Conference of Senators in Chicago Questioned as Bogus
The Leader reports a supposed United States Senators conference in Chicago to investigate Warren’s use of funds but offers no verifiable date or attendee names. The Tribune accuses the Leader of fabricating the dispatch and demands confirmation of the meeting’s existence, venue, and participants.
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United States
Chicago
Warren
the Tribune
Western Union Telegraph Co. Postal Telegraph Co
Long Distance Telephone, Co
U. S. Mall
Garding
Brother Deming
Collier's
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Unclear political controversy in Wyoming Tribune prompt
A fragmentary inquiry questions Warren and Breckens about legislative conduct and Wyoming voters. It mentions a prize for a best answer, the possibility of Warren owning a Colorado ranch, and asks whether that makes him a resident of Colorado, requesting a detailed reply from a newspaper copy.
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Warren
Colorado
Scullionbugger
Wyoming Tribune
Confidence in Wilson and Democrats Sparks Business Surge
Analysts say Wilson’s likely victory steadies markets and boosts industrial activity. Henry Clowes & Co notes record iron and steel demand, rising prices, and robust textile orders as bank clearings rise 24 percent year over year, signaling strong business outlook despite political heat.
Where Was Johnny The Rawlins Penitentiary Question
The piece attacks Governor Carey and criticizes State Treasurer Baird for not going to Rawlins amid a penitentiary crisis. It notes Carey’s move from Crawford to Rawlins and questions Baird’s absence and motives, suggesting political defection and negligent duty.
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Rawlins
Yar
Douglas
Carey
Crawford
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Mr. Baird
Shallenberger Endsanger the Fort Feuds in Campaign
Sheriff Enterprise notes fiery exchange in Cheyenne between J Shallenberger and the Cheyenne Leader. The paper credits Warren with keeping the Leader alive and brands Shallenberger's remarks as futile. Controversy centers on typhoid germ accusations tied to Crow Creek reserve water contamination claims.
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P. H. Shallenberger
Shallenberger
Warren
Crow Creek
Cheyenne
Sheri
Campaign record of a voter canvass with rough language
The narrator describes canvassing for Francis E. Warn with checks and bribes to sway voters at Fort Russell and Parkaddishun. He encounters a woman who resists and exposes political tensions, noting party distrust and the rough conduct of the era.
Politician's dubious talk and graft claim revealed
A fragmented oral recount details an encounter in a Washin plain kitchen where a voter discusses backing Warner Kendfigkt with favors and rents. The witness claims pressure to vote a party line, mentions a bribery offer, and notes the promise of future judicial appointment if Taft wins, amid denials of oath violations.
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Uy Warner
Sevral
West End
Kendrick
Hedkwarters
Pat Sullivan
Hank
United States
Taft
Woman's National Democratic League: pioneering moral reform
The league compares its work to founding a frontier household, combining shelter with a beacon for future community building. It argues women must lead on moral issues, blending everyday needs with preparedness for emergencies, and reflects on the "pink tea" plank as part of woman-led campaigns.
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Woman's National Democratic League
United States
The
League
National Monthly
100000 Women in California Will Vote for Wilson
New York dispatch reports Mary E. Foy California State Vice President of the Woman's National Democratic League predicting Wilson will carry California by about 50 000 votes. She has organized League branches in San Francisco Berkeley and southern towns and says over 100 000 Democratic women are registered with many Republican women joining.
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New York
Mary E. Foy
California
Woman's National Democratic League
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Slogan asides and party lines in California quotes
A fragment notes men in our ranks strive to emulate Woodrow Wilson by regenerating the Democratic party in California. The speaker says they are a strong suffragist and admires Governor Wilson.
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Wilson
Democratic Party
Portien
California
Woodrow Wilson
Mrs. Von Roden of Lyndon Praises Pinkham Remedy
A Lyndon Kentucky resident Mrs H VON RODEN writes praise for Pink s Vegetable Compound for headaches neuralgia backache and general run down condition saying she is entirely relieved and urges other women to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co confidentially and with a woman reviewer answering letters.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynas
Mass
Not an End to National Suffrage Says Antiracist Debate
In the matter, he has not shown his attitude toward suffrage, arguing it should be state rather than national. The Progressive party altered its suffrage plank to gain votes, not to make equal suffrage a national aim. However, prominent antiracists refuse to be misled by such a trick.
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Tecalam
Progressiva Party
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