Leader's Mexican policy clash at Lake Mohonk debate
Brother Deming objects to an editorial on Mexico published under The Leader headline The Ultimate Outcome in Mexico. The piece argues for potential U.S. intervention and contends that peace talks fail to change a long history of instability. It cites General Sherman and contrasts Lake Mohonk ideals with realpolitik.
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Ogee Islands
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Prohibits the Pork Barrel Upgrade in Public Buildings Bill
Senator John Kern leads an amendment to curb pork barrel spending by barring post office buildings in towns with income under 810,000. The reform aims to save millions, reduce graft, and push the Senate toward a more progressive, careful approach to public funds. Supporters hail Kern along with Kenyon Cummins La Follette Borah for stamping out graft in Congress.
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Borah
Golden Prairie comments on Cheyenne land office vacancy
A Wyoming Tribune reader’s piece under the pen name Golden Prairie questions the Cheyenne land office receiver’s resignation and potential appointment. The leader mocks the subsidized press and notes Democrats want the job, while stressing the office should not become a partisan sinecure.
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Cheyenne
Baker
Deming
Leader
A Progressive's View of Pratt
A Wyoming Progressive condemns Speaker Pratt for alleged self serving conduct. The writer denounces Pratt as unfit, prefers Senator Warren for integrity, and calls Pratt a political outcast for betraying Wyoming's interests. The piece questions Pratt's claim to the Progressive label and urges rejection of his candidacy.
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Pratt
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Europe
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United States
Warren
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Smart Business Men and the New Economic Law
The New York World argues that proposed government valuation of railroad property for rate setting shifts from revolutionary to becoming law. It notes business leaders once opposed such measures now support them, while fearing publicity regulation and equality. The piece predicts future success for firms honoring law and public rights.
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Lemant
New York World
Sheridan delegates return from Twelfth legislature
Four members of the Sheridan county delegation to the Twelfth legislature arrived home. Speaker comments say the Union Pacific owned Wyoming’s legislature and Republicans held a slim majority in both houses. Dr Halley criticizes standpatters and says Republicans insulted Governor Carey and sought disastrous laws for years.
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Sheridan
Ben
R. Halley
J. HW. Valleau
Dan Kelleher
H. V. Hensinger
Dr. Halley
Uunion Pacific Railroad
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Senate
Mex
Carey
Political tussle over irrigation and saloon laws
The piece notes partisan clashes in a legislative session with Republicans pushing an irrigation bill and a repeal of primary laws, while Democrats resist. It mentions a governor veto on saloon permits in unincorporated towns, a substitute measure awaiting signature, and a series of humorous questions quoted from various newspapers.
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Carey
Street Cars Banned From Pennsylvan ia Avenue For Suffragists
Washington reports that a House committee on the District of Columbia favorably reported a bill barring street cars from Pennsylvania avenue between 3 and 5 oclock next Monday afternoon. Suffragists championed by Representative Taylor of Colorado virtually won an uninterrupted procession rights step.
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Washington
Taylor
Colorado
House Committee On the District of Columbia Today
Pennsylvania Avenue
Feathers and Fables of a Local Hen Prize Tale
A city farmer raises a hen in a stately pen and tends her with care yet she never lays a single egg. Neighbors tease as he attends poultry shows and earns wealth, proving feathers do not guarantee success. A parable on appearance, effort, and fortune.
Cough Medicine for Children
A recommendation for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant choice for children. The text notes care in selection, absence of harmful substances, and effectiveness, claiming it is favored by mothers of young children.
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