Wyoming Voters Awake Transforming State Politics
The Wyoming Tribune argues the nine-tenths once minding their own business have awakened to counter a political one-tenth that controlled state resources and favors. It credits the election with reversing the graft-driven oligarchy and expects broad, progressive public stewardship at the next vote.
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Dollar diplomacy falls as Wilson reshapes foreign policy
The Pueblo Star-Journal notes President Wilson ends dollar diplomacy, limiting bankers’ influence in China loans and reining in government backing. It explains Taft era policies favored American financiers and warns of potential government risk if the United States acted as loan guarantor.
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Pueblo Star-Journal
Emma McChesney Defends Practical Flannel Nightgowns
In a witty response to a boss who mocks plain nightwear, Emma McChesney cites women across Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Oregon Alaska Nebraska and the Dakotas choosing long warm flannel nightgowns for comfort and practicality over frilly imported lingerie, arguing they endure beyond fashion trends.
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Mexico Would Welcome United States Troops
Dr. Paul D laaincourt a French physician in the Mexican army reports disorder in Mexico City. He says the better class would welcome American troops and describes pay disputes, jailings, and widespread unrest. He claims Madero’s death involved two gunshot wounds and notes military corruption and theft amid food shortages.
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Galveston
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Physician Remarks On Capital Security And Mexican Troops
A physician criticized the capital security saying police were disbanded leaving the area vulnerable to assassination. He noted a killer could claim the victim was plotting against the government. He also commented that while some Mexican troops perform well, one U.S. cavalry regiment could defeat a full Mexican division.
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Governors Meeting to Seek National Action on White Slavery
Chicago report details Lieutenant Governor Barrett O Mara and four state senators forming a vice commission to urge President Wilson to convene a national conference of governors and lawmakers to fight white slavery and to back federal wage investigations. Plans to segregate city schools will be reviewed on return. In Sacramento the California assembly passes a red light bill targeting immoral properties to curb segregation.
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Maurice Loebel
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Cal
California Assembly
Iowa
Millions Lost Through Wrong Wheat Methods
Dr. J. WH Worst of North Dakota’s agricultural college says wheat farming drains soil fertility. He cites losses of 1.04 percent per bushel and claims one acre producing no wheat robs 44 pounds of potash worth 5 cents per pound, totaling about $2 207 20s in soil value.
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Wheat fertility costs cited by Dr Wort at irrigation congress
Dr Wort of the International Dry-Farming Congress warns that soil nutrients removed by wheat raise the cost per bushel to about 1.00. He says fertilizer value and other costs push US wheat farming losses into the hundreds of millions yearly, with North Dakota losses alone near 70 million. A full study will be a special order at the Tulea meeting in October.
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