Lane chosen as secretary of Interior and Western interests favored
The article praises Franklin K Lane of California for secretary of the Interior, notes Western selection over Eastern candidates, and cites Governor Alva Adams of Colorado sending congratulations. It argues Lane will prioritize Western land needs and development to boost Democratic gains.
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Homn
Franklin K. Lane
California
Osborne
Wilken
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great West
Wilson
Alva Adams
Colorado
Interior
Wilson Progressive Era Support and Wyoming Cooperation
The article lauds Woodrow Wilson’s administration as progressive and capable, noting broad public support and a cabinet of reform-minded members led by Bryan. It credits Wyoming Progressives for aiding Democratic strength locally and urges leaders to maintain liberal, efficient governance to sustain progressive Democracy.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Hine
Wyoming
The New Cabinet Formation Under Wilson
The article argues President Wilson’s cabinet draws from a limited pool as Democrats have been the minority in Congress for years. It notes difficulties in finding national figures and mentions ministers new to the country. It names Secretary of Agriculture David F. Hyer ton and Attorney General McLeod as examples of outsiders.
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Bryan
Wilson
House of Representatives
Hie
David F. Hyerton
Washington University
St. Louis College
Mcleynalds of
Tennenaee
New Cabinet Members Named to Public Bureau Posts
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison is removed from the New Jersey bench as William McAdoo moves to the treasury department from business. W. R. Redfield, a Brooklyn manufacturer famed for tariff speeches, takes Commerce. W. B. Wilson, from Pennsylvania, becomes Labor secretary. Frank Knox Lane, Interior secretary, is a Californian with an Interstate record.
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Lindley M. Garrison
New Jersey
William McAdooe
Treasury Department
W. (. Redfield
Department of Commerce
Brooklyn
Congreaa
New Partment of Labor
W. B. Wilson
Congress
Pennsylvania
Frankilo XK. Lane
Mwnooctary
Interior
Law
Daniels as Cabinet Journalist Heads Navy and Publicity
A Neb State Journal editorial notes Josephus Daniels, Charlotte editor, as potential journalist of the cabinet and head of the publicity bureau for the Wilton campaign. It discusses his national reputation, North Carolina navy yards prospects, and Wilson Bryan cabinet alignment within a progressive-leaning party.
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Colorado Folice
Burleson
Texas
Congress
House of Representatives
Josephus Daniels
Charlotte
Observer
Wilton
North
Wilson
Bryan
Neb
State Journal
Just Jottings and The Tribeters Snippets
A caustic collection of one liners and satirical asides. The editor’s pension debate and Collier’s Weekly reference frame a playful political note. Miscellaneous comments touch on edibles, Rockefeller interests, and a quip about a physician’s name.
World Economic Inquiry Urged by Taft Conference
The piece argues for a worldwide study on rising living costs since 1897. It cites wage growth versus cost of living, questions tariff impact in the US and Britain, New Zealand pricing, and cooperative movements as key factors. It notes the International Conference on Cost of Living and critiques Congress for delays.
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United States
Bureau of Labor
Great Britain
New Zealand
Taft
Congress
Care of Bees Advice From Farm and Wireside
A gently worded extract advises approaching bees with calm, slow movements and no brushing. Bees tolerate music but dislike harsh voices, and even temper is essential to avoid disturbing a swarm near the hive.
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Farm and Wireside
Against a Greater Cheyenne and Goose Neck Hollow
The speaker attacks a plan to build a long strip from the Fort to Poal Mountain, arguing it will hurt farmers and disfigure the crop valley. He cites pasture needs for sheep and water access, warns of soldiers and industry, and stresses opposition to government aims and the impact on the town and its people. The piece advocates keeping land open and opposing widespread development.
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Croe
Noo Inglun
Ijz
Wurth
A City Builder Mayor Baker Shuns Washington Post
A Cleveland mayor, Newton D. Baker, declines a cabinet post to focus on city building. The piece lauds his selfless, old fashioned leadership and vows Cleveland benefits from his continued local service rather than national politics.
Don t Believe It Cure Claim for Chronic Constitution
Fragmentary ad copy claims chronic constitution can be cured by Chamberlain s medicines. It urges readers to try and purchase for sale by all druggists. The message is unclear and appears as a miswritten promotional note seeking trials and sales.
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Chamberlain
Mista
Notice to Poultry Fanciers Meeting at City Hall
A meeting of the Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Association will be held at City Hall March 8 at 7 pm. Full attendance requested to discuss matters of importance. Subscribe for The State Leader.
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Wyoming Pytry and Pet Stock Association
City Hall
Jo Jy
Monopoly of Opportunity and the dissection of big combines
A World’s Weekly article echoes President Wilson’s policy stance on breaking up combinations of big business. It argues monopolies arise from identities of personnel and interest rather than single firms and calls for dissection to preserve national integrity and promote genuine opportunity.
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World's Weekly
Wilson
United States
General Carter Hailed as Chief of Staff
Major General William H. Carter commanded the central division in Chicago and is expected to become the next chief of staff. Officials anticipate him to command Galveston troops if a landing at Mexico became necessary. Carter is identified as a Democrat. No noiseless fat wheel has yet been produced by any inventor.
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Washington
William H. Carter
Chicago
War Department
Carter
Galveston
Mexico
Plains Hotel Announces 50c Merchant's Lunch Start
Beginning March 6 the Plains Hotel will serve a Merchant's Lunch for 50 cents from noon to 2 PM daily.
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Plains
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