Democratic Clark Gains Delegates Stirring Democratic Field
The article argues Champ Clark is rapidly securing delegates from across the nation, potentially eliminating rivals and positioning him as the sole Democrat able to win the presidency. It cites his late start but rapid progress, his record in Congress, and fears of opposing nominees like Harmon Underwood Wilson or Bryan supporters.
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Vance
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Congress
Ufe
Harmon
Oscar Underwood
William J. Bryan
Wilson
McKinley
Chapup Clark
Chasa
Edwards
What 18 Civilization? The World on surplus labor and wealth
The World argues against surplus labor as idle, insisting civilization requires wealth to satisfy material and intellectual needs. It says surplus wealth exists only if not used, calls for more equitable distribution, and condemns extreme leisure for the few while many labor long hours. Public debate links civilization to leisure and economic fairness.
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New York World
Harry Thaw
John Milton
Steel Trust
Great White Way
Reno
Matteawan
Socialista
London Bridge
World-Herald
The Greatest Conservation of Child Life
A plea that wasting child life harms future society more than material losses. It argues municipal playgrounds and public parks prevent damage to youth health and potential, stressing the value of well managed public spaces for lifelong vitality.
Playground Question in Cleveland Promotes Child Welfare
The Cleveland Leader urges the playground issue as a form of child conservation, aiming to safeguard thousands of children from hindering their development and protecting future generations' welfare. It frames the vote as a saving of human potential and life.
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Cleveland
Secrets of the Money Trust Stir Wall Street Inquiries
The Congressional committee probing the money trust irritates financiers including Mr. Morgan who fears impudent questions and warns of habeas corpus fights to the Supreme Court. Some bankers demand secrecy to avoid exposing crimes, claiming investigation hinges on suppressing disclosures. Public anger grows among senior financiers.
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Wall Street
Congressional
Money Trust
Morgan Ia
Sharp
Congress
Elf
Durance
Publiv
Wyoming Parties Differs on Progress and Retrogression
The Wyoming Democratic and Republican parties issue contrasting platform statements. Democrats urge federal restraint on land laws and fast state resource development with reforms including direct election of senators and water protections. Republicans endorse Taft, promise good roads, and back Warren and Mondell for re election plus progressive legislation.
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Wyoming
Wyomings
Department of the Interior
United States
Oregon
State Labor Commissioner
Carey
Stave Land Board
Wyoming Central Irrigation
William H. Taft
Republican Party
Warren
Mondell
Congress
West
Commonwealth
Francis 8. Warren
Frank W. Mondell
Republican Party of
Oil prospects near Shoshoni spark local interest and meetings
State Press urges Shoshoni residents to engage with oil potential as snow clears allowing field reconnaissance. Reports that land is located and drilling rigs may be brought in soon. Highlights upcoming Oil Association of the State meeting in Casper on the 26th and 29th and the need for local representation and active membership.
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Inet
Shoshoni
Olt Association of
Casper
United States
the Gazette
Shoshen
Aszelle
Democratic backing steady for Glark candidacy
Colorado and Wyoming back Champ Glark as a unifying conservative Democratic leader. The piece argues Democrats should wait on the candidate, with cross party support from Republicans growing as the path to a sweeping victory for the presidential chair is outlined.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Champ Glark
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