Taft Roosevelt quarrel over neurotics and paranoia erupts
The exchange centers on Taft labeling his progressive critics political emotionalists or neurotics while Medill McCormick retorts that Roosevelt supporters are being smeared as politically paranoid. The back and forth highlights party rifts, nominations, and calls for restraint amid a partisan clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
McCormick
New York
Temple of Freedom
Medill McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt National Committee
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
The American Woolen Company and Western Influence
A critical view of the American Woolen Company describes it as a powerful trust controlling Eastern Republican lawmakers and pressuring for high tariffs on wool. It asserts the company influenced Schedule K and Taft's tariff policies to protect wool, while opposing cattle hides and seeking low wages for workers, with Wyoming figures implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
Congress
American Woolen Company
Taft
Payne. Aldrich Till
Sta Associates
England
Canada
Lega
Wyoming
Woodrow Wilson’s Practical Leader Record
The piece recalls Wilson’s college teaching on executive leadership and his early New Jersey governorship. It notes his belief that a governor or president must lead layin legislatures and implement the people’s will, then cites his immediate action to enact laws aligned with voter choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Legislative Branch
Hank Hankins Speaks in the Holler Meeting
Hank Hankins recounts returning from the north and addressing a Kiuban club gathering. The event featured a flag ceremony, cheers, and a partisan tone urging Taft and Warnan, with mock opposition to Democrats and warnings of hominy as a political dig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Nekholler
Kiuban
Klub
Akseptunia
Hank Hawkins
Prezdent
Rekwest
Labor unrest and wage changes worldwide noted
Reports from Shanghai to Sweden, Nashua and Havana to Ontario describe wage gains and strikes. Masons earn 15 cents a day in Shanghai. Cuban plantations employ 90 percent Spaniards. New York shirtmakers seek a ten percent raise. mechanics in the Northwest sign eight hour day accords. Ottawa street railway workers gain one cent an hour. Somlya police strike for higher pay amid current $10 monthly wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Hamilton
Cat
Sweden
Carpenters
Nashua
N. H
Cuba
San Francisco
New York
la Crdese
Wis
State Free Employment Bureau
Minnesota
Ottawa
Can
United States
Northwest
Sioux City
Somlya
Hungary
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles and nervous weakness. The narrator describes relief from swelling backache dizziness and fatigue after two months of use and credits the medicine with saving her from grave illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Anne, Tir
Lydia E. Pinkam
Government to buy out express companies for parcels post
The debate proposes the government take over express firms paying 39 million for realty equipment and goodwill while leaving nearly 150 million in other assets to the companies. It argues the change could be instantaneous and cuts overhead with a parcels post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Express
New York
Geen Gardner
Maine
Baker Escapes and Public Outcry in Cheyenne Letter
A Cheyenne detective story seeds a public dispute as editors claim alleged plots by a gang pressuring settlers. The writer accuses major express companies of robbery and demands justice, noting a settler saved by a Washington special agent and a $190 deposit referenced in a harsh personal note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Rockety
Meir
Beckworth
No. 7
Washington
Field Division No. 7
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Leader Publishing Company
Carey Ave
Wyo
Alp Nastie
Lerklie A. Miller
M. D. Watson
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Tribune
Kent Taft
Roose
Princeton
New Jersey
Hankins
Warnan
Mondell
Alredy
Uy Wiomin
Sitizuns
Artikle
Bill Buckfever
Dekin Waltera
Ivery Biznes
Bolkott Eny
Dimikrat
Taftan
Guelph
Fresno
Cal
United Hebrew Trades
New York City
Tirs
Estella Gillispie
Uncle Bam
Mexico
Exposition Hall
Baker
Dig
California Fig Syrup CO
California
Normandie
Milatzo Electric Shoe Shop
Hol Ave
Obe
Bergerson
ERSON
Eddy ST
Stock Growers National Bank
Logan's
10Th and
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne Transfer CO
Bee
Rock Springs
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