Judge Carey Endorses Wilson in Hasia Speech
Judge Joseph M. Carey announced support for Woodrow Wilson’s reelection at a Hasia event, declaring he backed the progressive platform and opposed Charles E. Hughes. His pledge, praised by Wilson supporters, signals a potential state landslide and strengthens Wilson’s prospects against Hughes, Mondell, and other Republicans.
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Openly back 640 acre homestead bill debate stirs Wyoming politics
A state debate accuses Governor Kendrick and John D. Clark of failing to push the 640 acre homestead bill in Congress while praising their past support. The Tribune notes Mondell and Senator Clark were campaigning in Wyoming, leaving the measure unpassed.
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Tribune Misleads Readers Over Judge Careys Political Leanings
The piece accuses the Tribune of misquoting Judge Carey on his support for Hughes and later reveals Carey has declared for Woodrow Wilson. It questions the paper's accuracy, asks for a formal correction, and cites conflicting headlines and editorials.
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Jack Clark for Congress in Wyoming
Endorses Jack Clark as ideal for Wyoming’s congressman role. Describes him as young yet experienced, a hard worker who knows land and irrigation laws, and capable of delivering results for the state. urges voters in Laramie County and Wyoming to elect him to Congress.
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Politicians in Harmful Harmony Backing Wyoming Democrats
The piece argues Democrats and Republicans differ sharply and praises Houx Kendrick Clark and Wyoming Democrats in Laramie County for unified effort. It claims the State Leader spoke truth about the secretary of state, while accusing The Tribune of misrepresenting unalloyed support for party success this fall.
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Wyoming
Shifting Editorial Chorus Prompts New Wyoming Ties
The text laments changing media dynamics in Wyoming with notable figures Hughes Senator Clark Frank Mondall and T Biske Kennedy among the named names. It hints at narrowing circles of influence as outlets like the Wyoming Tribune and Laramie Republican are cited.
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Wyoming Poll Boosts Wilson Kendrick and Clark Victory Talk
The report quotes Hon. Frank Hloux and other supporters asserting strong confidence that Wilson will carry Wyoming, Kendrick will win the U S Senate seat, and Jack Clark will defeat Mondell. Straw votes on trains show wide support for Wilson and Kendrick, with Clark gaining momentum from campaign speeches.
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Democratic State and County Ticket List
A political slate listing candidates for President Woodrow Wilson Vice President Thos R Marshall US Senator Joan B Kendrick Representative John D Clark State Senate J Br Carpenter Lee Moore William Landau State Representatives Thomas J Carroll Joe Eb Gibson A B Mitchell Oscar O Natwick Claude F Palmer Lloyd C Sampson Thomas Hunter M R Hemphill Charles D Beaver Ray K Olds County Clerk Ida B Graham Sheriff Pat Hayes County Treasurer Sam D Schuett County Attorney Sam M Thompson School Superintendent Mamie Be Hepferon County Assessor Bd Jacobson County Surveyor Sidney B Bartlett Commissioner 4 Years J C Nash Commissioner 2 Years Ross P Snyder no contests on Coroner or Clerk of Court
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Joe EB. Gibson
A. DB. Mitchell
Oscar O. Natwick
Claude F. Palmer
Lloyd C. Sampson
Thomas Hunter
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Pat Hayes
Sam D. Schuett
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The Progressive Who Woke Up
A letter to the State Leader criticizes the Saratoga Springs 1912 Progressive get-together. It contrasts two factions the Old Guard and progressives, argues the conference lacks social righteousness, and urges more progressives to join the cause led by Roosevelt. The writer doubts the platform and portrays Hughes as aligned with old guard aims.
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St Jacobs Old Relief for Backache and Lumbago
Advertises a small trial bottle of St Jacobs Old to rub on back pain, lumbago and stiffness. Claims quick relief within fifty counts, soothing penetrating medicine that is harmless and non burning. Encourages use to avoid crippling pain.
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Hughes Dolar Diplomacy and Wall Street Politics
The New York World argues Hughes appeals to Wall Street and promotes dollar diplomacy. It says his campaign chest relies on large contributions and claims his plan would extend official backing for overseas enterprise, contrasting with Wilson era denials and prior secret diplomacy.
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