservation policy.
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Medora Milahi
Ashurat Iron Arisona
Tiumlle
Arizona
Apoche
Gethlers
M. J. Hentley
Hankins letters and covert plans on Wisconsin creek power sites
A letter reveals a scheme involving Hank Hlonkins and the Senate committee to survey a Loge Pole creek area from Slhian to Pine Bluffs Wisconsin for potential power sites. It discusses pressuring homesteaders, courting Wooldridge and the Merikin Wulen company, and pushing a Kimball Nebraska mill project before a November election while promising rewards for cooperation.
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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 Great Congregation
A large crowd attended the May sermon by Dr Mark Matthews, new Presbyterian General Assembly moderator, at Joulaville. The service featured a plain order, a strong choir, and a vast organ. Matthews preached on Our Testimony, stressing the Bible as the inspired Word and the power of God unto salvation.
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Eaid
Mark Matthews
Presbyterian General Assembly
Joulaville
Christ
God
Stranded Boy Reunited With Sister in America
A lost Slavic speaking youth at a great railroad station in St Louis is aided by police and an interpreter. He deciphers a simple address and travels to Mircourt to join his sister, hopeful to become an American citizen.
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St. Louis
Tim
Heliasen Crue
Ilo
America
Mircourt
Sistr
Western Conservation Measure Aims to Stabilize Homesteads
After a long delay amid administration issues the Homestead Act reform advances toward law. President Truman’s signature looms as the Wyoming delegation and House Democratic leaders back the measure to equalize land titles, help settlers borrow for improvements, and raise land values from low to higher ranges.
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Horoh-Rueeker
Roosevelt
Taft
Lark
House
Senate
Wyoming
Mayor Targeted Over Military Garrison Burdens
In a Common Sense editorial, the Tribune argues that the city must shoulder the costs and duties of a large military garrison. It warns of possible police force expansion to maintain order and notes that some soldiers will inevitably commit infractions that cannot be anticipated.
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Cheyenne
Tom Johneson
Rand Whitlock
Golden Rule” Jones
Redlight
Tribune
Manyor
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endures as Female Remedy
Proprietary medicines arise from mothers recipes or doctors prescriptions Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound remains a longstanding remedy from roots and herbs for female illnesses. For nearly forty years it has helped American women by alleviating a wide range of female diseases.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Masa
America
Sherman Company Varnishes Pure White Lead
Sherman Company announces pure white lead varnishes for coating and finishing needs. Product details emphasize quality, durability, and standard industrial use. Marketed to painters, manufacturers, and retailers seeking reliable finishing materials.
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Sherman
Special Train to Cheyenne Leaves Wheatland June 3
The Colorado & Southern runs a special train leaving Wheatland at 7 p m Monday June 3 for Cheyenne. Stock men are urged to take this opportunity for a good day at Wheatland. J C Underwood, Secretary. Dyeing and bleaching offered at Mra wieger's 411 W 19th St, phone 17 W.
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Colorado & Southern
Wheatland
Cheyenne
J. C. Underwood
Mra.wiegier’s
19Th St
Cheyenne Urges Action as City Sees Violence Rise
In a forceful appeal the community demands police and political leaders curb weekly murders assaults and brawls. The rhetoric calls for military aid or a partisan reform to restore order and protect homes before the next city election.
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Cheyenne
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Wilton
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Texas
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Jitte T
Sam
Hankins
Wiomin
Shiann
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Hank Hawkins
Kimbal
Pepel Uy
Kredit
Nebrasky
Ino Warren
Hyer
Oa Chorad
Ploe
Pray
Seatte
Astrasgem
Meaicot
Sherman Co
Martver & Man
Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Peabody & Nelson
Grocers
Stock Growers National Bank
the Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Republican Police Board
Domervatic
Gouthemen
Fife
Schapfner & Marx
Claythcroft
Our
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John Harrington
Albany
Denver
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