Lane chosen as secretary of the Interior by President Wilson
The West gains the post with Homn Franklin K. Lane of California named secretary of the Interior. Western support is cited as decisive as Governor Alva Adams of Colorado congratulates Wilson on cabinet selections and loyalty.
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Homn
Franklin K. Lane
California
Osborne
Wilken
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Land Department
Great West
Wilson
Alva Adams
Colorado
Interior
Wilsons progressive vision shapes a new Democratic era
The article praises Woodrow Wilson as having a broad grasp of national problems and a commitment to progressive ideals. It argues his cabinet and administration reflect efficiency and sympathy with progressive democracy, emphasizing the role of Wyoming progressives in supporting the party’s recent success and urging liberal leadership to sustain power.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Hine
Wyoming
The New Cabinet and Its National Reach
President Wilson's cabinet, aside from Mr Bryan, reflects limited national prominence with several members being new to the country. The selection process faced the Democratic minority's restraint, and key posts show unexpected appointments among unfamiliar figures.
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Bryan
Wilson
House of Representatives
Hie
David F. Hyerton
Washington University
St. Louis College
Mcleynalds of
Tennenaee
Changes in Cabinet Roles Inspired by Tariff Debates
The text lists reshuffled U S cabinet posts with Secretary of War Lindley M Garrison moving from New Jersey bench and William McAdoo entering the treasury from business. It notes W G Redfield’s move to commerce from Brooklyn manufacturing and William B Wilson’s ascent to labor secretary from Pennsylvania Congress. Franklin K Lane named interior secretary with a strong California 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
Cabinet propels interior secretary bid amid naval ties
A Nebraska State Journal paraphrase notes commerce commission leverage in selecting a secretary of the interior from public land rate, with Josephus Daniels as potential journalist of the cabinet. The piece weighs North Carolina hopes for rehabilitation of the navy yard and contemplates Wilson Bryan alignment and a progressive congressional wing.
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Lane
Colorado Folice
Burleson
Texas
Congress
House of Representatives
Josephus Daniels
Charlotte
Observer
Wilton
North
Wilson
Bryan
Neb
State Journal
Just Jottings from the Trib and notes
A patchwork of editorial quips and social jabs touches on partisan media, a pension idea, and a quirky aside about Rockefeller interests and J P Morgan. The piece riffs on names and urban anecdotes with tongue in cheek remarks.
Worldwide inquiry into cost of living urged by Taft era editorials
The piece argues that despite wage growth since 1897, cost of living rose similarly, prompting questions about tariffs and cooperation. It highlights the need for a global economic inquiry and references the Taft recommended International Conference on Cost of Living, noting Congress’ preoccupation with politics.
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United States
Bureau of Labor
Great Britain
New Zealand
Taft
Congress
Care of Bees Advised Gentle Handling and Calm Voices
An article in Farm and Wireside quotes bees as friendly to calm, gentle behavior. It warns against brushing bees or loud voices near the hive and urges an even temper to prevent swarms.
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Farm and Wireside
Against a Greater Cheyenne and Goose Neck Hollow
A posterlike voice protests a proposed strip from Fort to Pole Mountain, arguing it harms farms, disfigures Croe Valley, and drains water. The speaker favors open range and cattle grazing over town development, urging protection for rural life and displeasure at government plans.
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Hank
Goose Neck
Hyur
Guse Neck
Hollerz Shepe Ranges
Croe
Noo Inglun
Ijz
Wurth
A City Builder Baker Chooses Cleveland Over Washington
A profile praises Cleveland Mayor Newton D. Baker for declining a cabinet post to focus on Cleveland’s growth. The piece lauds his self sacrifice and old fashioned civic spirit, arguing the country loses a strong leader when such traits are not in government, while praising Cleveland’s future under his guidance.
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Camateure
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Hirgan
Elifes
Charariey
Cleveland Ia
Denver
Believe It or Not Chronic Ailment Trial Ad
An old advertisement urges readers not to accept chronic constitution issues as incurable and promotes trial of Chamberlain's Tays as a possible cure with a cautious note about limited quantities available and druggist sales.
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Chamberlain
Mista
Notice to Poultry Fanciers
A Wyoming poultry and pet stock association meeting will be held at City Hall on March 8 at 7 p.m. Full attendance requested to discuss important matters and subscription for The State Leader.
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Wyoming Pytry and Pet Stock Association
City Hall
Jo Jy
Dissecting the Monopoly of Opportunity in Wilson Text
The article outlines President Wilson's policy approach to big business and monopolies. It argues for disentangling a vast, intertwined “community of interest” and breaking up consolidated control of raw materials water power and finance to restore opportunity. It stresses national integrity and freedom over monopoly and urges dismembering these alliances to promote a broader, inclusive economic vitality.
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World's Weekly
Wilson
United States
General Carter Tapped as Chief of Staff
Washington dispatch reports Major General William H. Carter, then in command of the army's central division in Chicago, slated to become the next chief of staff. Carter was considered to head troops at Galveston for a possible Mexico landing. he is described as a Democrat. A stray line notes no noiseless fat wheel has yet been produced.
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Washington
William H. Carter
Chicago
War Department
Carter
Galveston
Mexico
Plains Hotel Offers 50c Merchant's Lunch Start March
Beginning March 6 the Plains Hotel will serve a 50c Merchant's Lunch from 12 noon to 2 pm daily, offering a compact dining option for workers and shoppers.
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Plains
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