Baltimore convention clash over Parker name and progressive push
A discussion argues that Big Business seeks control over the Baltimore Democratic convention by backing Judge Alton B Parker. The piece denounces Parker as a symbol of municipal graft and urges progressives led by Bryan to unite to defeat party machine politics and nominate a progressive ticket.
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Chietro
Baltimore
Alton C. Parker
Democratic Party
Champ Clark
Wilson
Alton B. Parker
William Jennines Bryan
Party of Progressive Principles
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Prominent Republican Attacks Conservation Policy
A notable Republican speaker at the Industrial Club event in Wyoming bitterly denounced recent conservation measures. Judee N. Potter of the State Supreme Court and Industrial Club president urged opposing declarations, criticizing oil, coal, phosphate lands and water power withdrawals as hindering development and state progress.
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Industrial Club
Onaha Commercial Club
Judee
N. Potter
State Supreme Court
Wyoming
Wien
OD & Progressive
Wyoming Politics and Janda Development Debate
Judge Potter Jen felong, a Republican, argues the key issue for Wyoming is independence from party lines as he contemplates voting for a Democratic nominee who defends western pioneers and settlers' rights. He mocks lingering federal control, notes suppression of Janda development, and claims many Republicans share his stance against a paralyzing policy.
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Potter Jen Felong
Earnoet
Wyoming
Pinchotta
Roosevelt Republicans sharpen knives for Mondell
A satirical piece mocks the Roosevelt Republicans of Wyoming and the Taft campaign, noting Mondell's loyalty to the steam roller and predicting a defeat for the 1908 nominee. It accuses Frank W. Mondell of aiding the party's internal leadership and thrusts blame at the Roosevelt faction ahead of November.
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G. O. Pi
Bill Nye
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Teddy
Tribune
Frank W. Mandell
Frank
National Committee
Uncle Joe
Mondell
Grandpatiert
Wyoming
Temperance Lesson In Sunday Schools Today
A Sunday school lesson cites scripture from Ephesians and cites Professor Hodges of Clark University describing alcohol and waste products. Statistics for 1911 show population growth of 340 percent in 53 years and insanity rising 950 percent, with scientists linking alcohol to intellectual decline. The article asks readers if they have fellowship with these works of darkness.
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Hodges
Clark University
Chautauqua’s uplifting influence in Cheyenne praised
The Cheyenne Chautauqua effort is praised for its strong impact on youth with programs ranking with the nation’s best. Lectures on character power education and patriotism drawn crowds and left attendees inspired by notable oratory and humor.
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Cheyenne
The Men and Religion Forward Movement Revival Ends
The article notes the movement closed in April after heavy spending and effort. It cites 7,002 addresses and 1,402,646 conversions with 7,580 conversions per audience member, claiming the revival was the largest in history and run by businessmen on business grounds, yet social and political unrest remains.
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Thy
Taft Warren Rally Praised by Hank Amid District Gossip
A noisy street scene in Shian yesterday shows Hank praising Taft and Warren amid mockery of Roosevelt and reformers. The tale blurs politics, money, and influence with references to Meyer Morgan and other elite names shaping the campaign.
High Tariff A Curse To Slave Driven Women
A Washington letter argues high protection harms workers especially women and children. It cites Lawrence mass woolen mills paying 5 to 7 dollars weekly, steel mills with 12 hour days, and New York Factory Investigating Commission findings of 296000 women earning about 5 dollars weekly.
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P. C. H. Tavenner
Woashington
Lawrence
Mass
Stanley
New York State
New York
Nong
Questionable protection claims spark wage and ethics debate
The text argues that leaders tout protection for workers while failing to shield employees, prompting scrutiny of corporate ethics and product safety practices amid calls for accountability and reform.
Speaking of Genus and Cake Spoiling Opinions
A scrambled birdbrain of a paragraph cites Lena and Pat Sullivan predicting Taf’s nomination, notes a sparrow perching on a high branch, and questions Pet Colliers influence in endorsing a Democratic candidate While the Tribune offers chatter on Chau Tauqua lore and Leafer’s suggestion the piece pokes fun at media bias and political forecasting.
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Rockefeller
Jack Johnson
Lena
Pat Sullivan
Taf
San Juan Hill
Party Committees and Precinct Leadership Provisions
The document outlines primary law provisions for party committees. It sets how precinct committeemen are elected by precinct, the creation of county central committees, ex officio city committees, and vacancy rules. It also describes the state committee composition and the judicial district member rule.
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County Central Committee
County Central
Roach and Olds Declare Democratic Candidacy in Laramie County
Frank B. Roach announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for county sheriff and county commissioner in Laramie County with August 20 primaries. Ray K. Olds declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer also subject to the August primaries, noting prior service as deputy.
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Laramie County
Aun
Ray K. Olds
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Judve Parker
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City of
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Tie
Young Business
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Taft and
Warren
Emilé
Korner
Ole Ruzevelt
Shycango
Rozevelt
McBride
Mack
Politike
Charlie
Piero Morgan
Roeckyfeller
Karnaigie
United States
Frank B. Roach
A. T. Hale
W. 57Th St
Adama
Kopald’s
Er Service
the Stock Growers National Bank
A. E. Roedel Rexall
West 17Th ST
Albany Hotel
Denver
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