Editorial commentary on Wyoming Republican politicking after Chicago conv
Editorial notes friction within the Wyoming Republican camp over delegate selection for the Chicago convention. It cites Younger leaders pressuring Senator Clark to retire for a younger successor, mentions Frank W. Mondell, and describes disgruntled delegates and factions from Cheyenne and other areas left out or promised seats. The piece argues internal tensions remain unsettled and will not erupt loudly at forthcoming events.
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Clark
Republican Party
Frank W. Mondell
Chicago
Barrow Interrogates Himself in Wyoming Political Report
A satirical piece portrays Barrow posing as multiple Democratic figures in a string of self interviews. It criticizes his interviews as hand made and questions his credibility while touching on Wyoming immigration funding and party dynamics amid border concerns and Mexican tensions.
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Frank Barrow
Washington
Wyoming
GO Py
Prince Albert
Bhowelf
Hee
Bhaself
Frank Mendel
Himséline
Bryan
Nebraska
Mexico
Polts
Vic
Barrow
Wade
Kendrick Voted Aye Uproar Over Tariff Support for Livestock
Thermopolis Record comments on Governor Kendrick voting aye on stock growers resolutions favoring a protective tariff on livestock products. Noting political consistency and past votes, the piece recalls Senator Clark at Parish Hour and contrasts with Warren and Mondell’s support for the Tryne Aldrich tariff.
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Wyoming Tibune
Ite
Colums
Thermopolis Record
Kendrick
Clark
Congress
Warren
Mondell
London
Wyoming Oil on the Map as World Herald predicts
The Omaha World Herald argues Wyoming's oil and resources already put the state on the map. It notes eastward demand and a 36 car oil shipment through Omaha as evidence of Wyoming’s awakening and potential future development, including a proposed pipeline to Omaha.
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Wyoming
Omaha World Herald
World Herald
World Heratd
Omaha
Nebraska
America
Mynoriona
Oowha
Arrival of new son at Cowley Progress editor's home
Editor Vaterlans of the Cowley Progress announces the birth of a son, bringing his family to eight boys and two girls, and he is said to be shouting for T EK.
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Vaterlans
The
Cowley Progress
M. Vaterlans
T. EK
Natrona County Tribune Misnames Local Figure
A sharp rebuke follows after the Natrona County Tribune refers to Benator Gear as Benater Diers. The public figures react with indignation, highlighting a misnaming in the county newspaper.
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Sheridan County
Benater Diers
Natrona County Tribune
Benator Gear
Bombardment of Qorizia Bridgehead Reappears in War Coverage
The Kansas City Star notes the bombardment of the Qorizia bridgehead recurs in war news, described with a wry tone that it has become a grim staple of daily updates and public attention.
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Qorizia
Kansas City Star
Wyoming Republicans Scramble Over Platform At Convention
The Wyoming Republican Party faces difficulty in forming a platform at its state convention as the European war disrupts lumber supplies. Officials cite shortages impacting party messaging and campaign plans.
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Republican Party
Wyoming
Evolution of Wyoming cattle, crops and stock farming leadership
The article traces Wyoming’s rise as a leading stock farming state through the open range era to the present fusion of crop and cattle farming. It notes rising cattle quality and higher Omaha cattle receipts, arguing homesteaders and crops boosted prosperity and reshaped western industry. It also discusses the Navy League and Ford in a separate commentary on national policy and public debate.
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South Omaha Stockman
Wyoming
Omaha
Duel in Ireland Sparks a Chalk Line Standoff
A returning sportsman recounts two Irishmen planning a pistol duel. The stout man boasts being a larger target, while the lean adversary and a second draw chalk lines on the stout coat to mark valid fire zones. The second declares, fire away and ensure hits land within the chalk line.
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Ireland
Bedad
Lippincott's
Navy League Vs Ford Seeks Open Court Battle for 100000
The Navy League demands satisfaction in court over Ford views published about its methods. Directors seek 100000 in damages for libel, but Col Robert M Thompson says they want an open fight and place themselves at Ford's disposal. Ford is a man of peace, given the report notes.
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Navy League
Ford
New York World
Henry Ford
League
Mbel
Robert M. Thompson
John J. Cash Emerges as Johnson County Delegate Contender
John J. Cash, a prominent Johnson County stockman and Pow der River State Bank cashier at Kaycee, drew broad support at the Democratic convention for delegate to the national gathering in St. Louis. He has long resided in Wyoming after moving from Missouri and is noted for honesty and business acumen shaping his public role.
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John J. Cash
Johnson County
Hia
Cash
Wyoming
Missouri
St. Louis
Powder River State Bank
Kaycee
The Last of the Gate Receipts Fragment
A terse dialogue fragment references a person discussing a sum of fifty dollars. The exchange centers on identifying what someone possessed and attributes the amount to a prior event or item. The sparse OCR text yields no clear context beyond the monetary detail.
Two Platoon Firemen System Advocated in Cheyenne Letter
Public forum by Vary A Staunch Two Platoonist argues for adopting a two platoon firemen schedule. He cites Omaha 1903 as origin, benefits of ten hour day and fourteen hour night shifts, and claims improved welfare, attendance, and safety. He lists cities where the plan exists and urges action.
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Neb
Ipwo
Shane
Yonkers
N. J
Youngstown
C. Patterson
Kansas City
Kan
Kaneaskty, Mo
Topeka
Butte, Mont
Great Falls
Berkeley
Cal
Los Angeles
Albany
N. C
Cheyenne
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