Warren Defies Wood in Military Bill Fight
The text alleges Senator Francis J. Warren of Wyoming teamed with Wood’s enemies to defeat a Democratic military appropriations measure. Warren’s actions are described as partisan and aimed at replacing Wood with a candidate linked to West Point leadership, provoking opposition from Roosevelt and his supporters.
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Parmer
Ceners Almasworth
Leonand Wood
Francis J. Warren
Weoremne
Wood
Everern
Rersting
Pss
Warren
Porahing
West Point
Senate Military Committee
Rooosevelt
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Senators Lodge
Eo Hitchcock
Senate
Theodore Tonsevelt
Taft
Gul Roonvelt
Hoovevelt
Wyoming
Alverson
Secretary Fisher Opposes Borah Homestead Law Debate
A garbled report suggests Secretary Fisher did not oppose the Borah three year Homestead law, with references to Patt and a Frat, plus an assertion from a Washington correspondent about the President hesitating to sign due to Binder's opposition.
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Fisher
Toth
Patt
Wyoming Tribune
Denver
Washington
Binder
Flohr Opposed Bill Amid Bitter Debate
A correspondent quotes a Congress member noting Flohr opposed the bill bitterly. The letter claims the proposal was pushed without Interior Secretary review and only sent through in the Senate with little consent. It adds that the Interior secretary mounted a strong attack in the House.
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Secretary of the Interior
Pubic Lands Committee
House
Senate
Warren
The Crisis at Chicago Roosevelt Support Wins Out
The Tribune editorial by W. C. Deming argues a Taft Warren machine throttled Republican will in Wyoming while Roosevelt gains backing. Deming hints Roosevelt may run independent if Taft is nominated and asks who readers will support, predicting a rebuke at the polls.
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Tribune
Chicago
Republic
Wyoming
Roosevelt
W. C. Deming
Taft
Deming
Brother Deming
Rugevelt
Fulcon
Akord
Oz Thunder
Stewart
Bibes
Hix Masters Dettors
Jonez
Arizona recalls judges move gains unlikely opposition
The Arizona legislature passes a constitutional amendment for judge recall with near unanimous Senate support after a unanimous House vote. The measure, rooted in the state’s early constitutional spirit, aims to empower voters to remove judges who fail public trust, reflecting broader defense of free government and civic accountability.
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Arizona
Economic optimism amid steady gains in May business
Henry Clewes surveys U.S. firm finances with May bank clearings up 10 percent year over year and five month gains of 9.7 percent. Rail earnings rise over 12 percent and steel demand stays strong. He warns Congress adjournment delays may worsen political strife and food crop reductions could ease discontent.
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United States
Iffatra
Congress
Henry Clewes
Plunkett’s Co operative Model Builds Ireland
The Wisconin State Journal extols Sir Horace Plunkett for 20 years of work in promoting economic cooperation. He organized 100,000 farmers into societies with own banks and stores, handling a $16,000,000 annual trade to raise prosperity without personal gain.
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Treland
Mao
Horate Plunkett
Ireland
Wiscupain State Journal
Holler Life and Political Grief in a Turbulent May Day
A rambling voice rails against Taft and Roosevelt amid local woes. Hankins jokes about living in the holler while decrying debts, job worries, and political manipulation. The text weaves insults, bar gossip, and a plan to find better prospects as election tensions rise.
Small Town Gossip Provokes Strong Reactions Across Regions
Readers in Perkins county discuss seed purchases and a projected million dollar return from 65 000 acres amid favorable rains. The Golden Prairie Herald condemns gossip as harmful to communities while the Basin Rustler praises the Big Horn Basin as a leading agricultural center and progressive town.
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Perkins County
5. D
Ture
Golden Prairie Herald
the Rustler
Buffalo
Big Horn Basin
High Protection and Costs of Living Debate
Washington writers argue that excessive protection raises living costs and fuels socialism. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic tax theories, cites federal outlays, and advocates for highway funding while criticizing the commerce court and Senate ring influence.
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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 Presses Veto Power Amid Trade Court debate
Republicans in the senate back the house while President Taft weighs a veto on a bill targeting the commerce court. Observers note his veto choices may have affected renomination chances and the outcomes of recent state primaries.
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Senate
House
Taft
Commerce Court
Barnett's closes out stock at Barnett Mercantile
The Barnett Mercantile company announces a full closeout of its clothing and furnishings stock by July first with prices cut well below recent levels. The Society brand suits and overcoats form the core of the stock as buyers select shirts hose and ties at reduced prices. Mr. Cooper states the stock must move and asserts these prices will do so.
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Barnett Mercantile Company
Society
Barnett's
Jin Cheyenn
Relationship Conflict Between Two Women Over Man
A brief gossip blurb notes that romantic interests can complicate rivalries when two women target the same man, challenging the idea that shared tastes guarantee harmony. The item appears in a column from the Atchison Globe syndicated excerpt.
Political candidates announce Democratic primary bids in Laramie County
Multiple local figures announce Democratic nominations for County and Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff and Justice of the Peace in Laramie County with primaries set for August 20. Names include Sam M Thompson Frank B Roach Fred Bohnstedt Peth R Warlaumont WM Dunstan Wilfrid O Leary Edward G Schoel.
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Democratic Party
Laramie County
Fred Bohnstedt
Justice of the Peace
Cheyenne
Bohnstedt
Pethr R. Warlaumont
Wilfrid O'Leary
Sanitary Ice at 30 Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co offers sanitary ice at 30 cents per hundred with phone contact at 197 for orders and delivery.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
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