Wyoming and Kansas Campaign Factions Split Over Taft Roosevelt
The piece argues Wyoming Republicans manipulate patronage to control nominating delegates for Chicago and the eventual presidential choice between Taft and Roosevelt, while Democrats lean progressive with Woodrow Wilson favored. Kansas contest ends in Clark victory securing Missouri delegation, boosting Clark’s path to the Baltimore nomination and signaling cross-state support for his candidacy.
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Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Balti
Kansas
Baltimore
Clark
Eveen
Oklahoma
Wilson
Editorial clash over law firm ties and public access
A fiery letter page exchange questions Mullin Ridgely affiliations and a possible Kaiser law practice linked to a Federal building. The writer demands clear answers on salaries and connections, urging accountability amid a broader Tribune controversy.
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Mullin & Ridgely
Ridgely & Mullin
Lawmakers urged punishment for textile employers in Lawrence
The Lawrence textile strike hearings reveal harsh treatment of workers and allegations of violence by police and private detectives. The Herald-Republican condemns employer brutality, calling for severe punishment and urging America to reject such acts, noting parallels with French wine riots and Russian agrarian violence.
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Lawrence, Mags
Congression
America
Heaton
Bunker Hill
United States
Herald-Republican
Mexico Turbulence Prompts Western Debate on Intervention
The piece surveys turmoil in Mexico under different regimes, noting dangers to foreigners and property and warning that sustained border disorder could justify U.S. martial law. It touches on labor protection, European competition, and political shifts in Massachusetts. It also mentions water treatment plans in Nebraska and related regional issues.
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Madero
United States
Mexico
Ward Heler Tales Turbulent Campaign Plans in Wisconsin
Hank Oankins reports antics of ward healers and seenigambyn discussions amid a political climate in Wisconsin. He describes a plan to expose seenigambyuns by a pole and hook, and a joint venture with Doc Pixley including office space and a farm partnership. The exchange references a political unrest and a humorous, chaotic campaign atmosphere.
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Jarmy
Big Horn Basin
Doe Pixley
Hyer
Tim
Wiomin
Hank
Fedral
F% Hankins
Pixley
Lanenspekterg
Hors Dokters
Os Uy Amerika
Plain Lincoln Republican Calls Out Press Distortions
A Wyoming letter from a plain Republican criticizes the Wyoming Tribune for misrepresentation and political distortion. The writer denounces press equivocation and cites proposed Army post closures including Fort Mackenzie and Fort Rumell as part of partisan maneuvering led by Secretary of War and Senator Warren. The author pledges to continue highlighting alleged distortions and urges truthful campaigning.
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Wyoming Tribune
Deming
Walton
Taft
Congress
Fort Mackenzie
Sheridan
Wyoming
Rugeell
Mondell
Warren
Mackousie
Rumiell
Laramie
Ponta
Werbe
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Brigade Cavalry
Dell
Arkansas
Connelley
Morgan
Senate Military Committee
Secretary of War
Pole Mountain
Fort Hassell
Market Sale at Burns Proves Busy Despite Snow
Despite heavy snow on Saturday it was a robust Market Day sale with horses poultry harness and household goods selling well. Late arrivals sold to ready buyers and a continued demand for milk cows and more horses emerged. Next sale set for Saturday April 6 with prices favorable and goods encouraged to be listed early at the Herald office or with W. C. Pontin Golden Prairie Herald.
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Herald Office
W. C. Pontin
Golden Prairie- Herida
County Bonds for Road Building Across Counties
The Dagper Record notes if the next legislature allows counties to bond for road construction, the issue would be solved though counties may differ on which highways to develop. Emphasizes cooperating across counties like Converse toward Buffalo to ensure each dollar improves the main route.
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Converse
Buffalo
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