Wyoming appoints three young district judges
Governor Carey named three new district judges in Wyoming all regarded as bright young attorneys Judge Winter at Casper Judge Tidball at Laramie and Judge Metz at Sheridan with Metz son of former House Democratic leader W S Metz The appointments join Judges Craig and Parmalee expanding state court facilities for a growing population and promising high legal standards.
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Casper
Judge Tidball
Laramie
Mets
Sheridan
I. W. Metz
W. S. Metz
House
Tidball
Theyiay
Wyoming
Craig and
Parmalee
Kern Named Senate Leader in Progressive Victory
Progressive Democrats ousted Senator Martin as senate leader after a years long effort by reactionaries to seize control. Senator John Kern of Indians emerged as Moor leader, aligning with President Wilson and signaling strong Democratic support in the senate for the Wilson administration. The vote reflects broad public backing for Wilson and a cautious political climate.
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Senate
West Virginia
Warren
John Kern
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Leader condemns Pratt for duplicity in legislature
The Leader publishes stern rebuke of Speaker Martin Luther Pratt for duplicity amid legislative turbulence. It cites editorials from Republicans Democrats and Progressives condemning Pratt and praising Edward HM Meson while decrying Pratt’s conduct as harmful to voters and the commonwealth.
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Tribune
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Pratt
Commonwealth
Edward HM. Meson
Manson
All Geerthes
National Disgrace Over Suffragette Parade in Washington
A letter denounces the treatment of suffragists during a peaceful parade on Pennsylvania Avenue. The writer blames city authorities, calls for accountability, and urges police and officials to answer for the incident to prevent a repetition.
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Pensylvania Avenue
Washington
Noumnkind
Congressional Committee
Pew Congress
New Hampshire Legislature Votes on Senate Pick
Concord March 3 The legislature failed to meet full attendance as only 12 senators and representatives appeared for the daily ballot to choose a successor to United States Senator Henry Be Burnham. The proceding shows little momentum as Congress prepares to convene.
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Concord
N. H
United States
Kenry BE. Burnham
Congress
Aline’s Soiled Gown Sparks Ball Mix-Up
Aline Carr ruins her gown before a costume ball and, in distress, borrows a pink kimono from Virginia Taylor to disguise as a geisha. At the party she meets Jack Howard, who believes she is Virginia. After a late night, the pair plan to search for Virginia, and the kimono changes hands again as wedding plans unfold.
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Virginta
Aline Carr
Aline
Winston Scott
Winston
Mrs. Scott
Drees
Japan
Virginia Taylor
Monk
Miss Taylor
Misa Taylor
Tam Jack Howard
Weat
New York
Bower
Farm to consumer cost of watermelons shown by railway tale
The Wisconsin State Journal recounts Tour Melon Br. F. Yokum's example of a watermelon car from an Oklahoma town to St Paul. It shows farmer costs 6 cents per melon, railroad profit 7.5 cents, commission and retailer margins, and that the city buyer pays far more than farm and transport costs.
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BR. F. Yokum
Felaco Railway System
Oklahoma
St. Paul
Commission
Wisconsin State Journal
A Misgoverned City Demands Commission Rule for Washington
The Sioux City Tribune argues Washington should adopt a full powerful commission government to replace the chaotic ward system. It condemns current congressional debate over local matters as wasteful, costly, and inefficient, costing time and money.
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Washington
United States
Congressional Record
Smith
Georgia
Arizona
Nelson
Minnesota
Curtis
Kansas
Townsend
Michigan
Works
California
Maine
District of Columbia
Congress
Sioux City Tribune
Wilson girls face high society pressures in Washington
Wisconsin State Journal mocks the daughters of the next president, arguing high society favors wealth and detachment. It suggests the Wilson girls must abandon empathy for common people to fit in, calling their kind of democracy impractical for ruling circles.
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United States
Washington
Wilson
New York
Europe
Wisconsin State Journal
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Cleanse for Liver and Bowels
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective remedy to cleanse the liver and thirty feet of bowels, claim it relieves constipation without gripe, and promotes health for both adults and children with a pleasant taste. It urges readers to ask their druggist for California Fig Syrup and to reject substitutes.
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California
Trade Signs a Turning Point in Market Outlook
The market shows reduced doubt and fading pessimism as prices fell 10 to 25 points over four months. Liquidation was widespread with few weak spots left, but consumer buying and production suggest a larger spring trade and sustained business activity despite depleted bank reserves from gold exports. Written by Herry Clews.
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Europe
The State Leader Report Echoes Wyoming Spirit
A fragmentary note suggests Wyoming pride in a local paper style as residents joke about dampening enthusiasm with water and others recall a man who built grand schemes with hollow promises.
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