Leader exposes false homestead story and press bias
Riverton Republican reports The Leader ridicules a Cheyenne Tribune attack on child labor claims and leased wire reporting. It notes The Leader’s push for strong news coverage, disputes misstatements about Herrin’s reservation homestead, and accuses state papers of undermining officials through biased reporting.
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Leader
Wyoming
Ek” Herrin
Wtte
Macine
Herrin
Irrigation Company
Muddy Creek
Riverton Republican
Cheyenne needs stirring to move beyond lethargy
The piece urges Cheyenne to abandon passive drift and embrace active progress led by business and property owners. It notes neighboring towns like Casper and Lander are drawing wealth and argues residents must assess their own efforts, shake the one man idea, and start hard work to advance the city.
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Hheritio
Casper
Basin, Lander
Cheyenhe
la Perle
Douglas
Who Is Responsible for Wyoming Central Irrigation Deals
The Carbon County Journal argues that the Wyoming Central Irrigation Co. deals were made under Governor Brooks and State Engineer Johnson. It claims Johnson and Chief Engineer Johnson were the same person who contractually harmed the Shohone project by favoring the irrigation company over the state and settlers.
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Wen
Wyoming Central Irrigation Co
Brooks
Johnson
Irrigation
Carbon County Journal
Edison claims ore separation breakthrough and Roosevelt remarks
The article reports Thomas A. Edison perfecting a process to separate valuable elements from mineral ores, predicted to drastically cut production costs. It also quotes Theodore Roosevelt denying support for a reciprocity agreement, critiques a Cheyenne school’s writing, notes editor Deming’s eastern trip, and references plans for a war policy debate in Washington with Democrats seeking office.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edison
West Orange
Baylog Rothing
Decatur
Theodore Roosevelt
W. C. Deming
The
Tribune
Warren
Ohio
Lake Mohonky New York
Washington
Hankins Letter Warns Wyoming Republicans to Stand with Roosevelt
A 1912 letter from Hankins in Shian Wyoming criticizes factionalism within the Republican Party and urges compromise with Theodore Roosevelt. The writer compares leaders to historical figures, laments deserters, and vows loyalty to the current group amid the coming campaign and possible splits.
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Bera
Senerle
Teddy Roosevelt
Republikan Party
Republika
Hank Hawkins
Medicine Row
Republikan
Wyomin
Pesky Demokrats
Gosh Dinged Demokrat
Woodyard Wilson
George Washington
Misur Bur
Inconsistent praise for Warren in state papers
A long Saratoga Sun article lauds Senator Warren for resolving the French Creek issue, while praising State Land Commissioner Flopkins for his persistent role. It also condemns Democratic papers for prior criticisms and notes other editorials about wool tariffs and political primaries.
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Saratoga Sun
Warren
French Creek
Senator Warren
Flopkins
Sun
Journal
the Sun
Gecestary
Wyoming
Carbon County Journal
Anchor Line Ad Promotes New York to Global Destinations
An old advertisement claims Anchor Line offers passenger sailings from New York to Londonderry and Glasgow with Palmer, Missouri, and Napl tickets. It highlights attractive fares for travel to Britain Ireland continental and Mediterranean points and promises superior accommodations. General agents listed in the notice.
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Anchor
New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palmer
NAPL
Baviy
Comthy Ter Kenerw Neon Agen ApShor Line
Hend F . Pati
Iene
Wyoming Infantry to Memorial Archie Butt and Miller
Wyoming National Guard officers and men seek to fund an enduring memorial in Washington for Major Archibald Butt and Mr Frank D Miller, Titanic victims and friends of the White House era. Letters from Cheyenne dated April 20 1912 to Secretary Hilles outline a plan with a commission to decide design and location, funds raised by private contributors, and a call for donations through the Adjutant General of Wyoming.
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Wyoming Infantry
Mountain States
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles DH. Hilles
White House
Washington, D. C
Archie Butt
Lieut. Steaver
Steever
National Guard of
Wyoming
Charles D. Hilles
Washington
Archibald W. Butt
Frank D. Miller
United States
Major Butt
Willet
National Commission of Fine Arts
Miller
Commission of Fine Arts
Congress
Adjutant General
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Eltisens
Denver
Wyoming Central
Alam
Lia Public Schiool
Gaye
Hankins
Mark Anthony
Siniter Klark
Frank Mandel
James A.arfield
Siniter Waren
Christoffer Kolumbus
Kolumbus
America
Sinier Waren
Wyomln
Mister Kolumbus
Arkansaw
Ezra
Hank
Missouri
Feller
Life Boat
Speeken
Trouwley Doe
Pixley
H. D
Wobl
Vitrolle
Reid
Rawlins
Carbon County
Cheyenne Tribune
Deming
Trib
Encampment Herald
Roosevelt
Sherman Co
Sherman Company
New England
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Butt
Spencer Crosby
Axminster
Western Furnishing CO
West 17Th Street
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Hatter
Stock Growers National Bank
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