Warren's War Over Wood Ends In Senate Vote
The piece details Senator Francis Warren of Wyoming backing a Democratic measure to curb General Leonard Wood and opposing his allies. It cites pressure from party figures, mentions West Point leadership, and notes Roosevelt era politics with Warren’s controversial tactic and anticipated political fallout.
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Parmer
Ceners Almasworth
Leonand Wood
Francis J. Warren
Weoremne
Wood
Everern
Rersting
Pss
Pasers
Warren
Porahing
West Point
Senate
United States Senate
Rooosevelt
Rough Riders
Enestie
Roosevelt
Senators Lodge
Eo Hitchcock
Theodore Tonsevelt
Taft
Gul Roonvelt
Hoovevelt
Wyoming
Alverson
Secretary Fisher Opposes Borah Homestead Law Effort
The Wyoming Tribune reports Secretary Fisher did not oppose the Borah three year Homestead law and notes Patt favored it from the fraternity. A Washington dispatch suggests the President hesitated to sign the bill due to Binder's opposition. The piece discusses blame and reflection on officials who tracked the events.
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Fisher
Toth
Patt
Wyoming Tribune
Denver
Washington
Binder
Opposition noted in scattered congressional letters
A letter from a prominent promoter of the DIN reveals Flohr opposed the bill bitterly. The venue received little consideration and the measure was not referred to the Interior secretary for report before reaching the public lands committee. The Interior secretary issued a vigorous fifteen page attack, while Senator Warren played no active role.
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Secretary of the Interior
Pubic Lands Committee
House
Senate
Warren
The Crisis at Chicago and Roosevelt’s Rising Tide
The Tribune notes a Roosevelt surge among Wyoming Republicans amid Taft machine influence. The piece rebukes political perfidy and predicts a reaction at the polls, asking Brother Deming who he will support if Taft is the nominee.
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Tribune
Chicago
Republic
Wyoming
Roosevelt
W. C. Deming
Taft
Deming
Brother Deming
Arizona Recall of Judges Proposed by Legislature
A constitutional amendment for recall of judges passes Arizona’s lower house unanimously and faces minimal opposition in the upper chamber. The piece notes the state’s historic provision for recall and predicts broad public support, while defending free government and stability against upheaval. It mentions a renowned judge figure who may be bothered but who helped move the process along.
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Arizona
Taft
Vinton
Saturday Evening Post
U S business conditions show hopeful trend in May
Henry Clewes reports better bank clearings, rail earnings up over last year, and active steel trade. He notes discontent may ease with summer, but expects Congress to run long, delaying relief. He cautions on food-crop shortages and political agitation.
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United States
Iffatra
Congress
Henry Clewes
Horace Plunkett's Co Operative Model Builds Ireland
Wisconsin State Journal highlights Sir Horace Plunkett as a quiet builder of Ireland through economic cooperation. It notes 100000 farmers in 000 societies with $16 million in annual business, running banks and stores, buying supplies, and selling products together to raise social and intellectual life in a free country.
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Treland
Mao
Horate Plunkett
Ireland
Wiscupain State Journal
Holler Talk and Political Turmoil Around Lost Jobs
Hankins vents about living in the holler and shifting plans to move to Shlan. He discusses Taft vs Roosevelt politics and a possible Democratic telegraph message predicting trouble. The town worries about pay, debts, and who will work, mentioning Hue Patten and a job turning the replay wheel.
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Taft
Rugevelt
Fulcon
Akord
Oz Thunder
Stewart
Bibes
Hix Masters Dettors
Jonez
Kasper
Seed and gossip shape early county views in state press
The State Press Comment notes optimistic seed fund returns for 65 000 acres with a potential million dollar payoff aided by favorable rains. A Golden Prairie Herald critique warns small towns suffer from gossip as a social burden, echoing a medieval penalty for habitual gossips. The Basin Rustler counters Buffalo’s appeal while highlighting the Big Horn Basin’s agricultural prominence in 1911.
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Perkins County
5. D
Ture
Golden Prairie Herald
the Rustler
Buffalo
Big Horn Basin
High Protection and Cost of Living Debate
Washington excerpts argue that excessive protection raises living costs and sparks socialist sentiment. It notes GOP tax logic versus Democratic tax cuts, highlights public road funding plans, and mentions the Senate's resistance from a named Republican bloc.
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H. Tavenner
Washington, D. C
United States
Democratic House
Gugsenheim
Smoot
Gallinger
Senate
Kult Commerce Court
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft Veto Strategy and Senate House Clash
The piece notes Republicans in the Senate and House support, while President Taft favors the commerce court and hints at a possible veto against its destruction. It argues his veto timing affected renomination prospects and his stance on tariff bills influenced primary outcomes.
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Senate
House
Taft
Commerce Court
Barnett's sale cuts prices on clothing stock now
The Barnett Mercantile Co. announces a total close out of its clothing and furnishings stock by July first. Prices are reduced well below recent levels to move the remaining Society brand suits overcoats shirts hose and more. Mr. Cooper emphasizes moving inventory with aggressive pricing.
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Barnett Mercantile Company
Society
Barnett's
Jin Cheyenn
Where the Rule Fails in Love at a Glance
An Atchison Globe clip notes that two women who share interests may not both win the same man as attention centers on a single suitor in a brief social observation.
Multiple Intraparty Local Candidates Seek August Primaries
A series of political notices announce Democratic candidates for county offices in Laramie County. Sam M Thompson and Wilfrid O Leary seek county prosecutor and sheriff nominations, Frank B Roach aims for sheriff, Fred Bohnstedt runs for Cheyenne justice of the peace, and Edward G Schoel and Wm Dunstan state county commissioner candidacies subject to the August 20 primaries.
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Democratic Party
Laramie County
Fred Bohnstedt
Justice of the Peace
Cheyenne
Bohnstedt
Pethr R. Warlaumont
Wilfrid O'Leary
Cook Bros Sanitary Ice at Thirty Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co offers sanitary ice priced at 30 cents per hundred. Phone 197 for orders and delivery.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
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