Editorial on Wyoming Republicans and Mondell in 1912
A critical look at Wyoming’s GOP alignment prior to the Chicago convention. The piece questions Mondell and Deming’s roles while noting Clark Warren and Dewing’s positions, with Roosevelt supporters and Wilson opponents shaping intra party tensions in Cheyenne and the state.
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Wyong
Cheyenne
Upton News
Ge Ofp
Pues Netanece
Mondell
Chicago
Roosevelt
Merten
Wyoming
Dewing
Wyoming Tribune
Deming
Warren, Chirk
Demiag
Hughes
Wood
Sian Penners
Deserved Indorsement for Wyoming Democrat John Osborne
The Democrats of Wyoming reelected John B K Osborne as national committeeman in Casper praising his unselfish, diligent service and effective representation of the state on the national council. They affirm he will continue to serve faithfully as part of the party’s blue ribbon core, noting bipartisan evidence in the wool crop claim.
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Democrats of
Wyoming
John Bk.forme
Casper
Osborne
Democrats
United
Great Britain
Wilson
United States
Britain
Party Strength Analyzed in National Political Struggle
A close analysis contrasts Republicans embracing tariff reform and strong diplomacy with Democrats under Wilson praised for prosperity reform and banking laws. The piece lauds Wilson era achievements while criticizing Republican opposition as unfounded and noisy.
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Exitoat Wilson
Politielie
Dloeter
Wilkens
Wilson
Republican Party
Mail Order Licenses for Liquor Sales in Cheyenne
The piece argues for a city ordinance to require mail order liquor houses operating in Cheyenne to obtain licenses similar to local dealers. It contends such firms profit more due to lower overhead and stock scales, and urges city commissioners to enact the measure, expecting public approval.
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Cheyenne
Mails Policy and Wyoming Republican Split Report
The piece asserts U S freedom of the mails and President Wilsons stance against foreign meddling. It notes a Wyoming Republican split in Niobrara county between Harry Card supporters and Lusk Editor Slater, compares hostilities to Mexican conflicts, and mentions William Lorimer vying for the U S Senate. It also observes frost damage to flowers and possible survival of dandelions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Harry Card
Niobrara County
Card
Slater
Lusk Standard
Cureranean
Villa
Mexico
Roosevelt Holds Court in Chicago for National Convention
Colonel Roosevelt engaged in Chicago with mess at the national convention. It is noted the colonel may attend in the interests of Hughes or Root on Horab.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Hughes
Root
Clocks Forward in Germany and Austro-Hungary
The article notes a plan to set clocks one hour ahead on the last day of April at 1 PM, aiming to save lighting costs. It questions practical effects, predicts possible unrest among late diners, and estimates savings for Germany at about 85 million pounds yearly, roughly 440 million dollars in American terms. It also humorously contrasts the Astor fortune with clock changes and nightgown sales.
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New Republic
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Budapest
United States
John Jacob Astor
Mexican border defense urged amid Mexican attacks
The Kansas City Star quotes concerns that the government must ensure enough troops on border patrols after Mexican actions. It recalls the Alamo defense by Crockett and Bowie with 180 men against Santa Anna, and cites Glenn Springs and Columbus as examples of insufficient American forces. It notes the president’s warning of troop shortages and mentions the Chamberlain army bill, rejected by the House, tied to the Hay Division.
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Kansas City Star
The
Alamo
David Crockett
James Bowie
Old Mission
Santa Ana
Glenn Springs
Columbus
House
Public Forum Editor Sees Prohibition Drive at State Convention
The observer recalls the Wyoming Democratic convention's lobby scene where delegates and brewery interests clash over prohibition, noting the strong Wyoming sentiment to lift the party and outpace Idaho and Colorado in prohibitive stances. Elm anor M. Corthell.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Elmanor M. Corthell
Frayed words ask for inspiration from Congress and war
The fragment pleads for a unifying national achievement beyond sacrifice. It contrasts preparing the present force of 140,000 with a pivotal moment like another Alamo, urging Congress to deliver a source of pride for American workers and soldiers.
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Congress
Debates on infant mortality in England and Wales
The London Telegraph discusses infant mortality comparing eight hundred thousand births to one hundred thousand deaths before age one. It notes high early losses, with one in 200 newborns dying in the first day and fifty in the first two weeks, and cites regional differences and New Zealand’s lower rate due to instruction and air quality.
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London Télegraph
England
Wales
New Zealand
Uncle Sam's Army Described as Ideal Sample
A Chicago Daily News sample notes Uncle Sam's army as all that could be desired. It highlights the ideal qualities of service and national defense in a concise editorial framing.
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Chicago Daily News
Uncle Sam
Theatre goer described with toothbrush moustache man
A Cincinnati Telephone Bulletin item notes a stunning girl entering a theatre with a man sporting a toothbrush moustache horn rimmed glasses and a cane. The remark suggests the girl seeks amusement.
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Cincinnat
Panama Canal Bowed Chain Fenders Guard Locks
Massive chains 70 feet from each gate guard the Panama Canal locks. No vessel can crash into the gates as the chains yield gradually under impact. Hydraulic cylinders raise and lower the chains, with water flow valves providing main resistance while friction in the machinery also contributes.
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Popular Science Monthly
Bowe
Panama Canal
Convicts to Play Charity Baseball Game Outside Prison
Unaccompanied by guards the Ohio penitentiary baseball team will travel to a local American Association park next Thursday for a charity game against an amateur team. A 30 piece concert will precede the event with gate receipts going to charity. Players include Helfner awaiting an indeterminate term and Hanley a Hamilton county robber.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
American Association
Paul Helfner
Wil Phead
Percy Hanley
Hamilton County
Will Oated
Nelson Day Celebrated at University of Wyoming
On Monday May 5 the campus suspended regular work as students joined in improving the grounds. Crews built a new quarter-mile rope track and prepared Lewperside football field while repairing courts and planting trees. The event honored Dr. Aven Nelson, longtime university botanist. Union Trust Co Cheyenne provided funding for a new farm and ranch tendțe (text truncation).
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Nelson
University of Wyoming
Aven Nelson
Beta Ret
University
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United States Senate
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Stanford
the Public Forum
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Civic Federation
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Union Trust Co
Black Cat
J. Rosenblum
17Th Street
Cheyenne Ice CO
Sloan & Morris
W. 17Th St
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Waterman
Alay Logan
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