Platforms At Cheyenne Endorsed By Parties In Brief Summary
Sheridan Enterprise outlines contrasting Democratic and Republican platforms from Cheyenne conventions. It highlights the Democrats support for tariff for revenue, income tax, direct election of senators, eight hour workday, public works, and ballot reform, while Republicans back Taft administration, Warren endorsement, protection policy omission, and limited state initiatives.
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Platforma
Cheyenne
Taft
Western Canada Land Boom Draws Farmers North
John Wallie and R. M. Brewer report travel through western Canada surveying Alberta and Saskatchewan lands. They filed for homesteads, claim settlers flocking in, and note lenient land laws and living-improvement requirements. They criticize U S public land policy and urge Interior Department reform.
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John Wallie
O R. M. Brewer
Canad
Maree Parte
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Haindreds, Althoveh
Land Laweo
United States
Qooueh
Interior Department
Lawler Witt
Wallie
Leader States It Delivers Latest News at Any Cost
The State Leader claims priority in publishing up to date news, noting a recent incident where it sent a reporter to Rawlins to cover the hanging at the Rawlins state penitentiary, asserting readers deserve the fastest information. Subscription gains in Cheyenne are increasing.
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Leader
Platt
Rawlins
How They Do Us A Serve coffee market manipulation warned
Wisconsin State Journal editorial accuses Wall Street, led by J Pierpont Morgan and major banks, of price fixing in coffee and cotton to profits from American consumers. It urges a strong federal response and presidential independence from Wall Street influence.
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Brazil
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
First National
National
New York City
New York
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sim
Merean
Cotton Exchange
Wall Street
Wisconsin State Journal
How Will Wakat en Work 191%
The Nebraska State Journal notes possible Senate delay on Lorimer seat. It suggests deferring voting until after the coming election and next session, to avoid immediate action. The piece warns delaying may be seen as cowardice by Lorimer supporters and hinges on a six year term expiring.
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Senate
Lorimer
Lorimoer Sanitors
Nebraska State Journal
Retirement of Senator Crane Signals Senate Shift
The report notes Senator Crane will retire at term end, highlighting a broader turnover in the Old Guard once dominant in the Senate. The piece credits the New York World with accelerating the political order’s transformation.
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Enator Crane
Senate
New York World
Brando n Sticks at Republican State Convention Taft stance
A fragment notes Brandon Sticks at the Republican State Convention backing Taft with commentary on press bias. The Sheridan Post favors the machine ballots while the Kemmerer Camera criticizes but still references Roosevelt.
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Taft
Sheridan Post
Convict Road Work Spars Over Editorial Clash
The Douglas Enterprise rebukes the Laramie Republican for politicizing convicts’ road work in Converse County near the governor’s ranch and urges reprinting its editorial in the rival paper. The Leader seeks fair play and asks the Republican to reprint the Enterprise article.
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Douglas Enterprise
Laramie
Laramie Republican
Enterprise
Brother Chaplin
No Adjournment on Land Bill Triggers Homestead Debate
State press notes Borah will not adjourn until land bill action, risking tighter homestead title restrictions. Western backers and author press for a title guard as strong as current laws, while conservation forces led by Mr. Finchot seek limits that cloud titles and allow perpetual prospecting. Meanwhile, Rock River farmers prepare for larger crops as land interest grows and new buyers arrive after inspecting Rock River Conservation properties.
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Borah
Conservation Association
House
Senate
Finchot
Meat Inspectors Vindicated by Government Officials
Dr. A D Melvin chief of the Bureau of Union Industry in Washington insists the meat inspection service faces no valid charges. He argues critics rely on outdated and misrepresented facts from dismissed ex-employees and controversial authors. The Bureau defends its 1907 1908 regulations as scientifically sound and protective of public health.
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A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Union Industry
Washington
Government Meat Inspection Service
Congress
Nelson
Pr Melvin
Caroline Nartlett Crewe
American Public Heath Association
Department of Agriculture
Duron
Social Hop at St Agnes Guild May 25
St Agnes Guild hosts a serial dance at St Mark's Parish Mouse Saturday evening May 25. Admission is Soc. Proceeds support parish activities and community programs.
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St. Agnes Guild
St. Mark's Parish
Danray Kolds Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Treasurer
To the voters of Laramie County, I hereby announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer, subject to the August primaries.
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Laramie County
T Wilskd
Ray K Olds
Delicacies for Sunday Dinner at St Mark's Marieh House
Saturday afternoon May Sith offers a variety of dishes for Sunday meals at St Mark's Marieh House. Local residents anticipate a bustling selection and community dining event.
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Mark's
Wive Watch Repairing Expert Workmen Offer Trial
Restless and Bleepless Jewelers advertise expert watch repair services with Elholm and Akon at Plains Building 10th Street offering a trial.
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WIVE
Elholm & Akon Go
Plains Building
10Th Bt
Champ Clark Demands Promises Kept in Democratic Record
Washington, May 23 The Democratic house has nearly completed a legislative program. leaders highlight that all enacted measures matched pre election promises. Key items include tariff revision income tax pensions reform direct election of senators and workers compensation. The party plans to ask voters to endorse what was accomplished despite Senate and White House opposition.
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H. Tavenner
Washington, D. C
Democratic House of Representatives
National Democratic Party
Champ Clark
House
Senate
Carnegie Hopes Survive Taft Teddy Row
New York May 24 Andrew Carnegie and family sailed for Europe en route to Skibo castle He refused to comment on the Taft Roosevelt dispute praising Roosevelt yet faulting him for opposing Taft for a second term Carnegie said he will lecture at Aberdeen and plans to return to vote He believes the political situation is humiliating and ships are safer abroad.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Margaret
Miss
Whitfield
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Carnegie
Aberdeen
Titanic Era Ships To Surpass Earlier Speed Records
A historian predicted that ships would grow faster than those built since the Titanic disaster. He said future voyages would follow a longer, safer route but would not take longer than shorter route crossings in the past.
United States Exports Forecast Reach 1912 High
Washington May 24 A new high record for foreign commerce is forecast for the fiscal year 1912 ending next month. Exports are expected to total about 2.2 billion dollars, up 150 million from 1911, while imports approach 1.0 billion, surpassing 1910 as the prior record year.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Commerce and Labor Department
Bureau of Statistics
Heat Claims Six in Pittsburg in One Day
Six people died from the heat in Pittsburg Pennsylvania within 24 hours ending at noon today. The coroner's report details the day of high temperatures and related fatalities. The item notes the Sherman Co. and mentions Dutch Kaloomine in connection with the period.
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Pittsburg
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