Wyoming voters face fight over Senator Clark replacement
Editorial argues Republicans back Clark while Dems aim to defeat him. It contends Clark lacks party harmony and legislative achievement, favoring a candidate aligned with Wilson. Elevates the need for a senator who will advocate Wyoming needs and oppose obstruction. The piece predicts Wilson’s reelection and a hard, public challenge to Clark this fall.
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Mont Fagubrlows
Wyoming
Washington
Aqientie Oh
Hin
Benator Clark
Winlard
Jenether Xeomd
Clark Haan
Congress
Law
Laws
Chok
Wilson
Presidnt
Semeone
Golar
Roosevelt
Hughes
Root
Nut
Woodrow Wilson
Vital States Senate
Vox
Clark
Deerany
Obenty
New Sheriff Ashley Gleason Elected in Laramie County
The state leader hails the county commissioners in Laramie for electing Ashley Gleason as sheriff to succeed the former official. Gleason's training and temperament suit the duties, and he is known among ranchers and farmers for his acquaintance with ChaYenne people and stockmen. He earns confidence and best wishes for his new role.
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Laramie County
Ashley Gleason
Gleason
Trade Balance Shifts With New Democratic Tariff 1916
The article compares the balance of trade under the new Democratic tariff to the Republican tariff figures, noting a lower total in the later period and questioning the impact on prosperity and conditions amid tariff policy changes.
The Brandeis Hearing and the Judiciary Inquiry
A fragmentary account of a hearing before a judiciary committee on Brandeis. The piece criticizes the inquiry as biased toward Wall Street interests and questions motives of opponents while praising Brandeis and President Wilson for a humane, understanding approach.
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Fhondeia Mamely
Judiciary Committee
Benadeta
Supreme Court
Wall Street
New York
Rtate Street
Moston
Cambridge
Brandeis
Mey
Wilson
Higher Zeal Cited From Wilson in National Press Club Speech
The excerpt reports Wilson’s claim of stronger integrity and patriotism after facing national trials. He described enduring a figurative fire, claiming less partisan bias and greater eagerness to pursue the right outcome regardless of who it harms, as aired to the National Press Club in Washington.
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Wilson
Liu
National Press Club
Washington
Bou
Battle report at Ojo Azules referenced by Sergeant Chicken
Sergeant Chicken summarizes the American Villista clash at Ojo Azules with terse phrasing indicating a fierce engagement. The report notes the involvement of the Mevenfold Apache and characterizes the fight as intense and notable within the broader conflict.
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Chicken
Ojo Azules
Sergent Chicken
Mevenfold
Senator Clark backs Brandeis vote despite opposition
Frank Turrow notes the Wyoming senator did not oppose Brandeis’s confirmation to the Supreme Court Bene while the Tribune highlights the Chicago battle between Hughes and Roosevelt forces. The industrial club should honor Union Pacific President Mohler for his support of Cheyenne.
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Clark
Frank Turrow
Wyoming
Brandeis
Supreme Court
The
Tribune
Hughes
Roosevelt
Chicago
Mohler
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Roosevelt Called Spiritual Descendant of Barnum
A New York World correspondent brands Colonel Roosevelt as a political pirate and a spiritual descendant of Na beon and P. T. Barnum, noting a mix of sensationalism and promotion in his leadership.
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New York World
Colonel Roosevelt
Nabeon
P. T. Barnum
Wreet Virginia Second District Faces GOP Voter Shift
Election notes in Wreet Virginia show a speculative drop in Republican support in the second district from 00 to 4, described as an indication rather than a firm result by observers.
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Virginia
Creek and Mexican clash leaves man dead at Medicine Bow
Reports describe a confrontation in Medicine Bow where a Creek man and a Mexican adversary faced off. The Mexican was killed, details of motive and exact location within Medicine Bow remain unclear. Authorities investigation ongoing.
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Wyoming
Medicine Bow
Kansas Shifts in Lawyer and Farmer Populations
Startling statistics from Kansas show a decade long decline in the number of lawyers and a rise in the number of farmers. The shift suggests broader economic and social changes affecting occupational distribution across the state.
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Kansas
Roosevelt speech cited by German paper sparks clash
A Detroit May 1918 report notes Theodore Roosevelt attacking a German language press outlet in Chicago for praising German militarism while advocating American preparedness. The piece defends American language presses and calls for nationalized arms manufacture and universal military service as part of a broader prepardness program.
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Micago
Theotore KR
Nieepevely
Detroit
Theodore Roosevelt
Mich
York City
Illnois Staate Zeitung
Germany
I F
United States
Roosevelt Ananias Club
Unite States
Ulineis Staats Zeitung Nev
Staats Zeltung
Landis
Chicago
Illinois Staats Zeltune
Armand
Univeraliles
Roosevelt Hotkes
J¢Rman
Foréman
Roosevelt
Mexico
France
Canada
Ex Presidents in Senate Debate Advantage for Peace Policy
An interview with W. J. Bryan in Colliers Weekly discusses Ford Roosevelt war prep and a proposal that former presidents, after leaving office, should hold a debating privilege in the Senate without a salary. The piece argues such experience could aid national defense and civic judgment.
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Ford
Roosevelt
Germany
For
Ho‘henaollepn
Washington
Senate
W. J. Bryan
John Reed
Colliers Weekly
Benzol as Motor Fuel Seen From Coke Oven By-Product
The benzo by product from coke ovens is presented as a rising gasoline substitute. With wartime demand high, production nears 5.99 million gallons annually and England already uses benzol for motors. Postwar price impacts hinge on gasoline demand and expanded Ford car production.
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T. Clarke
England
Bengal
Ford
Apir
Fia
No Speed Limit in London Raises Traffic Questions
A fragmented report notes few maximum limits in London and surrounding cities, with some streets where automobile speeds exceed forty miles per hour. Drivers face inconsistent local regulations and ongoing debates over safety and enforcement.
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London
Bi Coe Oy
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