Conventions and their Platforms
A Wyoming newspaper comments on the Republican state convention and its platform. It notes that the platform forges ahead with principles any good citizen can support and contrasts it with Democratic alarms. It questions progressive legislation and stresses voters must know what they support before voting in November.
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Repubblicans
Democrats
Thermopolis
Wyoming Labor Journal
Wyoming
Taft
Weroming
Congress
Yellowstone National Park
Wwe
Ouranion
Republican Party
W Yorpins
Armoricio
Green River Star
Controversy Over Free Speech and Federal Court Rulings
An analysis highlights tension between public opinion and federal courts over a notable ruling. The piece discusses Beattie’s possible impact on free speech rights and notes a petition for final naturalization papers from a figure tied to radical political belief.
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United States District Court
Dn Beattie
Supreme Court
Dorn
Steech
Mtekon
Jodee C
Manfond
Bac
Olowon
United States
Big Party
Jransformd
Oleson
Final naturalisation papers denied by judge said to lack due process
The Cleveland Leader argues the judge overstepped by cancelling the final naturalisation papers and notes supporters of reform seek lawful ballot action rather than force. The piece suggests Olson’s oath and constitution views raise questions, but urges restraint amid a period of change and unrest.
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Oleron
Judes Hanford
Olson
United States
Judes Manford
Cleveland
Worthy Scout Movement Defense Sparks Socialist Debate
The piece defends the Boy Scout movement, praising its aims to channel youth energy into discipline, bravery, integrity, and service. It condemns socialist denouncements as misguided while noting the Scouts teach respect for women, self-reliance, and outdoor skills, shaping boys into initiative and loyalty.
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Tion
Boy Scouts
Toys Ia
Feiehor Lin
America
Fort Collins and Cheyenne to Strengthen Ties by Rail
The Colorado and Southern line links Fort Collins to Cheyenne a 45 mile rail stretch fostering closer social and business ties. Cheyenne residents could benefit from Cache la Poudre valley foods and Fort Collins goods, reviving old trade. A Cheyenne observer cites potential tourist trips to Fort Collins and Indemnity Lake as attractions if properly advertised.
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Fort Colling
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado & Southern
Colorado Central
Cache la Poudre Valley
Fort Collins
Denver
Courier
Gievnliy
Iindenmeier Lake
Sesson
Sees Danger to People Urges Leader to Fight Graft
A citizen writes from Cheyenne Wyoming on May 2 1912 urging The Leader to rally against political machines and graft. The letter warns the primary system risks substitution of old office seekers and calls for awakenings to elect virtuous public servants.
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Cheyenne
Wyom
Wyoming
Eleet
The Olymp Catr online misread quiz
The fragment presents a rhythmical Q and A from Indianapolis titled The OLY CATRONISM. It asks where a fly is born in Wayne and Pith and where the type is in every kind of filth, indicating a local humor item or dental trivia piece.
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Indianapolis
Archbold probe hears Boland stenographer admit notes were amplified
Washington May 21 cross examination in the judiciary committee impeachment probe resumes with Misa Mary Boland, Boland’s niece and stenographer, admitting she amplified notes of a conversation with Archbold implicated in coal deal dealings. Prominent railroad officials, including Baer of the Philadelphia Reading, observe proceedings.
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Washington
Misa Mary Boland
William P. Boland
Commerce Court
Judiciary Committee
Misa Boland
Williams
Archhbald
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Archhald
Reynolds
Roland
Archbald Case Ties Note to Honduras Mine Stock Deal
Scranton witnesses testifying in the Archbald case described a $2,500 promissory note tied to a placer gold mine in Honduras. Lanahan allegedly refused to discount the note while Archbald allegedly received a one third stock share in February 1909. W. W. Risinger backed Reynolds’ account.
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John T. Lanahan
Scranton
Archbald
Lanahan
Reynolds
W. W. Risinger
Honduras
Archhbald
Missouri Cattle Bring Highest Price Ever Paid
The St. Louis National Stockyards reported record prices for Missouri steers. A Saline county load averaged 1,577 pounds at 9.15 per hundredweight, matching a St. Louis county load at 1,500 pounds. Corn rose 20 cents from last year as May prices hit peak levels.
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Missouri
St. Louis
St. Louis National Stockyards
Saline County
St. Louis County
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Boy Scout Movement
Albany County
Warren
Fort Colina
Stend
Archbald Probe
Mme
Marguerite Steinheil
Mme. Steinheil
Paris
Felix Faure
French Republic
Our
Stome
the Sherman Co
Baltimore American
Stock Growers National Bank
Albany
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