Canvass figures show Wilson leads in Wyoming vote
The text analyzes a political canvass projecting 1912 Wyoming results. It compares Taft Roosevelt and Wilson shares, adjusting for Republican gains and Democratic totals, to claim Wilson would secure a large plurality and overall majority, based on various calculations and interpretations of votes.
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Wilton Vite
Taft
Menerelt
Wyoming
Soto
Roosevelt
Mpatiicans
Congress
Wilwon
William
Witten
Walker
Wicon
Toth
Wileon
Hoovevelt
Sullivan
George &. Walker
Tu Ft
Wilson
Hankins Hankins Plan to Save Port Russell War Claims
The fragment suggests Hank Hankins and Warren plot a plan to evacuate or defend Port Russell with military backing. A narrator voices confusion and questions about recognition, with references to Washington headquarters, military officers, and desire for validation from a military authority to influence civilian statements.
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Hank and Warren
Port Russell
Humber
Hank
Kolorado Inn
Promoter Promises to “hit this awl reddy” at Fort Russell
Bizarre speech plan outlines political manipulation and media stunts behind a bid to move Fort Russell. The schemer envisions using press coverage, theater hire, a free show, and a staged speech to boost support for and undermine opponents led by the Governor and other Democratic leaders.
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Reddy
Jo H
Frank Barrow
Conly
Fort Russell
Demin
Denver
Guvner Carey
Wilson Ahead in Presidential Forecast Across Regions
A New York Herald aided poll suggests Woodrow Wilson leads nationwide with substantial support, despite bias in some reporting. Wyoming figures show Kendrick ahead in a single city sample, while other states display Wilson's broad appeal due to party unity, firm stance on tariffs, and opposition to federal interference.
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New York Herald
Analysis of a nationwide poll in the 1912 race
A Denver Republican summary reports a Sunday canvass of 690 voters across Wyoming. It shows Taft 306, Roosevelt 601, Wilson 124, with nonconfi lational results and a claim of a large Democratic victory in Wyoming.
Sundance Dispatches Question Framed Letter About Carpenter
The Wyoming Tribune questions a Sundanced dispatch alleging Senator J Ross Carpenter was confronted by a preacher about Francis Warren. The Sundance meeting featured Carpenter, who reportedly answered interruptions to applause. The Sundance and Sundance Blade coverage omit the claimed debate offer.
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Wyoming Tribune
Sundance
Wyo
T. P. Fahey
J. Ross Carpenter
Francis Warren
Carpenter
Romaine
Phin
Warren
Why Should We Elect Kendrick And Fahpy
A New York Herald style editorial argues for Woodrow Wilson and a harmonious Democratic Congress in Wyoming. It urges Republicans to back Wilson, Kendrick for U S Senator, and Foley for Congress to ensure a square deal and aligned federal leadership.
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Kendrick
Fahpy
Ated
House
Senate
Taft
Congress
Wyoming
Wilden
Marshall
Wilson
Shfield
Oaback
John B. Kendrick
United States
Thomas P. Foley
Negro Labor The Best in the World When Fairly Treated
Senator Newell Sanders of Tennessee, named by Governor Hooper, calls Negro laborers reliable and faithful. He notes cotton wealth when prices rise and asserts Southern soil is strong with rehabilitated land. Sanders says politicians misrepresent blacks, but insists they must be fairly treated after thirty years of employment.
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Brown
Newell Sanders
Tennessee
Hooper
South
United States
Chas S Winter Responds To Wyoming Tribune Criticism
Charles E Winter writes from Cheyenne on September 28, 1912 to defend his progressive stance and critique the Wyoming Tribune. He recalls past letters and political positions, asserts consistency, and challenges the paper to publish his rebuttal regarding 1910 election views and support for reform measures.
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The
Tribune
Trib
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Tribunal
Carey
Irving F. Baxter
Omaha
Col. Roosevelt
Baxter
Roosevelt
United States District Attorney
Wyoming
the Tribune
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Charles E. Winter
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted As Safe Expectorant
An ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as an effective expectorant that cleans germs causing pneumonia and other diseases. It claims the product contains no morphine or sedatives and notes availability through local dealers and a beauty parlor contact in Kansas City.
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Patelek Sullivan
Karen
Hopkins
J. B Kendrick
Woodrow Wilstn
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Ite
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Democrate
Washington
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Publican Says
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Chey
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T. P. Fahey and
Z. Moss Carpenter
Volind
Heath
Chas. S. Winter
Charles W. Burdick
Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
Senator la Follette
sun-Proot Paints
Sherman Ca
Poult Plan
Stock Growers National
the Lock Growers National Bank
American Electric Shoe Shop
W. 18Th St
18Th ST
Carey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
A. E. Roedel
West 17Th BT
Rexall Store
Albany
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