Proof of tariff failures fuels Lawrence textile strike debate
The article argues high tariffs harm workers as seen in the Lawrence strike where 20,000 laborers resist wage cuts. It accuses the American Woolen Company of pushing down wages while keeping tariffs and prices high, and presses for tariff reform to curb trusts. It also discusses Wyoming politics and the push for progressive unity within Republicans and Democrats.
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Washington
Republican Party
Ita Mille
New England
American Woolen Company
Leader's Idea of Freedom Criticized in Taxing Outburst
The Leader denounces a Friday night land office publication accusing it of libel and bandit rhetoric. It claims assassination and personal attacks against prominent businessmen are used to undermine its reporting and political stance while defending its own public service.
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Frank James
Caneti
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Broters
Citisens
Warren
The
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Chevéone
Basck
Matfir
Cheyenne Makers Exhibit Draws Growing Interest
The Made in Cheyenne Exhibit opens next Thursday evening in a purpose built venue. Booths rise as designs take shape and locals tour free displays of home made articles. Music and lights promise a festive scene that underscores city growth and civic pride.
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Cheyenne
Tribune Straw Vote Shows Roosevelt Leads Republican Tilt
The Wyoming Tribune reports February straw poll results with Roosevelt at 116 votes, Taft 37, Cummins 9, La Follette 6, Wilson 14, Marshall 7, and minor Democratic tallies. It notes no votes from federal officials and questions party alignment, citing Bryan and Warren debates as context for progressive shifts.
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Taft
Cummins
Tribune
Republican Party
Dozens of Rural Writings Mixed With Local Ink
A collage of quirky notes from the Big Bend area mocks editors and officials, with threats, inheritance tales, and an extended spoof on the U S Constitution. Poking at judges, politics, and a memory of Dooley, the piece blends humor with town life.
Case of Car Fare and a Desk Key at City Ball Game
A sergeant, watching a ball game, lends a soldier a quarter for car fare after the soldier hints Casey is downtown. Later the soldier returns with Casey and the desk key, claiming the desk was taken only for car fare. The sergeant discovers the key and a scuffle over the desk, while an ad urges readers to join the Leader's circulation campaign.
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Casey
San Francisco
Personal Guarantee on Skin Remedy Promoted by Local Drugstore
Local merchant advertises D. D. D. facial wash as eczema remedy with a no pay guarantee. It claims quick relief from rash or tetter and promises permanent cures with a trial bottle, urging customers to judge by results and pay nothing if unsatisfied.
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Ane Remy
Rordel
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