Salutary Labor Laws Under Wilson Highlighted
A New York pamphlet from the Democratic National Committee lauds Wilson era labor reforms. It credits the Clayton antitrust act, seamen's rights, eight hour laws, child labor controls, and a federal labor council presence, noting Wilson's administration expanded protections for workers and created federal employment bureaus and an expansive workers compensation law.
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Trumbull Case Mirrored in Wyoming Debates Over Ineligibility
A political argument follows the Wyoming case of Lyman Trumbull, contending about term length and ineligibility for a U.S. Senate seat. The author argues the governor could be ineligible under constitutional rules, while critics claim the Tribune misreads the precedent and the people may alter qualifications.
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Tribune Devolves into Curious Poetical Musings
The Wyoming Tribune mixes playful wordplay and garbled phrases about the season and notable figures. The piece reads like a whimsical reflection on last evening's issue and the magazine’s style.
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Tribune headlines distort Judge Carey opinion on Hughes election
A reader argues the Tribune manipulated its headlines to imply Judge Carey wants Hughes for president, while Carey merely said he was interested. The writer defends Carey as a progressive and contrasts Wilson’s policies with those of the Republican ticket, noting Carey’s support for Kendrick and Clark.
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Hughes Attacks Eight Hour Day Policy in Presidential Clash
The article reports Republican candidate Hughes attacking the eight hour day policy that helped avert a railroad strike. It notes Kansas Progressive Victor Murdock backing Wilson's settlement and challenging Hughes to say whether he would have preferred a strike with burnings, bloodshed, and economic disruption. Wyoming readers urged to judge Hughes by his stance on peace and justice.
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Wyoming Election Prospects Mention Kendrick and Hughes
The Tribune weighs two main choices for Wyoming voters: Kendrick for senator and Houx for governor, contrasting Democratic gains with a wary eye on a potential Republican Senate. It argues Houx stands as a strong governor candidate, while Kendrick would keep a Democratic Senate, warning against backing Hughes and a Republican majority that might undo key New Deal era protections and social reforms. The piece questions Hughes stance on Measles and Huerta.
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Wyomingites praised as unusually intelligent by Tribune
The Tribune commends Wyoming people as highly intelligent and endorses peace and prosperity. It asserts Governor Kendrick is ineligible for the U.S. Senate, praises Press Mondell for opposing the president, and questions the Tribune’s own wartime political stance.
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Prominent Sources Endorse Wilson for Re election
A brief list highlights prominent backers including Thomas A. Edison Charles W Riot Luther Burbank Ida M Tarbell Amos Pinchot Bila Flagg Young Roger Babeos and Jones M Parker pledging support to President Wilson for another term.
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Swedish mood tilts toward Germany amid war era tensions
In Collier’s weekly note Arthur Ruhl details Swedish sympathy toward Germany, distrust of Russia’s Aland Islands fortifications, and a shift toward centralized government. The queen’s German ties, Prussian-like police, and pro-German media shape Stockholm politics and public opinion.
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Me por the movies do make portward move
In a retrospective piece from the Los Angeles Tunes the writer notes the rapid evolution of films and screen plays over a century. The commentary highlights the sweeping influence and the dramatic shift in how audiences experience cinema and storytelling.
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Rumanians Cross Danube Into Bulgaria At Rustchuk
National Geographic bulletin details Rustchuk as the first Bulgarian town hit by the central powers allies. It notes the Danube width, the southern shore hills, and the Romanian marshy plain toward Bucharest. It recounts historical sieges, Ottoman and Russian actions, and the town’s railroad junction significance.
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