Editorial on fairness in taxation and the board of equalization
The Wheatheid Times argues fairness in state oil and mineral taxation, criticizes Republican rhetoric, and urges legislation to ensure corporations pay fair returns. It notes the board of equalization's composition and calls for a clearer valuation method while cautioning against partisan misreadings. The piece urges rational tax reform and hints at support for President Wilson ahead of the 1920 election.
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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
The United States faces many problems from domestic policy to foreign affairs. President Wilson has handled issues with cool judgment and initiative, earning broad support across parties. His diplomacy, especially regarding Germany, is praised for avoiding entanglements and delivering stable leadership.
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United States
Germany
Brandon’s Hep Rumor Shapes Wyoming Politics in 1916
A caustic look at Brandon of the Kemmerer Camera who posts a speculative tale that Senator Clark would retire and Mondell replace him. The piece details party reactions, Clark’s defense, and insurgent maneuvers within Wyoming Republicans as the 1916 race unfolds and 1918 plans loom.
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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
Asquith Visits Ireland Prompt Call to Guard Law
Comment on former British prime minister Asquith visiting Ireland. The remark suggests the visit should prompt strict measures to secure a critical or fragile political situation. No explicit date or place beyond Ireland.
Peace rumors spark cautious note on Europe trip
The Kanean City Star reports peace rumors but cautions they should not be taken seriously as Colonel Mouse has not yet begun preparations for another Europe deployment.
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Colonel Mouse
Europe
Kanean City Star
Methodist union vote foreshadows 1920 merger across north south
Reports describe a vote on a committee recommendation for union among Methodist branches with timelines and conditions. The Saratoga conference debates negro policy and subordinate conferences, while leaders note civil progress and no northern southern distinction in essential faith matters.
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Cranston
Methodist Church
Veihort
Hendrix
Methodist Church South
North
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Saratoga
Ways of treating rebels in Civil War England and America
A British reader cites Col lier on Irish executions and compares the Knights of the Golden Circle to Irish rebels. Lincoln’s steadiness avoids mass reprisals while leaders are jailed. some are sentenced to death but commuted. The piece notes plots to free prisoners and a blend of mercy and force in wartime policy.
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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 Misadventure Reported in Loudon
A fragmentary notice from Loudon references Ales with a comment about a honeymoon ending abruptly and mentions an early morning event. The incomplete text limits specifics of persons, places, or actions.
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Loudon
Ales
Dog Faithfully Follows Man Even Beyond Fortune
A Philadelphia Public Ledger column muses on a dog’s unwavering loyalty. The piece contrasts the dog’s faith with human fault, noting the animal’s trust is unconditioned and its love speaks in a look. It praises the dog as a model of pure devotion and fidelity.
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Dog
Man
Philadelphia Public Letter
Caesar
Edward the Seventh
Heaven On Earth
A Guilty Conscience Screwball Yard Tale
A southern town sprinter faced odd trouble when a delinquent laundress caused a doorstep scene. A frantic plea rang out from the porch as the faster man hurried home, with the laundress seeking her overdue washing. The quirky episode unfolds with regional dialect and comic urgency.
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Harper's Magazine
South
Marie Bob
The Difference To the Editor of The State Leader
A reader recounts a street incident with a girl on roller skates and a boy on a bicycle. The girl reacts by thrashing him after a tie up at a corner. The letter satirizes gendered emotions and communal charity with pointed social commentary and a closing signature.
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The
State Leader
Sinclair
Mary
Young Men's Literary Club
Cheyenne
Elsier
Theruse
Jenkins
Mason's Notice for May 24 and 26 Lodge Meeting
A fragmented notice invites members to attend sessions on May 24 and May 26 at set times. W. M. Swenson of Atecla Lodge Neo. i presides, with Neos. i listed as organizers.
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Actos Lie
A. PF. Swenson
W. M
Atecla Lodge
Neo. i
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
West Virginia
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Ben Foot
Palace Pharmacy Prog CO
HB. Hopkins
Prop
Carpenter
Morton
Waterman
LOGAN
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Mason
Sherman Co
Harry P. Hynds
Cheyenne Ice CO
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