Taft and Teddy mocked by Taft and Roosevelt clash in senate speech
Senator William Jones of Missouri denounces Taft and Roosevelt in the Senate as a clown and monkey duo, recounting ancient stories to contrast alleged friendship with the two leaders turning to ambition and power. He claims a rift formed as envy and desire for glory split their allied stance.
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Vigilantes Defy Law in San Diego I W Situation
Report from San Diego on May 25 notes Chief of Police Wilson claiming assassination attempts against him and an officer. Vigilantes insist they will not disband and vow to bar Emma Goldman and her manager Ben Beltman from boarding trains if they come to town. Attorney General Webb’s visit does not deter their actions.
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Democrats Push Good Roads Plan Into Action
The Democratic controlled House approved a good roads bill signaling momentum in the push for better highways. The measure, championed by Missouri's Jersey W. Shackleford, would redirect funds from Navy yards and ornate public buildings to road construction, with the Senate and President now charged with carrying the plan forward.
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Minnesota
Roosevelt threats meet firm GOP rebuke at convention
Chicago May 26 Harry New chairman of the subcommittee on arrangements for the Republican national convention rejected Ormady McNark’s claim that Roosevelt forces would defy Senator Elihu Root as temporary chairman. New said the national committee holds authority and that Root’s selection meets no objections from the committee or its members.
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Fort Laramite Unit Approved for North Platte Project
Secretary of the Interior conditionally approves the Fort Laramie south side unit of the North Platte irrigation scheme after surveys show canals to water 107 900 acres across Wyoming and Nebraska. Construction estimated at 6 500 000 dollars with a 0.5 percent land pledge requirement, using a trust deed rather than a water users association. Immediate funding available once final instructions are issued.
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Cattle Influx Bursts Across Wyoming Ranges
Mass arrival of 12 000 cattle with 10 stock ranges boosts Wyoming herds amid heavy losses. State Veterinarian Devig notes over two thousand dollars in tax receipts this period as feeders replenish depleted herds. Optimistic outfits including Resider & Rethy and Park Ranch & Live Stock Co. list hundreds to thousands in hopes of strengthening future beef supplies across multiple counties even as winter conditions stress herds.
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Park Ranch & Live Stock Company
Moorerst
Wilew Creek Lind & Hive Steikeotham
Wamsatter
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Franfering Rhoek Sprinze
Rows Centite C Company
Clearment
Fox Mentgomery
Guertay Foren Gardner
Wi A. Driscuil
Moarerett Eli
Keeloe Trop
Gillette
German Aviators Set Strike Over Monthly Stipend Demand
Nenlin reports that the German professional aviation union plans industrial action after proposing a 275 monthly wage, presenting the demand to scrapline contact-lin firms. The strike would begin tomorrow in the original week’s timetable, pending official alignment.
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Judge Van Devanter and Wyoming Senators Targeted in Magazine Allegations
A controversial Everbody's Magazine piece accuses Justice Willi Van Devanter and Wyoming Senators Warren Clark of being unduly influenced by Union Pacific interests. The article contends federal appointments favor corporate power, highlighting Wyoming figures and implicated fraud cases tied to Union Pacific land deals and government investigations.
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Uneven political tension cited over a local incident
The report outlines a tense political scramble as senators and officials debate responses to a conflict in Ligromwest. It references President Sion, the fate of a defense, and possible resignations while noting movements toward Englewood and a guarded public mood about an upcoming decision.
Supreme Court Upholds Wyoming Cattle Dipping Statute
The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled the 1909 cattle dipping statute valid and constitutional. It upheld the action of W F Pflaegling, district vet, in seizing cattle valued around 5000 for dipping costs in the Arbuckle et al case. The ruling confirmed the act as a police measure to prevent contagious disease and not an unconstitutional taking.
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District Court
Laramie County
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Aupreme Court
Ecauen
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Women Edit a Paper in Ithaca and Lawrence
In Ithaca New York the federation of Women editors produced a sixteen page Ithaca News with interviews on Cornell rowing and intercollegiate track, plus baseball reporting. In Lawrence Kansas the Equal Franchise League issues the Lawrence Daily World with Mrs Frederick... editor in chief promising full news coverage and suffrage discussions.
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Ithaca News Today
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Cornell
Charles Be.curtney
Joe Maskier
Coceh Daniel Congan
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County Equal Franchise League
Lawrerce Dallystowraal World
News Collins
Mra
Frederick
Wper
Madero Rebels Advance as Federal Commanders Consider Rise
May 27 dispatch from Mexico City reports rebels under Madero advancing with the federal army retreating toward Chihuahua. A telegraph from Mexico City indicated Madero planned to resign June 1, a claim denied by Gustavo Madero and the President’s family as ridiculous.
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Gustavo Mideno
Colorado Will Contest Seats in Republican Delegations
Denver May 25. Colorado Republicans discuss plans to protest the seating of Colorado delegates to the Republican national meetings in Chicago. A delegation may be sent to oppose the twelve delegates chosen, with claims the slate does not reflect party sentiment and opposes the party machine.
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National, Republican Committee
Chicago
National
Clark sweeps Kentucky in Democratic conventions
Lewlswhlle, Kentucky reports Champ Clark winning the Democratic conventions with a sweep of 116 of 120 counties. The victory showcases Clark as the leading candidate in Kentucky during the primary process.
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Kentucky
Northwestern seniors vote for old fashioned habits in class survey
Chicago May 25 Northwestern University senior class backs old fashioned norms over reform in a voter survey. Statistician Lugge reported that the class favors direct delivery and modest dress while noting women’s shoe sizes from No 2 to No 6.
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Venior Clase
Northwestern University
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