Two Cheyenne Papers Endorse City Commission and 640 Acre Homestead
The Leader and The Tribune unite on city government reform and a 640 acre homestead plan for Wyoming. They favor non partisan work, appointing three trustees, and a growth path to over a million residents with open opportunities under Borah law style terms.
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Leader and Tribune
Commission
Cheyenne
Wyn
Tribune
The
Wyoming
Nebraska
Let the People Stand By Their President
The article argues allied eastern banks oppose currency reform and aim to freeze out the Owen Glass banking bill by recalling loans to pressure Congress. It lauds President Wilson for advancing Democratic and Progressive aims and urges public support against moneyed interests.
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East
Congress
Wilson
Taft
Progressive Party
United States
Wilon
Secretary Daniels Praises Flag Day Address at Boston
Secretary Daniels speaks in Boston on Flag Day praising the flag as the symbol of liberty and national ideals. He links the flag to Concord, Bunker Hill, Trenton, the Declaration, and the Constitution, noting rich American heritage and bravery across regions.
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Daniels Blake
Boston Mass
Lberiys
Concord
Bunker Hill
Trenton
Kink
Sugar in the Newspapers in Washington Inquiry Record
In the lobby inquiry report, Hermuin notes sugar beet and AP distribution. Mamlin cites press publicity limits with Indianapolis talks and a call to Melville Stone for equal beet sugar coverage. Warren questions publicity strategies and favors AP content alignment with associated press standards.
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CC. Hermuin
Washington
BR. Warren
Detroit
Middle West
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Mamlin
Indianapolis
American Press Association
Country Press
Carr
Melville Stone
Warren
Unclear Text Passage Sparks Questionable Tone From Minneapolis News
A fragmentary excerpt questions whether a tariff stance is friendly to certain interests and hints at unreliability in reporting. The piece notes difficulty obtaining interviews and suggests publishing what is available rather than seeking full corroboration.
Direct Election Senators Seen Changing Senate Tone
Washington June 27 Direct election of senators is already shaping the Senate. The tariff bill average rate is two percent lower than the House, with Senate amendments bringing about three million dollars more revenue. Parcel post rates are questioned as too high prompting calls to reduce them. The tariff bill's passage in the Senate appears likely with Democrats broadly supporting it.
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Clyde A. Tavenner
Ashington
Senate
United States
Uncle Sam
Pace Post
Carryig
Representative Lewie
Maryhand
George J. Kindel
Colorado
Burleson
Sone
Louisiaana
Prairie Dogs and Grazing Industry War on Pests
Washington dispatch notes a Biological Survey campaign against prairie dogs on Western ranges using carbon disulphide and poisoned grain. It cites grazing losses, reduced forage, and cattle and sheep carrying capacity, with prior uses on Colorado forests and debates about pest control and ecological impact.
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Washington
Wests
Department of Agriculture
Coconino National Forest
Arizona
Cochotop National Forest
Colorado
Pike National Forest
Change Urged in Attitude Toward Mexican Rebels
Washington June 27 A change in U S attitude toward the warring factions in Mexico was urged in the climate today. The foreign relations committee will take up the question immediately. Senator Fall of New Mexico attacked the neutrality resolution and urged repeal. He said arms crossed the border to Huerta while the U S blocked aid to the opposing faction. He praised Wilson for not recognizing the assassins of the president of Mexico yet condemned current arms policy as provoking retaliation against Americans. Senator Bacon indicated the administration’s stance, while Senator Smith urged occupation of Lower California as compensation for losses. Senator Williams called for repeal of the neutrality resolution. The committee would soon consider the issue.
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Washington
PD. C
United States
Mexico
Foreign Relations Committee
Fall
New Mexico
Huerta
Huertay
Full
Wilson
Repubic
Bacon
Mexico City
Smith
Arizona
Lower
California
Williams
Senate
Militant Mackworth Remanded in Mailbox Bomb Charge
Mrs. Margaret Waigh Mackworth daughter of the coal magnate Davis A. Thomas now in Canada was brought before a magistrate in Newport England and remanded for fourteen days on a charge of placing explosives in a mailbox. She is secretary of the Newport branch of the Women’s Social and Political Union though she had not been an active militant until now.
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Newport
England
Margaret Waigh Mackworth
Davis A. Thomas
Canada
Mackworth
New Port
Women's Social and Political Union
Galloway's Texas Representative Laughs At Gettysburg Aid Vote
Representative Galloway of Texas, blocked from securing a $4,000 appropriation to send D C veterans to the Gettysburg celebration, was called from the house chamber and returned to a roar of laughter as the resolution passed unanimously.
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Galloway
Washington
Texas
Distriet of Columbia
Patronage not used as club by Pres Wilson
Brandon Virginia June 27 Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois spoke at the unveiling of a Stephen A. Douglas statue. He compared Wilson's Senate relations to Buchanan and Douglas, arguing Wilson places public good above patronage and rejects rewarding or punishing senators with offices.
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Brandon
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinoia
Stephen A. Douglas
Illinois
Lewis
Wilson
Senate
Buchanan
Douglas
United States
James Buchanan
James Monroe
George Warrington
Policemen Ready to Assist Visitors at Education Convention
Salt Lake City police are being coached to act as guides and information bureaus for the fifty first annual convention of the National Education Association, July 5 to 11. Officers normally provide city information, but extra briefing supports their duty to aid visitors.
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Salt Lake City
National Educational, Association
Poltico
Welcome to Yellowstone City Educator Conference
Editors note a convention coming to the city with educators from across the nation. City plans a warm reception and decorated business streets to greet delegates, aiming to project a cheerful image as visitors arrive and ask directions from police and city employees aiding guests.
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Iiterachoor
Nhead
Ijter Ature
Clty
Num
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