Champ Clark Emerges as Democrats Move Toward Nomination
The Democratic scene is clarifying as Champ Clark gains delegates nationwide. Supporters claim his leadership and record prove he can win, eclipsing rivals Harmon Underwood Wilson and Bryan. They argue Clark unites the party and would secure a Democratic president after years without one.
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What 18 Civilization Says on Surplus Labor and Wealth
A World editorial critiques the idea of surplus labor and surplus wealth, arguing labor cannot be idle or excess wealth unusable. It contends civilization depends on distributing wealth to meet material and intellectual needs, allowing leisure for all, and rejects a system where few hoard wealth while many toil. It cites tenements, long work weeks, and low wages to illustrate inequality and calls for fairer wealth distribution.
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New York World
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World-Herald
The Greatest Conservation of Child Life
A civic plea on preserving youth capacity and health through playgrounds and public spaces. The writer argues that wasting children’s lives costs far more than tangible losses, urging well funded municipal playgrounds to foster growth, vitality, and future usefulness.
Playground Question in Cleveland Promotes Child Welfare
The editorial argues the playground issue in Cleveland aims to conserve children’s well being and protect those at risk of hindering growth. It frames the measure as saving lives and securing the development of future generations, impacting the community’s men and women.
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Secrets of the Money Trust Probed by Congress
The Public prints that Morgan is angered by the Congressional money trust interrogation. Financiers fear exposure and cite habeas corpus threats while saying they support investigation if secrets stay hidden, otherwise crimes remain unchecked.
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Progress vs Retrogression in Wyoming Party Declarations
Wyoming Democrats tout a progressive platform calling for land and water policy reform, direct election of senators, income tax, eight hour workday, convict-made goods labeling, and state labor oversight. Republicans pledge support for Taft, Warren, Mondell, good roads, and progressive legislation.
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Oil prospects in Shoshoni area draw regional interest
State Press comment notes growing local and outside interest in Shoshoni oil potential. Observers report snow melt, land locations, and bids for drilling rigs. a test well looms as evidence mounts that the field may yield big returns. Emphasis placed on Casper Oil Association meeting and active local participation.
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Democratic unity urged for presidential hope
Colorado and Wyoming boosters regroup with Champ Clark as the preferred conservative leader. The Snake River Sentinel argues Democrats should unite behind the candidate, aiming for an overwhelming national victory with votes from independents and Republicans.
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Snake River Sentinel
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