Questionable United States Senator Conference in Chicago
A Sheridan Tribune critique questions a claimed three column Leader dispatch about United States Senators meeting in Chicago to discuss Warren’s alleged pay roll fraud. The piece demands dates names places and the meeting’s method, accusing the Leader of fabrication and urging publication of verifiable details and participants.
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Chicago
Warren
the Tribune
Western Union Telegraph Co. Postal Telegraph Co
Long Distance Telephone, Co
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Collier's
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Unanswered Questions About Warren and Wyoming Congress
The note asks how long Warren and Joe Breckens would need to persuade Wyoming voters to send him back to Congress after 1200 words and three weeks explaining his law violation. It mentions a prize for the best answer to an Ute question and questions Warren’s residency in Colorado tied to sheep luring. The tone invites a detailed answer and references the Wyoming Tribune.
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Wyoming
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Scullionbugger
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Stiann
Ftrat Nashonal Bank
Lawrence Maga
Amerikan Wulin Company
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Fort Russell
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Dore
Limburger
Hyer
Francis E. Warn
Certainty of Democratic Victory Boosts Wilson Era Business
Confidence in Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic party lifts business activity across the country. Henry Clowes & Co notes record iron and steel demand and near term production gains, with steel prices rising and prompt delivery premiums. Textile orders surge as cotton prices fall, while bank clearings rise 24 percent versus last year. The outlook remains positive with anticipated active stock markets if no shocks intervene.
Where was Johnny in the Rawlins penitentiary dispute
A Cheyenne dispute over the Rawlins outbreak centers on Governor Carey and State Treasurer Baird. The State Board of Charities and Reform, five elective officers, faced questions as Baird remained away from Rawlins while Carey hurried to the scene.
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Baird
Miss Bird
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Yar
Douglas
Carey
Crawford
Nebraska
Mr. Baird
Shallenberger criticised by Cheyenne Leader campaign remarks
The Cheyenne Leader mocks P H Shallenberger calling his campaign fiery yet futile. The Sheridan Enterprise notes the paper would say Cheyenne lacked significance without Warren and accuses Shallenberger of misrepresenting typhoid germ contamination tied to Crow Creek reserve and local water supply.
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Shallenberger
Warren
Crow Creek
Cheyenne
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Campaign report disturbs voters during Monday canvass
The narrator describes visiting Fort Russell area homes to probe polities while recounting encounters with residents including a resistant voter. He notes canvassing tactics, political pressure, and a plan to register voters, implying manipulation for the election. The piece blends satire with local color and critiques of democracy.
Sayin's and Doin's in a 19th Century Political Scene
A man recounts a local political encounter and vote fixing tension. He describes meeting a boss and a candidate, mentions a $2300 property deal and rent income, and recalls promises of future rewards if Warner Kendfigkt wins.
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Sevral
West End
Kendrick
Hedkwarters
Pat Sullivan
Hank
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Taft
Woman's National Democratic League argues for pioneering moral work
The League likens its mission to building a first household on a frontier plain. It seeks a composite structure providing shelter and a beacon for future communities, combining luxuries with necessities to meet daily needs and emergencies, reflecting womanhood in policy. The campaign centers on MORAL ISSUES and the role of women as pioneers.
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Woman's National Democratic League
United States
The
League
National Monthly
100000 Women In California Will Vote For Wilson
Miss Mary E. Foy California State Vice President of the Woman's National Democratic League predicts Wilson will win California by 50000. She cites an investigation showing strong support and reports organized league branches in San Francisco Berkeley and other towns with women active for Democracy.
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Mary E. Foy
California
Woman's National Democratic League
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Noted Democratic Ranks Rally for California Regeneration
A political article highlights men in our ranks striving in California to emulate Woodrow Wilson's nation rebuilding of the Democratic party. The speaker declares strong suffrage support and admiration for Governor Wilson.
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California
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mrs. H. Von Roden Endorses Pinkham Remedy
Mrs H Von Roden of Lyndon Kentucky reports relief from headaches neuralgia backache nervousness and general weakness after using Pink s Vegetable Compound She urges other women to seek help and notes confidential replies from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynas
Mass
Voting rights stance muddy in Progressive platform
The speaker critiques the Progressive party for altering the suffrage plank to gain votes. They argue equal suffrage cannot be nationalized and accuse antiracist leaders of being misled by the party's tactic.
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Tecalam
Progressiva Party
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