Wyoming voters urged to oppose special interest Warren Mondell
A Wyoming audience hears a critique of state papers backing Warren and Mondell, denouncing subsidized journalism and urging voters to reject what is labeled special interest influence. The writer cites Collier's Weekly and local papers, arguing for honest representation and political progress in Wyoming.
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Laramie
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Pennsylvania
Collier’s Weekly
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Trusts under Taft Roosevelt policy provoking market rise
The piece argues the Taft and Roosevelt administrations softened trust control, allowing renovated firms to prosper. It warns the National Harvester Company will seek protection, claiming court action is imminent and that big firms enjoy government-favor.
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National Harvester Company
Taft-Roosevelt
Cutt
Perkins and Morgan Banker Back Roosevelt News
The World Herald notes William A. Perkins, a Morgan associate and director of steel and harvester trusts, backs Roosevelt. It points to his past Taft support and substantial campaign gifts while claiming his motive is Taft’s alleged failure to bust trusts. The piece casts Roosevelt as gaining from Republican infighting.
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Steel and Harvester Trusts
Alabama
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
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A. Misassaippi
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New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dakota
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Ohio
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Oregon
Pennsylvania
Porto Rico
Philippines
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South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
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Cement the Future Building Material Promises Fireproof Homes
Discussion on cement as a growing building material cites its fire resistance and durability. A model six room cement house costs about 1200 dollars to erect, with prices rising as lumber costs rise, and sections can be factory molded for rapid assembly. The piece condemns alleged unethical conduct by The Tribune's editors in publishing a private letter.
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Tribune
Denver
Nesse
Park County Ranchers Told To Feed Alfalfa To Stock
The Park County Enterprise notes that ranchers can profit by baling alfalfa and shipping hay fed cattle. A. J. Knisely of Lovell sold 3 02 hundred pound hay fad steers at Omaha for 7.35 per hundred, a record high for that market.
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A. J. Kinsely
Lovell
Omutn
Knicely
Big Horn
Nationa
Park County Enterprise
Starting A Sheep Feeding Venture In Wyoming
Inquiries from Riverton readers discuss low feed costs, market prices, and feasibility of starting sheep feeding here. Advice notes alfalfa hay at 6.50 per ton, potential for finishing sheep for market, and the need for suitable handling space and access to grain or barley.
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Bay
Riverton
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Niland Pleads Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
John Niland, 60, pleaded guilty in Justice Ed wards' court to grand larceny. Bound over to district court with $600 bond after confessing to stealing two $20 gold pieces from a vest in Frank A. Tillman’s Moose saloon and hiding the pocketbook in an ash can. He claimed hardship and drug influence.
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