Democrats Face Open Fight Over Wilson Backers
From Woodrow Wilson headquarters in Chicago comes a call for a fair Democratic contest free of anonymous attacks. The letter rails at critics of Wilson including Williams Pettigrew and Hank Harmon and cautions Democrats to unite behind the Baltimore choice while denouncing moneyed allies and stalking horse tactics.
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Woodrow Wilson
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World Herald
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Underwood
Clark
Harmon
Gover Wilson
Washington
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Baltimore
Lin
Omwahe World-Herald
Cheyenne City's Finances Prop Up by 1911 Report
State Examiner I Newlin reports Cheyenne shows strong fiscal health under Mayor Dresnahen Tessin. The 1911 year reduced prior-year obligations by 47,589.98 and boosted cash by 24,552.44, totaling a net gain of 82,142.42 despite 37,580,908 in fewer obligations.
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Tessin
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Newtin
Press Critique by Senator Warren Sparks Wyoming Poll Debate
Collier's interviews feature Senator Warren criticizing the modern press as corrupt and sensational. The piece cites reactions from Cheyenne and Laramie editors, noting Warren's Wyoming machine backing Taft delegates and discussing 1909 free hide concerns.
Open letter questions influence of Warren and authorship
An unsigned letter from C. G. Riner is challenged as possibly inspired by Warren supporters. The Wyoming Leader letter writers accuse Cheyenne circles of authoring and sending the piece to influence Wyoming politics and oppose Warren. They defend Senator Warren as misrepresented by the letter and urge Wyoming to reject machine politics and support progressive change.
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Wyoming
Republican State Central Committee
Warren
Madine
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clarence C. Finer
Idaho
Leader
Wyoming Tribune
C. C. Riner
Francis &. Warren
Riner
the Tribune
Young River
Congress
Lorimer
Senator Warren
United States
Republican State Committee
Leslee A. Miller
You judge a man by what he promises to do
Statement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior and praised nationwide. It claims the product has been widely sold by all druggists and uses a testimonial tone to convey effectiveness.
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Chamberlain
Millinery Opening at Sellhorn Parlors in City
Ladies are invited to the opening of Sellhorn Millinery Parlors at 220 W. 17th Street this afternoon and evening. The display features Smart Spring hats and stylish millinery sure to attract fashion enthusiasts. Many shoppers plan ahead to enjoy a full season’s wear and first choice of new styles.
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Sellhorn
17Th Street
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Hold Meeting
Members and families of the Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors are urged to gather at the A. O. U. W. hall on Wednesday evening March 20 at 7 30 for a Tuberculosis Exhibit and a speech by Dr J A Rutledge in charge of the Modern Woodmen Sanitarium at Colorado Springs.
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Modern Woodmen
Royal Neighbors of
America
A. O. U. W. Hall
J. A. Rutledge
Modern Woodmen Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
George Bell
The 2.00 Hat Storer at 204 W 17th Street
A brief local listing notes a shop named The 2.00 Hat Storer located at 204 West 17th Street. The fragment provides no further details on hours, services, or contact information.
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W. 17Th Street
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Watchmaker and Jeweler
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