Democrats Call for Fair Contest in Chicago Letter War
Omaha World-Herald reports a Democratic push for a fair open contest amid a flood of anonymous anti Wilson and pro Clark circulars. It notes criticism from figures like Williams Pettigrew and Hearst, and defends Harmon Clark Underwood as leaders while urging party unity for the Baltimore convention.
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Omwahe World-Herald
Cheyenne Finances Shine Under Mayor Dresnahen says report
State Examiner Newlin notes 1911 shows strong city finances with warrants from prior years paid and a large cash increase. The report contrasts 1911 gains against 1912 obligations, stating a net cash rise of 24,552.44 and a 37,580,908 decrease in obligations, totaling a 802,142.42 financial gain.
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Press Critique by Senator Warren in Collier's Weekly
A long excerpt from Collier's Weekly presents Senator Warren condemning the modern press as degenerate and corrupt while urging education over sensationalism. The piece notes Wyomingist Tribune bias, cites the Taft-Warren split, and discusses Wyoming delegates and primary politics.
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Wyoming
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Collier's Weekly
Open Letter Questions Warren Influence in Wyoming
A Cheyenne editor questions a letter signed C C Riner published in the Wyoming Leader and accuses Warren allies of drafting it. The writer claims Warren loyalty has harmed Wyoming, cites Lorimer, and urges voters to oppose Warren in favor of progressive change and accountability from editors and politicians.
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Clarence C. Finer
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Francis &. Warren
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Leslee A. Miller
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by All
A promotional notice asserts the remedy is unequalled by past actions and boasts high praise from users. It claims availability through all druggists and urges purchase.
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Chamberlain
Millinery Opening at Sellhorn Parlors This Afternoon
Ladies are invited to the opening of the Sellhorn Millinery Parlors at 220 W. 17th Street this afternoon and evening. The store features Smart Spring hats in an up-to-date display. Early selection offers full season wear and first choice of new styles.
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Sellhorn
17Th Street
Tuberculosis Exhibit Speech Slated for March 20 Meeting
Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors members and families are urged to attend the Tuberculosis Exhibit at the A. O. U. W. hall on Wednesday March 20 at 7 30 p m. Dr J A Rutledge in charge of the Modern Woodmen Sanitarium Colorado Springs will speak. George Bell Venerable Consul.
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Royal Neighbors of
America
A. O. U. W. Hall
J. A. Rutledge
Modern Woodmen Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
George Bell
Hat Storer Opens Store at 204 W 17th Street
A new hat store operates at 204 West 17th Street offering a range of hats and millinery goods. The shop advertises selection for men and women with styling and fitting services available.
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W. 17Th Street
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Stock Growers National Bank
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Watchmaker and Jeweler
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