Editorial Fairness in Tax and Board of Equalization
The Wheatheid Times critiques fairness in state tax policy and the Board of Equalization. It argues for legislation to require corporations to fairly value properties and products, while criticizing partisan misreadings and urging fair treatment across parties and eras. It notes past boards and calls for careful legislative handling of oil and mineral valuations. It ends urging Republicans to support national unity and President Wilson.
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Metiill
Equalication Board
Metilll
Sintec
Losin Republican
State Board of Equalization
Powe
Forsyth
Messrs
Baird
Houwx
Willian Sechnitgewr
Leroy Grant
Edward Gillette
Board of Equalization
State Board
Wilson the Best Solution and President Wilson’s Foreign Policy
The article lauds President Wilson for handling domestic and foreign crises with cool judgment and decisive initiative. It highlights conflicts with Germany, the Mexican situation, tariff policy, and other issues, praising his diplomatic skill and nonpartisan appeal as he pursues steady leadership.
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United States
Germany
Brandon’s political blunder reshapes Wyoming senate race
The piece recounts Brandon of Kemmerer Camera misfiring on a Clark Mondell rivalry rumor in 1918. It explains how his error prompted party consolidation around Clark, delayed insurgent moves, and reshaped Wyoming Republican dynamics as factions clashed over the senate race and conventions in Cheyenne.
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Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
Republican Party
Mondellistas
Clarkistas
Clark
Mondell
Brooks
Burlington
Wyoming
Dahoming
Brandon
Wirren
Kammerer
Cokeville Register
Senator Clark
Grand CV Party
Branden
Wlre
Mongell
Senate
Cheyenne
Chicago
Mr Asquith’s Ireland Visit Sparks Barn Door Metaphor
After Mr. Asquith’s trip to Ireland observers hope the episode closes firmly. The remark hints at political risk and calls for securing concessions or safeguards following his visit.
Peace rumors swirl as Colonel Mouse delays Europe trip
The Kanean City Star notes rumors of peace are not to be taken seriously as Colonel Mouse has not begun another voyage to Europe yet, leaving readers awaiting official confirmation.
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Colonel Mouse
Europe
Kanean City Star
Methodist schisms near end as union probed at Saratoga
Report from Saratoga on the Methodist Episcopal Conference recommends negotiations for a union with the Methodist South and Methodist Protestant churches on a broad basis. Southern approval needed before 1920. race policy and negro conferences remain contentious. Public mood framed as civil progress with shared prayers.
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Cranston
Methodist Church
Veihort
Hendrix
Methodist Church South
North
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Saratoga
Ways of treating rebels and the Knights of the Golden Circle
An Englishman defends Lincoln's approach to suppressing the Knights of the Golden Circle a Northern Confederate support group. The piece contrasts wartime repression with later mercy, recounting executions commuted and prisoners sent to Dry Tortugas, while noting the Knights’ vast numbers and influence. The author recalls a former member seen years later in distinctive dress and the mockery from veterans' sons.
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Collier's Weekly
Collier
Rhodes
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Halleck
Rosecrans
Lincoln
John Hay
New York
St. Albans
Chicago
Camp Douglas
St. Leger Grenfell
Ireland
Knights of the Golden Circle
Ales Honeymoon Delayed Morning Arrival Report
A fragment from the Answers Loudon column notes a couple named Ales whose honeymoon was interrupted by an unspecified event after they had begun their trip. The readable line hints at a morning disruption but provides no further details.
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Loudon
Ales
Dog Faithful at the Grave of a Tinker
A Philadelphia Public Ledger piece praises a dog named Caesar for his unwavering loyalty to his master. The writer extols a dog's faith, noting the animal treats its owner as a king and never doubts or judges, even in misfortune.
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Caesar
Edward the Seventh
Heaven On Earth
A Guilty Conscience in Harper's Magazine
A southern town sprinter vents a comic encounter with a dilatory laundress. After a practice run in brief attire, he passes her house late and incurs a furious doorbell summons begging Marie Bob not to take his clothes out in arrears.
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Harper's Magazine
South
Marie Bob
The Difference To the Editor of The State Leader
A reader recounts an incident with a girl on roller skates and a boy on a bicycle, noting the mother’s remark and commenting on gendered emotion. The letter critiques women’s restrained expressions and hints at broader social behavior, ending with a signature line.
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The
State Leader
Sinclair
Mary
Young Men's Literary Club
Cheyenne
Elsier
Theruse
Jenkins
Mason's Notice Details Lodge Meeting Dates
Mason Swenson announces two lodge sessions on Wednesday and Thursday May 24 and 26 at specified evening times. W. M. Atecla Lodge Neo. i invites members and attendees to participate in the events and related rites.
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Actos Lie
A. PF. Swenson
W. M
Atecla Lodge
Neo. i
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Ben Foot
Palace Pharmacy Prog CO
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Morton
Waterman
LOGAN
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Capitol Avenue
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Sherman Co
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