Salutary Labor Laws Under Wilson Enacted In U S
A New York report outlines major labor reforms under President Wilson including the eight hour day in several federal roles, the Seamen's Act, child labor restrictions, and the creation of federal and state labor bureaus. It highlights the cabinet level role of William B. Wilson and the new workers compensation law expanding coverage for federal employees.
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New York State
Trumbull Case Analogous to Kendrick Debate in Wyomin
The piece argues the Wyoming constitutional question mirrors the Trumbull case with the Tribune misrepresenting facts to discredit opponents. It contends Trumbull’s term length and ineligibility differ from Kendrick’s and asserts the governor’s eligibility to seek the Senate remains. The author claims the public can alter qualifications and criticizes partisan ethics.
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Tribune Ponders Notable Weights and Remarks in Wyoming
The Wyoming Tribune debates the relative weights of a notable incident and the polite teleost discourse observed last evening, reflecting on the season and commentary surrounding Hughes and related topics.
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Tribune headlines distort Judge Carey comments on Hughes election
The passage notes that the Tribune allegedly manipulated its headlines to imply Judge Carey wanted Hughes for president, while Carey only said he was interested. The writer rejects the implication, asserts Carey is a progressive aligned with Wilson policies, and cites other endorsements Carey made for Kendrick and Clark.
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Murdock Backs Wilson Over Hughes On Eight Hour Day
Kansas progressive Victor Murdock defends President Wilson s handling of the railroad eight hour day dispute. He questions Republican candidate Hughes about preferring a strike with bloodshed and disorder versus Wilson s settlement. The Wichita editorial argues Wyoming readers should weigh these choices before voting.
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Wyoming
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Two Chances in Wyoming Politics Highlighted in Tribune
The Tribune outlines two chances for Wyoming voters regarding Governor Kendrick and U S Senator. It argues Mr Hughes would threaten the federal reserve act eight hour day child labor act and woman suffrage, urging support for Kendrick and Hows while opposing Deming and a Republican Senate.
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United States
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Huerta
Wyomingites Echo Opinion On Intelligence And Politics
The Tribune quotes locals praising Wyoming intelligence while debating political loyalties. The piece contests trust in media claims about Governor Kendrick and Press Mondell as opposed to the president, urging electing Hegheny to secure peace and prosperity.
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Prominent Figures Back Wilson for Re-election
A select group of national leaders including Thomas A. Edison Charles W Riot Luther Burbank Ida M Tarbell Amos Pinchot Bila Flagg Young Roger Babeos and Jones M Parker pledge support for President Wilson seeking another term.
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Luther Burbank
Meare Pord
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Amos Pinchot
Act Gifford
Bila Flagg Young
Roger Babeos
Jones M Parker
Sweden Tilt Toward Germany Shapes War Era Sentiment
In Collier’s Weekly Arthur Ruhl outlines Swedish pro German leanings amid wartime unease over Russia’s Aland Islands. He notes royal German ties, centralized politics, and censorship as conservatives back “preparedness.” The piece cites press influence and economic trade frictions centered on coal and ships.
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Collier's Weekly
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Berlin
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Faroe Islands
England
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San Francisco
Movieworld Delivers New Screen Trends At The Moment
A Los Angeles Times survey notes the rapid rise of movies shaping public taste, highlighting the transformative impact on culture and entertainment. The piece underscores how films increasingly define broader media influence and audience expectations.
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Rumanians Cross Danube Into Bulgaria Reported
The National Geographic society notes Rustchuk as the first Bulgarian town attacked by the Central Powers alliance. The bulletin describes the Danube two and a half miles wide, Rustchuk on the southern shore with rail junctions, and Oltenitza to the east as a key link to Bucharest.
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