Democracy on Trial and Reform Fight in New Jersey
President Wilson defends his Democratic path and vows to press reform, arguing Republicans split over remedies left Democrats to lead. The piece notes party dynamics, the need to curb private interests, and Wilson’s resolve amid cross‑party resistance, with references to international figures and suffrage advocates including Frau Gregor and Madame Hofer Proudout.
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Wilcon le
New Jersey
Washington
Trenton
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Wilson
Wall Street
Free Sugar Tariff Protests From Western Mills
The piece attacks a coalition named Wetrestte Snare Producers opposing tariff removal for sugar. It argues western beet mills can compete with Cuban and Porto Rican sugar, citing low beet costs, freight dynamics, and profitable plants. The author claims mills pay little labor cost and that tariff removal benefits consumers at about 1.35 cents per pound.
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West
New York
Colorado
Cuba
Montana
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Sugtar
Wool price figures show no grounds for wool buyers' complaints
The National Wool Storage company sent a confidential letter to Meckholders detailing domestic wool prices with a conservative analysis. The Caron County Journal argues that high protection supporters may bias figures but notes the 1911 price comparison offers an encouraging outlook and suggests growers should study their wool value rather than fear tariffs.
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Nateoa County Tribune
Caron County Journal
National Wool Storage Company
Toumoan
Neal
Deming Thanks Editors for Support in Wyoming Gubernatorial Bid
Gov William Cromwell Deming writes to Alexander Hastie of the Leader Cheyenne praising early support for his gubernatorial candidacy. He credits Hastie with publicity and expresses gratitude for the hopeful era of peace and friendship he envisions, noting emotional reaction to the coverage.
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Lethier
Inter-Mountain Globe
Alexander Hannibal Hastie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sach
Resignation sparks whispers of political loyalties and motives
In a sharp disclosure the editor reveals that Deming resigned as receiver of the United States land office not to retire but to cede the position to the author, accusing the Leader of aggressive partisan manipulation. The piece portrays Deming as seeking to lower his public standing while the writer holds the coal shovel.
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Shane
United States Land Office
Uncle Lake
The
Tribune
Land Office
Brother Deming
Leader
Open Letter Correcting Curfew Editorial Misstatements
J B Hendricks of 2322 Carey Ave writes to Cheyenne State Leader to correct claims that The Greater Cheyenne Club sought to repeal the curfew and silence church bells. He notes a committee was authorized to meet the mayor on curfew whistles, not to oppose enforcement.
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Greater
Cheyenne Club
Cheyenne
J. B. Hendricks
Carey Ave
Secretary McAdoo’s Great Work Des Moines Dems Praise Treasury Reform
In Des Moines on May 31 the Wilson club heard resolutions praising Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo for ending hoarding of surplus funds and requiring banks handling government deposits to pay 60 percent interest. The Des Moines Democrats unanimously endorsed the policy shift from Republican methods to progressive Democracy and thanked McAdoo.
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Des Moines
the Commoner
Wilson
Congress
G, Gue
Wilson Club
Secretary of Treasury
William G” McAdoo
Dee. Maines
Treasury Department
Wyoming Glorious Old Wyoming Tribute by E A Brininstool
Editorial writer B A Brinin stool from the Los Angeles Express offers a heartfelt homage to Wyoming, praising its skies, mountains, and plains while confessing a homeland love for a state he has never visited. He imagines the vast western landscape as a lasting beacon beyond sunlit coasts and modern progress.
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Indis
B.A. Brininstool
Los Angeles Express
Sierras
California
Wyoming
Post
What He Saw Abroad on Wool Tariffs in Scotland
Jack McPherson, a prominent wool grower, toured Scotland and London two years ago. He learned wool prices were far higher in Scotland, saw a $750 rebate demand, and heard a buyer declare something rotten behind tariff figures. He questions why free wool would ruin sheep farming, noting opaque explanations from those with knowledge.
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Jack
Scotland
Carbon County Journal
Imperial Opera and Suffrage in Funny Wrangle
In Vienna on June 3 a suffrage debate disrupts social events as American wife of Hans Gregor defies orders and leads a women’s committee for a Kaiser era opera house reception. Threats arise but she stands by her views amid a turbulent, polarized reception.
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Frau Gregor
Madame Hofer-Proudout
Vienna
Madame Gregor
Della Rogers
Denver
W. B. Rogers
Hin Gregor
Operne Comic
Berlin
Kaisers Musical Business
Gregor
Lic
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Sherman Co
Sherman
United States Heet Sugar Company
Anmaghan Cane Growers’ Association
Lovlans
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Sugar Plantee” Association
Washington, D. C
Hetters
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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