A Quiet Tip to the Railroads After the Horse Is Stolen
Wyoming editors press for intrastate rail rate regulation and fair freight practices. The Leaders editorializes on discriminatory rates, urging Union Pacific and others to adopt pro manufacturing policies to aid state towns and discourage out of state shipments.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Tribune
Rock Springs
Bur Rock Springs
Union Pacific Railroad
Cnjon Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Denver
Houlder
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Boulder
Colo
Casper
Commerce Commission
Tribune
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brother Deming
Republican
No Veto Of Gov Carey Disturbed In Wyoming Press
Casper Tribune reports Governor Carey remains solid despite a flurry of attacks from lawmakers and critics. The piece notes Carey, depicted as a scrapper, weathered jabs from Senator Murray Representative Gates and Senator Jindsel, with the public mixed on his popularity but agreeing he handled opposition well.
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Joe
Joe Vie
First
Richard Shipp
Murray
Gates
Frank Jindsel
Senate
Shoahont
Carey
Sialementea
Frank Hadsell
How Metz Came To Be Appointed
The Laramie Republican reports Governor Carey named Percy Metz as Fifth district judge after a last minute deal with W.8 Mets of Sheridan county, father of the appointee. The piece notes Metz’s name was not raised until late and Hyde and West supporters urged a different candidate. Metz is praised as a diligent prosecutor.
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Laramie
Carey
Percy Metz
Bit
Sheridan
Washington
Hyde
Chaplin
Percy Mete
Carey Seeks Democratic Representation on State Bench
Governor Carey argued that the Democrats deserved bench representation after Kendrick's win and a Democratic majority, stating that fair minded men agree with his view that the party should be represented on the state bench despite Progressive and Republican opposition.
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Progressivee
Big Mars Bank
Carey
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming Delegation Skips National Good Roads Convention
Senators Warren and Clark and Congressman Mondell were appointed delegates to the National Good Roads convention in Washington. Wyoming enthusiasts attended, but the congressional delegation did not attend the meetings, perhaps sending only staff.
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Warren and Clark
Mondell
Washington
Wyoming
Congress
One Thing at a Time in Tariff Debate
The New York World argues for a focused tariff revision plan led by the Wilson administration and Democratic Congress. It stresses correcting Payne Aldrich abuses and aligning revenues to government needs, urging other legislation wait until next winter.
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House
Wilson
Democratic Party
Congress
New York World
Germany Fears England Less As War Talk Spreads
Berlin notes that Germans, while mindful of England’s past, feel stronger and ready to act. The piece mocks English war fears, cites sensational “Dreadful” tales, and reports German press satire about Zeppelins and a magnetized Heligoland. It mentions German officials allegedly planning a mental influence program and a lunatic asylum for English journalists.
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Berlin
Bismarck
England
Napoleon
Thipelle
Germany
Rea 4
Heligoland
Helivoland Meels
Deutsche Tadaseltung
Tugebiati
A Kid's Tale of School and a Wild Barn Lesson
A narrator recalls a rough childhood spellin lesson in a horse barn where a studious teacher tried to teach reading and drawing while the yardman, uneducated, whipped up a chaotic scene. The tale highlights stubborn schooling, hunger for knowledge, and the rough humor of rural life.
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Skule
Germany’s Balkan shift tightens ties with Austria
The Lokalanzeiger notes English fear and German plans focus on Austria after the Balkan war dissolves the Turkish empire. Germany backs Austria to shore up defenses, wary of Serbian influence and internal dissension, risking a possible future clash with Russia.
Simple Remedy for Constipation Endorsed by Families
The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative replacing harsh purgatives. It claims wide use by mothers and elderly users, with endorsements from families such as the Pruitts of Berea Kentucky. Free samples offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monotello, Tennessee.
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G. B. Pruitt
Berea
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Germany and Austria Aim to Fortify Power to Prevent Secession
The article argues that after a disaster in Germany and Austria, Germany seeks to extend its military and political influence to deter Austrian splits and potential incorporation of Slavic regions into Servia or Bulgaria. It suggests Germany plans to take Anatolia and ignore England, while Russia may be appeased on India frontier matters. It notes English belief in balancing power persists among Britons.
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Germany
Francia Joseph
Austria
Servia
Bulgaria
Russia
France
England
Turkey
Anatolia
India
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Hank
Lokalanzeiger
Balkan
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Dalmatia
Salvonia
Mis, G. Bb
Pitt
Hooure
A. T. Hale
17Th St
What 17Th St
Growers National Bank
the Lock Growers National Bank
P. Yosimovich
Carey Avenue
Wile
Roedel
A. E. Roedel
Hexall Store
Cook Bros. CO
GUNN
Kemmerer
Maieand
Louisville
Ib & Cantrol
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