Wilsons Foreign Policy and the People Will
A critique of Taft era dollar diplomacy praising Wilsons stance on chinas loan and mexico loan issues. The piece argues Wilson rejected foreign ventures by moneyed interests and contrasts with republican actions aiding Diaz regime and opposing Madero loan. It accuses Wall Street influenced press of bias and predicts continued opposition from moneyed interests and Republican allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Taft
United States
China
Wyoming Tribune
New York Mail
Wall Street
Woodrow Wilton
Mexico
Madero
Republican Party
Light or Filter Debate Divides Cheyenne Water Board
In Cheyenne debates over water safety and a proposed 860000 filter stall after a history of costly meter schemes and aqueduct purchases. Critics urge open bidding and public scrutiny while backers push the plan citing possible purity gains as reservoirs stay full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Sam
Senate Turns Democratic as Progressives Back Wilson
The Senate now leans safely Democratic after Illinois broke deadlock with a Democratic and a Progressive election. Bryan’s influence is credited with aiding Wilson, and cabinet prospects for Bryan are praised. The administration’s headship and reform cooperation between Democrats and Progressives are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
United States Senate
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Bryan
Ilinois
Woodrow Wilson
Tirman
Immigrant family’s sorrow at Denver funeral
A Wisega me State Journal excerpt recounts Peter Lehno and his wife fleeing hardship in Russia with two young sons and a newborn. After traveling 2000 miles to Denver and waiting in a station all night for help, the baby died from pneumonia and phthisis, leaving the family to mourn in quiet desperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Nedehof
Russia
Peter Lehno
America
Peter
Colorado
Baby
Peter Bechnoor
Mrs. Gohaver
Wisegame State Journal
Quip on Calling a Man a Car Turns to a Compliment
A playful line advises that when tempted to call a man a car one should pick up the phone and change to a compliment. It warns the chooser to avoid a harsh term and suggests it may be an excellent tone for one’s eyes.
The Wit Ad Medium of Wyoming Tryst
The State Leader serves as the Wit ad medium for Wyoming Tryst, distributing notices and advertisements through its periodical platform. The publication provides a venue for local announcements and promotional content within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Tryst
Incarceration of Richard Roe Recounted by Officer
An officer challenges Richard Roe over a 4 am arrest on March 20 in Park Addition. Roe, with another man and two women, was held briefly. the two men posted bonds, the women remained jailed. The letter condemns Roe's morality claims and notes the police station's conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roe
Herve
Park Addition
Red Light
Roe
Methodist Minister Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Rev. James A. Lewis of Milaca Minnesota writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is needed and welcome in many homes. He recommends it for colds coughs and croup and says it is effective and worth continued use. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Lewis
Milaca
Minnesota
Chamberlain
Fall of Adrianople Shakes Balkans and Constantinople
The fall of Adrianople after five months of bombardment and three days of fierce assault shocks the Balkans. Allies push to break the Tehatalja line, eyeing Constantinople. Mediation fades as dictates grow likelier, with demands including territory losses, Aegean islands, and indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrianople
Balkan
Tehatalja
Constantinople
Turkey
Aegean
Wealthy Wapers Stir At Club Dining Room Stirring Strike
Pittsburg March 28. At the Pittsburg Athletic Club a strike disrupts service as volunteers flock to replace regular staff. Young workers in the dining room stage a scene with cocktails and meat dishes while the anti tipping rule is noted and sympathy actions widen the labor stir among patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
The Helping Hand and The Unemployed Hero
A reflective piece notes that acts of assistance are plentiful while the jobless hero faces hardship. It contrasts communal pity with the lingering challenge of unemployment and social support.
Indorses Stringent Law on Advertising Passed By Minn
Minnesota lawmakers enacted a strict advertising law that went into effect March 11, aimed at curbing fraudulent promotional activity. Web Brown of Republic Rubber praises the measure as a hard hit to deceptive advertising practices and urges public vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorses
Minn
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Web Brown
Republic Rubber Company
Misleading Public Advertisement Definitions
The text defines as misdemeanor any dissemination of advertisements in any form that contains untrue, deceptive, or misleading assertions about goods services or securities offered to the public. It targets newspapers books posters handbills and other media circulated publicly. It emphasizes factual misrepresentations as prohibited under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pblic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teleph
TAE Leader Publishing Company
Carey Ate
Wyo
Pew
Clara
John D. Clark
Alex Hastie
New York
Chicago
M. Watson
A. W. Allen
Rose Stahl
Maggie Pepper
Capitol Avenue Theater
Copprigin
Fiat Rehatonra Ts
Macane
Manu
Pines Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce's Jewe Hical Bisco Riscovery
Buffalo
N.Y
Aipelane
Inar
Pensinks
Logan’s Book and
17Th St
Carey
Cook Bros. CO
ICE
Peacock
Gunn Quealey
Rock Se
Ammerer
Maitland
Louisville
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Jawea
Bluchera
Oxford
Reed Causblon
J. P. Smith
Dr. Reed Cu
W. 17Th St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!