Morgan Denounced for Market Rescue as Nation's Finances Turned
The Literary Digest cites testimony from October 24 1907 showing Morgan used his influence to guide stock market rescue with U S funds. Newspapers mock the Money Trust probe and question whether the Treasury was effectively Morgan’s instrument. The piece notes Morgan received honors in 1909 and sparked debates about national finance and foreign praise.
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Morgan
Treasury
United States
Samuel Untermeyer
Money ‘Trust
Ry MM. Thomas
George de Cortelyou
Milwaukee Sentinel
J. Pierpont Morgan
AL Jenat
New York Csi
New York
Untermyer
Denmark
Neliio
Oregon Suffrage Drive Seeks New Vote Despite Past Losses
The Oregon initiative for woman suffrage aims for a constitutional amendment granting women the ballot. Advocates note repeated defeats, including a previous tie, and compare to California where Asian populations are fewer voting whites. They argue demographic shifts could alter outcomes while warning politics now differ since 1910.
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Oregon
California
Equal Suffrage Movement
Democrats push two thirds vote plan at Bellamore convention
The County Journal reports a Democratic bid to award the two thirds vote holder the presidential nomination and the runner up the vice presidential nomination at Bellamore. If adopted, next week’s ticket could be Clark and Wilson or Wilson and Clark with Osborne seen as possible second place on the ticket. Wyoming and Colorado delegates favor Osborne for second on the ticket if the plan is enacted.
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Bellamore
Clark
Wilson
Wilson and
Wyoming
Colorado
Osborne
County Journal
Wyoming Laws Protect Birds and Nests In Garden Peace
The State Humane Society outlines penalties for destroying wild birds nests or eggs in Wyoming. Certificates may be issued to scientists 15 and older to collect birds only for science with bonds and approvals. Unlawful killing or possession of game birds incurs fines up to five dollars per bird or imprisonment up to ten days.
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Secretary of the State Humane Society
Wyoming
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Leon GC
Hills
Democrats Stand Atop Fractured Republics in Duty Crest
A Sheridan Enterprise report argues the Democratic Party bears a unique duty as Republicans split by personal feuds. It notes widespread disenchantment with Taft and Roosevelt, predicts a Democratic wave and national strength, and mentions the Roosevelt Progressive party forming as a campaign factor.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Sonal
Bryan
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Sheridan Enterprise
Raplly
Frank Fankins Hank Defends Leader Editorial Bias
A mock letter in the Tribune praises the Leader newspaper for its political editorials and heavy news coverage, contrasting it with Tribune editors. The writer quotes Zeek and a storeboy, argues Leader staff are paid to ruin other papers, and defends their patriotism and salaries while criticizing rivals.
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Hank
the Tribune
United States
Bill
Zeek
Holt Uv
Tharz Yisterday
Tribuune
Ole Republikin Party
Abraham Lincoln
Taft
Lorimer
Hr. Warn
Sinseer Lav
Kamz
State Press Defends Senator Warren Against Neglect Claims
A state Republican paper rebuts charges that Senator Francia B. Warren neglected his business. It argues Warren’s Warren Live Stock Company grew from insolvency in 1896 to a major western concern, with tens of thousands of sheep and hundreds of thousands of acres. The piece questions the accusation and urges libel defense against detractors.
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Francia B. Warren
Wyoming
Warren Live Stock Company
Warren
Warren Live Block Company
Abraham
Congress
Roads Blocked By Fences Hinder Travel to National Park
Niobrara County Tribune reports that fences across roads near Cheyenne and Laramie County force travelers to detour by 30 to 40 miles. The piece urges better road marking and maintenance to aid tourists heading to the National Park this summer.
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Casper
Hvaneton
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Tourlaia
National Park
Niobrara
Beauty Parlor Ad and Local Goods Offers
Local classified snippet promoting Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors at 411 W 19th St and The Sherman Co offerings. Includes Kansas Cream Flour from ear unloaded with price note and contact details for Peabody & Nelson at 10917 Thomes with phone numbers 817-W and 652-W.
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Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thomes
W. Tr
Democratic slate for Laramie sheriff and road supervisor
Voters in Laramie county are informed of candidates for the Democratic nomination. Frank B. Roach Edward G. Schoel and Corson W. Slingerland announce campaigns for sheriff and road supervisor respectively, subject to the August 20 primaries. The notice also mentions bake sale at St. Mark’s Guild parish house on Saturday June 29.
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Laramie County
Gust
Corson W. Slingerlan
St. Mark's Guild
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Rhenidan
Whichester
William T. Stead
England
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France
Italy
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Courney
Charleston News and Courier
TN Origon
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Brother Deming
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Washington
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Valparaiso
City
Milton
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Frank * Fankins
Bocores
Kerimie
Cheyanne
The
Sherman Co
Cheyenne Ice Co
Carey
Frank B. Roach
Edward G. Schoel
Hanson
Hanna Coal
Eddy
Cartyon Ave
New Park
Ction Il Stove
Continental Oilco
Denver
Butte
Albany
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