Tribane Goes Blind in Its Attacks on Governor Kendrick
The Tribane derides Kendrick’s record while ignoring several recent measures he backed in the legislature and actions on Wyoming water, reservoir site surveying, road improvements, and state land issues. The piece accuses the Tribane of bias and patriotism tied to a symbolic “barrel of money” guiding Republican outlets.
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Kendrick
Tribune
Motehuia
Wyoming Central
Reservoir
Altes
Wyoming
Choice of Governor to the United States Senate Debate
The piece presents rival views on whether a governor can be elected to the U S Senate. Warren, Carey, Walsh, and the 1800 Republican legislature are cited arguing legitimacy and constitutionality. The text questions which position the reader should believe and critiques Mr. Chaplin as a GOP agent.
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Warren
Gepublicam
United
Senate
Carey
Progressive
United States Senate
Walsh
United States
States
Chaplin
Republican Machine
No Surrender to Force
The article discusses the eight hour law and asserts the president and Congress faced no party controversy over a threatened railroad strike. It notes pressure from business leaders and a nationwide telegrams urging action to avert a shutdown, highlighting tensions between railroad managers and workers.
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Witton
Congress
Ledge
Roosevelt
Penrose
Pierpont Morgen
George W. Perkins
President Wilson Defused Crisis Over Eight Hour Workday
The text credits President Wilson with averting a nationwide strike and economic collapse by supporting the eight hour day. It argues railroads resisted, while Republicans split on passage, and asserts the president's moral leadership saved the country from dire consequences.
Governor Kendrick Seen as Champion of Small Ranchers
The article portrays Kendrick as a big ranch man supporting the 640 acre homestead bill, arguing it helps small stockmen while reducing vast open ranges used by big cattlemen and sheepmen. It praises his stance as just and urges sending him to Washington for Wyoming’s interests.
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John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Washington
Wyoming
Thomson
Mondell Praised as Forceful Debater in House
The Wyoming Republican Mondell is hailed as the most forceful speaker in the lower house and the greatest debater on the floor today, as Savoyard and other papers discuss his role amid debates on tariff graft and labor bills.
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Wyoming
Mondell
Congress
Savoyard
Mongresa
Wilson
Colombia
S. C
Two Labor Records and Political Attacks in Wyoming
The piece argues Hughes harmed labor while Wilson promoted eight hour laws and protections. It cites Danbury Hatters v Hughes, injunction abuse, and Brandeis, urging support for Wilson, Kendrick, and Clark. It attacks Republican papers and defends constitutional eligibility themes.
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Prio
Hughes
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
William B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Louis D. Brandeis
Wdber
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Hughes
Danbury Hatters
Truax Ve
Perkins Letter and Saunders Reply Over Wilson Policy Clash
Saunders chairman of Ingersoll Rand pens open letter to George W. Perkins defending Wilson policy. He cites Sherman law reforms under the federal trade commission, praises cooperation over force, and urges continued open discussion on economic policy.
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Willem Lawrences Saunders
Ingersoll-Rand Company
George W. Perkins
Wilson
National Rain Dealers’ Association
Martimors
Mr. Saunders
International Worvester Company
Mr. Perkins
American Corporation
National City Bank
United States
Saunders
Perkina
Tumulty
Huldlmore
Congress
Hans
Federal Trade Commission
Republican Party
Hughes
Supreme Court
Teat
Democratic Party
Wilsonian
Flurley
Roosevelt
Taft
Tion
Perkiss
Hindu Revolution in India Gains Financial Boost in Fresno
Five hundred Hindus in Fresno and nearby communities pledged support to the anti-British movement in India. A $1900 fund was placed with Ram Chandra of Hindustan Gadar to arm rebels and sustain the revolt. Speakers denounced British rule, spoke of martial law, imprisonments, and censorship, and urged moral and financial aid to overthrow colonial tyranny.
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Fresno
India
Ram Chandra
Hindustan Gadar
San Francisco
Britain
Sohn Singh
George
All
Daspala
Oressa
Raja Gopal Singh
Kharva Rajputana
England
Royal House of India
Rem Chandra
Cherela
Pratap Singh
Western women ready to defy eastern suffrage aims in Wyoming
The writer argues Wyoming women will reject eastern suffrage influence led by Mrs O H Belmont and the congressional union. He claims western women know Kendrick and Clark support national suffrage and will vote their own way, mocking eastern tactics and male discomfort.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Tribune
Washington
Hughes
Wyoming
Margery Ross
RE. W. McCormick
Mra. O
Missouri
John B. Kendrick
St. Louis
Bbde
Kendrick
Clark
Scottish Soldier Recovers Speech During Stage Show
A Scottish soldier briefly reclaimed his speech during the Liverpool theater staging of Heotland Forever and, after leaving the stage, declared he would tell Magee.
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Sors
Epreom
London Times
Abellbock
Liverpool
Magee
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Dehe
Boedrick
United Matew Senate
Perkins
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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