Nine-tenths of Wyoming Voters Awake to Politics
The Wyoming Tribune notes a shift as the public realizes a small political elite has dominated state affairs. It argues the November election marked a turning point, with nine-tenths of voters waking to their right and duty to control politics and curb perks granted to the one-tenth.
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Carey
Warren
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Wyoming Tribune
Warren Ring
Geader
Neaane
Dollar diplomacy downfall signals new U S stance
The Pueblo Star-Journal notes President Wilson rebuked Taft era dollar diplomacy. It says Assistant Secretary Huntington Wilson resigns amid a shift away from money lending influence in China. American bankers withdraw from the Chinese loan as the administration asserts control over policy vs private finance.
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Bowen
J. P. Morgan and Company
Wilhon
Pueblo Star-Journal
Emma McChesney Defends Flannel Nightgowns in Adage
In a witty reply to a employer who mocks women’s fashion Emma McChesney champions plain old fashioned flannel nightgowns. She asserts many women across Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Oregon Alaska Nebraska and the Dakotas prefer practical long nightwear over fashionable boudoir slips.
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Mexico would welcome United States troops
Dr. Paul D laaincourt a French physician in the Mexican army reports dire conditions in Mexico City with no police on duty and soldiers paid in whiskey. He says the better classes would welcome U.S. troops and recounts pay disputes and vandalism plus his autopsy note on President Madero Jr. death.
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Paul D'laaincourt
D'Issincourt
Huerta
Governent
Vera Cruz
Galveston
Mexico
Dissoncourt
Francisco Madero, Jr
Gustavo Madero
Police neglect blamed after president’s brother’s death
A physician cites no police protection in the capital and alleges removal of the police force. He notes an assassin could flee punishment by claiming the victim plotted against the government. He also comments that while some Mexican soldiers are capable, a single U.S. cavalry regiment could defeat a whole Mexican division.
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Tures
Ninth Unite States Cavalry
Governors Meeting Seeks Wilson Backing On White Slavery Fight
In Chicago Lieutenant Governor Barrett O Mara and four state senators form a vice commission to urge President Wilson to convene a national governors and lawmakers conference to combat white slavery. They also seek a federal inquiry into women’s wages and Wilson’s public moral backing. Plans to segregate sexes in city schools will be reviewed on return.
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Chicago
Barrett O'Mara
Legislative Vice Commission
Washington
Wilson
Maurice Loebel
Millions Lost Through Wrong Wheat Methods
Dr J W Worst president of North Dakota Agricultural College says farmers lose money growing wheat as soil is mined each year. He warns one acre producing no bushels robs soil of 44 pounds of potash worth 2 dollars 2 hundred seven dollars and twenty cents.
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Agrarian figures claim soil losses through wheat fertilization
Dr Wort of the International Dry-Farming Congress warns wheat farming drains soil fertility. He cites 46 cents per bushel from phosphoric acid and nitrogen costs, totaling about 1.00 per bushel when including other production costs. He estimates national losses run into hundreds of millions. North Dakota alone could lose 70 million dollars. The issue will be a special order at the Tulea meeting next October.
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Tulea
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