Roosevelt and La Follette Clash Over Campaign Funding
A World article accuses Roosevelt allies of secret funding and control of delegates to the National Convention. It cites totals from New York primaries, notes large gifts to sway the nomination, and accuses Taft and La Follette of heavy influence by trust-connected donors.
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Roosevelt
la Follette
Ieee
New York County
Flinn
Ines
Pennsylvania
Taft
Ponnay Yada
Deir Wal
Tia
New York World
Direct Election of U S Senate Renewed Call
An editorial urges mobilization for the push to amend the Constitution for direct election of United States Senators. It appeals to citizens to act before state legislatures vote, urging persistent effort to defeat opponents and secure passage at the ratifying stage.
Boosting Wyoming Homes Outlook Prompts Industry Boosts
The note urges business leaders and the Wyoming Commercial Club to mobilize support for the Borah Taylor Homestead bill, urging ads and publicity by factories, papers, and periodicals to attract settlers and promote the state as a prime home-building area. The call emphasizes statewide enthusiasm and coordinated booster efforts.
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Congress
Wyoming
Bryery
Commonwealth
Industrial Club
Wevenne
Imesaiera
Victory for direct election of U S Senators stated by La Pollore
The article proclaims a victory for popular government as states pursue direct election of U S Senators. It argues constitutional amendments advance democracy and transfer sovereign power from legislatures to the people, marking a new era in national regulation and the Senate’s legitimacy.
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Wappertorn
United States
Aia
Senate
Tian See
la Pollore
Hypocrites Labeled in Public Debate Over Warren Allies
The Sheridan Post cautions against open fault finding with Warren supporters as opponents push for criticize. The Tribune argues that any opposition to Warren, Clark, and Mondell is hypocritical, while Ken Orion and others recall John’s trials and a possible death at Palo Warren amid heated political rhetoric.
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Sheridan Post
Ken Orioh
Conwee
Joln
Palos Warren
the Tribune
Warren
Chirk
Mondell
Komeow Olee
Endorsement Tactics in Wyoming Senate Race Discussed
The Nebraska State Journal notes Civies headers questioning why John Kendrick was not endorsed for the United States Senate. The piece discusses Democratic platforms, primary rules, and the role of endorsements in shaping candidates and party unity amid Crane and Lodge dynamics.
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Civie
John Kendrick
United States Senate
Niobrara County
Netwa
Wyoming
Bas Om
Aweust
Konmduck
aNnecigement
Hia
United States
Netoiet
Democratic Party of
Kentrick
Niobrara County News Echoes Convention Attacks
A fragment from Niobrara County News critiques unnamed delegates at the convention who sought influence at the Melmetictt gathering. It voices alarm at their methods and suggests they should rely on their own abilities rather than overreach.
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Niobrara County
Wyoming Choice Featured in Sheridan County Report
John D. Kendrick of Sheridan county seeks to represent all Wyoming people in Congress rather than a state quarter. Lorimer’s influence noted in urging direct national election and reform promises, while Koon’s resignation rumor swirls amid fresh department inquiries.
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John D. Kendrick
Sheridan County
Wyoming
United States
Wile
Hoseat
Sleeper Reports Mixed Sentiment in Campaign Abroad
Hon William Sleeper Tresddy, returning from an eight week eastern tour, notes Democratic Bryan talk rising and Republican discord over Taft Roosevelt Philip. He says business improves with election approaching and financial world will adjust regardless of outcome. The campaign is marked by mudslinging rather than policy discussion.
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Republicats
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
William DB. Sleeper Tresddy
Enterprise
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Lorchester
Chicago
Kansas City
Sleeper
Park County
Opening of mining region near Larne promises great value
The Rambler nine owners and operators optimism sparks belief that western Larne mining could become a paying, long awaited boom for the city. The region’s mineral resources have been delayed by past mishaps, but the mood is now hopeful as obstacles are removed.
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Larne
Rambler Nine
Agal
Yoomerang
Loyalty Shifts Hint at Cross-Party Voting
A lifelong Republican says he would vote for any Democrat if Roosevelt or Taft were nominated by his party. The remark suggests a potential wave of Republican votes for Democrats regardless of candidate. The quote reflects fractured party loyalty and uncertain political alignments.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Toomerang
Candidate for Democratic Nomination for County Treasurer
A public notice announces Bay K. Olds as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer in Laramie County, subject to the upcoming primary elections. The statement is a formal declaration of candidacy.
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T Bay K.olds
Jewelers Trial Notice Narrowly Defined in City Bulletin
Expert workers from Eihela and Akon Co with Pink Watch Repairing face a trial amid claims tied to Restless and Shaplead Jewelers located at Plains Building on Toth Street. Sherman Co appears in relation to the case.
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Pink Watch
Eihela & Akon Co
Restless
Shaplead Jewelers
Plains Building
Toth St
Hawaii Island Endures Severe Earthquake Night
May 24 report from Honolulu says Hawaii island was jolted by its severest quake to date. Wireless messages mention Mauna Loa activity and a predicted eruption for June. details about Selamologiat Perret and commercial references appear in uncertain advisories.
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Hawalt
Honolulu
Island of Hawaii
Youre
Mauna Loa
Selamologiat
Perret
Varnishes Sherman Co State Leader Want Ads
The Sherman Company and The State Leader Want Ads act as intermediaries in classified sales. The ad service charges two cents per line per insertion, with three lines used in each display.
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Count Teissianer
Hilles
Harvester Trust
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Parker
Jeter Parker
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Atate
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Renate
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Aldrich
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Senator Crane
Nebraska State Journal
Thomas Rhoades
U.S. A
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President Taft
Major Butt
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Mat S.4eisser & Merz
Hart, Schaffner &Marx
Luis and Overcoats
Waves von Galilvts
Teen's Cushion Shops
Wilson Bos
John Harrington
Schaliner & Marx
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Winton
Downey
Mosivo
Ely Oqrovco
Gomer
Niobrara County Nova
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Denatore
Koon
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