Editorial argues Wyoming GOP splits over convention picks
The piece analyzes an Omaha Bee editorial of May 4 and Wyoming Tribune reporting, detailing Mondell, Deming, Warren, Clark, and Dewing positions for Chicago and Washington delegates. It questions party harmony, notes Roosevelt sentiment, and suggests old regulars may still control the Wyoming Republican ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyong
Cheyenne
Upton News
Ge Ofp
Pues Netanece
Mondell
Chicago
Roosevelt
Merten
Wyoming
Dewing
Wyoming Tribune
Deming
Warren, Chirk
Demiag
Hughes
Wood
Sian Penners
Clark
Warren
Hill
Washington
Omaha
Mr. Warren
Mr. Mendell
Mie Mondell
Mr. Dewing
Thelen
Roevelt
Wilson
Deserved Indorsement of John B K for Wyoming Committeeman
Democrats in Wyoming reelected John B K as national committeeman in Casper praising his unselfish work and strong representation of the party. The piece lauds his dedication and notes his future faithful service, calling him part of the party’s blue chip. It also mocks a ten million dollar wool crop claim as Republican evidence.
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Democrats of
Wyoming
John Bk.forme
Casper
Osborne
Democrats
Party Strength Critique of Republicans and Wilson Policy
A close analysis compares Republican and Democratic strengths. It lauds Wilson's administration for progress in reforms, strong banking law, and policy stability while condemning Republican calls for tariff change and criticism as distractions. The piece argues Democrats sustained prosperity and government foundations amid harsh times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exitoat Wilson
Politielie
Dloeter
Wilkens
Wilson
Republican Party
Mail Order Liquor Licenses Opposed In Cheyenne
Opinion argues mail order liquor houses should pay licenses like local retailers. The piece contends city commissioners should enact a specific ordinance to cover mail order sellers, noting higher profits, lower costs, and greater city contribution.
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Cheyenne
Mails Rights Upheld Amid Neutrality Stance and Local GOP Split
The piece defends U S mail inviolability against foreign meddling as President Wilson asserts protections for citizens and commerce. It notes a Wyoming GOP split between Harry Card supporters and Lusk Standard Editor Slater, and mentions William Lorimer seeking a Senate bid amid party purity debates. Also references frost damage to peas and resilient dandelions.
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United
Great Britain
Wilson
United States
Britain
Wyoming
Harry Card
Niobrara County
Card
Slater
Lusk Standard
Cureranean
Villa
Mexico
Roosevelt Arranges Chicago Visit Ahead of National Convention
The Colonel plans to travel to Chicago for the upcoming national convention. He may attend to support Hughes or Root in the Horab matter.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Hughes
Root
Clocks Jump Forward Across Germany and Austria Hungary
In April a plan to advance clocks in Germany and Austro Hungary by one hour aims to save lighting costs. Analysts warn of early dark evenings and possible public upheaval from late dining habits. Estimated annual saving cited as pounds or dollars, contrasted with Astor family fortune.
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New Republic
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Budapest
United States
John Jacob Astor
Demands for Adequate Troops to Patrol the Border
The Kansas City Star argues the government must deploy enough troops for border protection. It recalls the Alamo defense and cites Glenn Springs, Columbus, and other incidents to criticize the Chamberlain plan and the Hay bill, noting Congress rejected a sufficient force.
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Kansas City Star
The
Alamo
David Crockett
James Bowie
Old Mission
Santa Ana
Glenn Springs
Columbus
House
Woman Delegate Recalls Wyoming Prohibition Rally at Convention
The Public Forum Editor recalls a Wyoming Democratic convention lobby scene where about 1500 women campaigned for a prohibition plank. Elders praised the delegation while young men argued for the measure, and Corthell notes Wyoming’s desire to rival Idaho and Colorado in prohibition support.
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Woman's Clubs
Civic Federation
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Elmanor M. Corthell
Phrase fragment hints at wartime morale and sacrifice
A historical fragment questions whether Congress will honor the nation with deeds beyond sacrifice. It asserts American workers and soldiers show courage by risking lives and selling themselves dearly, implying a call for meaningful national achievement.
Death toll of infant births in England and Wales highlighted
The London Telegraph cites stark infant mortality figures, noting about one in eight hundred births die before age one. Early death losses are heavy with 11 percent in first day and 50 by two weeks, varying by locality and living conditions. New Zealand’s lower mortality is cited as proof of better care and instruction.
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London Télegraph
England
Wales
New Zealand
Uncle Sam's Army Shown as Ideal Sample
A Chicago Daily News sample describes Uncle Sam's army as all that could be desired, presenting a favorable depiction of military strength and national readiness.
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Chicago Daily News
Uncle Sam
Theatrical Strolling Scene Noted With Odd Pair
A Cincinnati bulletin notes a striking girl entering a theatre with a man sporting a toothbrush mustache horn rimmed glasses and a cane. The humorous aside implies the girl seeks amusement from the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnat
Panama Canal Bowed Chain Fenders Guard Lock Gates
Massive chains stretch across the Panama Canal locks to guard gates from striking vessels. Fenders sit about 70 feet from each gate near the water surface, paying out as needed when hit. Hydraulic cylinders raise and lower the chains, with water flow valves and friction in machinery moderating the fender’s movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Bowe
Panama Canal
Convicts to Play Charity Baseball Game Outside Prison
Convicts from Ohio penitentiary will play a local amateur team at the Columbus park next Thursday in what may be their first game outside prison walls. A 30 piece concert band will perform before the game and gate receipts go to charity. Paul Helfner and Percy Hanley are named among the players along with other felons.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
American Association
Paul Helfner
Wil Phead
Percy Hanley
Hamilton County
Will Oated
Nelson Day at University of Wyoming Honors Dr Aven Nelson
Students at the University of Wyoming celebrated Nelson Day on Monday May 5 suspending classes to improve campus facilities. The event featured building a new quarter-mile rope track prep on a Lew Perkins football field tennis court repairs tree planting and a campus cleanup. The day honored Dr Aven Nelson veteran of the university and may become an annual observance.
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Nelson
University of Wyoming
Aven Nelson
Beta Ret
University
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W. 17Th St
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