Convincing Tariff Proof Urges Labor Frustrations and Reform
The piece argues high tariffs harm workers, citing the Lawrence textile strike and the American Woolen Company. It claims wage cuts, low wool prices, and high consumer costs show tariff protection benefits only trusts. It calls for tariff reduction and warns against machine politics in Wyoming and national party realignments.
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Washington
Republican Party
Ita Mille
New England
American Woolen Company
Leader's Idea of Freedom Sparks Newspaper Feud
The Leader attacks bandits and private defamation while defending its stance on public service. The piece claims rival Tribune uses guerilla tactics to undermine The Leader and its re election stance for Senator Warren, alleging threats and personal attacks behind the scenes.
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Made in Cheyenne Exhibit Opens Next Thursday
Cheyenne manufacturers showcase local crafts in a March 7 event described as free for inspection. The display aims to inspire city pride with home made articles, live music, and bright lights, signaling growth and enterprise for Cheyenne’s future.
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Straw Vote Results and Political Remarks in Wyoming Tribune
The Wyoming Tribune reports its February straw poll totals with Roosevelt leading in both parties and Taft lagging. It notes no postmaster or federal employee votes and cites W. J. Bryan and Roosevelt statements while quoting local editorials and reactions to the Boom erang column.
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Wyoming Tribune
Roosevelt
Taft
Cummins
Tribune
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W. J. Bryan
Dooley Style Rant Skewers Law and Politics
A rambling satirical column from Big Bend era notes ridiculing a local editor, mocks lawyers and judges, and laments constitutional interpretation. It lampoons income tax debates and recalls Dooley as the voice behind the jumbled political argument.
Casey and the desk key car fare caper at the parade
A sergeant at a ball game is approached by a soldier who asks for car fare to chase Casey downtown. The soldier later returns with Casey and the desk key, claiming he only took car fare. The sergeant learns the desk was opened and exclaims about the missing funds while questioning Casey's whereabouts in San Francisco. An invitation to join the Leader's circulation campaign is extended by a campaign manager offering prizes.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Ben
Ted
Taney Wance
Dooley
Casey
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Personal Skin Remedy Guarantee Offered by Local Store
A local shop promotes an eczema treatment with a no pay guarantee if not effective. The advertisement claims a simple wash eases rash and tetter, promising permanent cures and urging readers to try the product with confidence. It cites D. D. D. Laboratory ingredients thymol wintergreen and soothing compounds and invites customers to judge the result themselves.
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