Democracy on Trial and Women Behind the Effort
President Wilson defends Democratic reforms as the old guard resists in New Jersey and Washington. The piece lauds his resolve, notes Republican disunity, and cites international suffrage efforts by Frau Gregor and Madame Hofer-Proudout aiding American activists amid municipal pushback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcon le
New Jersey
Washington
Trenton
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Wilson
Wall Street
Free sugar tariff foes organize to defeat pending bill
A coalition calling itself Wetrestte Snare Producers opposes free sugar in the tariff bill. The group, a composite trust including United States Heet Sugar, Anmaghan Cane Growers, and others in Porto Rico, argues mills cannot operate without protection while western beet mills claim cheap production and freight advantages. The piece notes widespread lobbying and press suppression in sugar regions to influence Congress.
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United States Heet Sugar Company
Anmaghan Cane Growers’ Association
Lovlans
Mawellan Sager Planters Association
Sugar Plantee” Association
Porto Rico
Washington, D. C
Hetters
West
New York
Colorado
Cuba
Montana
Hawaii
Sugtar
Wool Prices and Protectionists Clash in Wool Storage Letter
The National Wool Storage firm shares a confidential letter arguing for high protection and presenting domestic wool price figures. The piece claims wool buyers manipulate market mood to depress prices, notes 1911 prices as a benchmark, and urges steadier market conditions after tariff changes.
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Nateoa County Tribune
Caron County Journal
National Wool Storage Company
Toumoan
Neal
Gov Cromwell Deming Acknowledges Editorial Support
Governor candidate Cromwell Deming writes to Alexander Hastie thanking the Leader editor for early publicity and expresses hope for an era of universal peace. He praises business and political rivals and notes profound editorial interest in his gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethier
Inter-Mountain Globe
Alexander Hannibal Hastie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sach
Resignations and accusations swirl in a Tribune era
A Tribune editor recounts Brother Deming resigning as land office receiver and accusing the Leader of bribery and control. The piece portrays shifting blame, ironies, and hopes for Deming to descend from metaphorical heights, while the writer keeps the metaphorical coal shovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
United States Land Office
Uncle Lake
The
Tribune
Land Office
Brother Deming
Leader
Open Letter Clarifies Cheyenne Curfew Dispute
J B Hendricks of 2322 Carey Ave writes to Cheyenne State Leader to correct misinformation in the May issue editorial “Dyapeptic Cranks and the Curfew.” He states no such resolution was passed by The Greater Cheyenne Club. a committee was authorized to petition officials about curfew enforcement and bells.
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Greater
Cheyenne Club
Cheyenne
J. B. Hendricks
Carey Ave
Secretary McAdoo's Great Work in Des Moines
A Des Moines Democrat club meeting praises Secretary McAdoo for reforming government deposits. Resolutions applaud ending hoarding of funds, requiring 60 percent interest from banks, and accepting state and local bonds as security. The Commoner reprints the letter and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
the Commoner
Wilson
Congress
G, Gue
Wilson Club
Secretary of Treasury
William G” McAdoo
Dee. Maines
Treasury Department
Glowing Tribute from Brininstool to Wyoming Homeland
Editorial writer E. A. Brininstool expresses in a Los Angeles Express tribute that California seduces with sun and sea while Wyoming remains his “glorious old Wyoming.” He depicts the state’s canyons, mountains, plains, skies, and heritage, contrasting progress with timeless prairie beauty and native landscapes.
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Indis
B.A. Brininstool
Los Angeles Express
Sierras
California
Wyoming
Post
What He Saw Abroad on Wool Prices and Tariffs
Jack McPherson, a leading wool grower, recalls a Scotland trip where he saw wools costing 80 cents to 82 cents in London markets while U S prices ranged 13 to 14 cents. He learned a partner sold wool for 14 percent and a rebate demand of 750 dollars. A wool buyer admitted something rotten but offered no clear explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Scotland
Carbon County Journal
Imperial Opera and Suffrage in Funny Wrangle
Vienna reports a sensational scene as American wife of Hans Gregor leads a suffrage reception at the Imperial Opera House. She defies threats and presses independence amid tense social and courtly reaction during preparations for an international suffragist gathering.
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Madame Gregor
Della Rogers
Denver
W. B. Rogers
Hin Gregor
Operne Comic
Berlin
Kaisers Musical Business
Vienna
Gregor
Lic
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Pstaslisnep
Frau Gregor
Madame Hofer-Proudout
Sherman Co
Sherman
Cromwell Deming
Cheyenne State Leader
City
McAdoo
E. A. Brininstool
Ini
Old
Lamonda
Sherman .O
Cheyenne, Light, Fuel and Power Company
Wathrman
Capitol
Logan’s Book and Curio
Michigan
Metz
Peddicoart
John Peddicourt
L. Wilson
Thames
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