Editorial attacks on Houx and Kendrick expose biases
A Wyoming Tribune front page editorial accuses opponents of vicious attacks on Secretary of State Houx and Governor Kendrick. It defends Houx drawing both offices salaries and outlines legal precedent, land-board service, and contested land royalties, arguing taxpayers are unaffected and Houx has no state land leases.
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Wyoming Tribune
Houx
Kendrick
Dry Farmer
The
Tribune
Supreme Court
Ton. Fennifore Chatterton
Wyoming
Hows
Howe
Howry
Wtate Land Board
Moun
Elx
Carey
Boux
Man if States Land Board Head Figure and Tax Claims
The piece defends Mr. Mann as a strong leader for the state land board and praises Governor Kendrick for land sales openness. It argues revenues from state lands have doubled and disputes Tribune attacks, noting leases, property purchases, and development in the north. The column warns against concentrating power and mocks Tribune critiques as petty.
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Hows
Board of Equalization
Mann
State Land Board
Tate
Kendrick
Tribune
The
Hughes and Prosperity Force Train Shuffle in Maryland
Western Maryland railroad officials asked not to haul Charles E Hughes New York to Baltimore for the campaign train. They argued heavy freight work would interfere with business. Hughes and his presidential train were diverted to another route as Prosperity gained influence in the shunting.
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Maryland
Western Maryland Railroad
Charles E. Hughes
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Hughes
Wilson Leads Child Labor Law Push Says Keating
Ed ward Keating of Colorado credits President Wilson with crafting and delivering federal child labor legislation. He states Wilson acted on the will of constituents and pressed Congress to end child labor, contrasting Wilson’s decisive action with earlier presidents who used threats or patronage.
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Wilson
Edward Keating
Colorado
Keating
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Legislative Branch
Congress
Local Official Schuetz Palms Candidacy For County Treasurer
The article profiles deputy county treasurer Sam D. Schuetz of Laramie County praising his four years of faithful service and urging voters to entrust him with the treasurer's duties. Supporters note his obliging manner, sunny disposition, and ready access to records, while skeptics reportedly question other officials and speculate on related figures.
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Sam D. Schuetz
Laramc County
Walt
Laramie County
Belhuets
Neci
County Treasurer's Office
Mondell Ties Eight Hour Debate to Railroad Politics
A Wyoming letter writer accuses Frank W. Mondell of double Messaging by praising and disavowing the Adamson bill to court railroad and labor votes. The piece argues Mondell manipulated labor and business constituencies to gain support and attacks his partisan framing of President Wilson’s role.
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Edtter
Jeanne
Wyreming Tribune
Rawlins
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Mondell
Mr. Mondell
Wilson
Wyoming
Vetera
Washington
United States
Underwood
Erie Railroad
Lovett
Union Pacific
Charles Friday
Laramie
Fred Rogue
North Platte
Alon Pacific
Friday
Bogue
Tadey
Thie
Farmers Swing To Wilson In North Dakota Lights
North Dakota farmers largely back President Wilson marking a shift from Taft and Roosevelt four years prior. Prominent Velva farmer P C McDowell writes he supports Wilson despite party, while Fargo retiree P B Gilligan cites wartime unity and Wilson's record as reasons for active Wilson League work.
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North Dakota
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
P. C. McDowell
Velva
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
P. B. Gilligan
Fargo
Wilson League
Edison
America
Woodrow Wilson
Wyoming Political Ballot List with Names and Positions
A historical ballot listing presidential and vice presidential choices for Woodrow Wilson and Thos R Marshall, plus candidates for U S Senate, Congress, state senate, war state representatives, county offices including clerk, sheriff, treasurer, attorney, school board, surveyor, and commissioners with named electors and local officials. Names include James P. Smith Casper J L Jordan Cheyenne A M Brock Buffalo and others such as John B Kendrick Joan D Clark J T Carpenter Ler Moore William Landau Thomas J Carroll Jos E B Gibson A B Mitchell Oscar O Natwick Claude F Palmer Lloyd C Sampson O Hunter M R Charles D Beaver Ray Olds Da B Graham Pat Hayes Sam D Schivetz Sam M Thompson Sidney B F Bartlett 683 Snyder. Coroner or Clerk not listed.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thos. R. Marshall
Wyoming
James P. Smith
Casper
J. L. Jordan
Cheyenne
A. M. Brock
Buffalo
United States
John B. Kendrick
Congress
Joan D. Clark
Senate
J.T. Carpenter
Ler Moore
William Landau
Thomas J. Carroll
Jos E B. Gibson
A. B. Mitchell
Oscar O. Natwick
Claude F. Palmer
Lloyd C. Sampson
O. Hunter
M. R, Charles D. Beaver
Ray K. Olds
Pat Hayes
Covunty
Sam D. Schivetz
Sam M. Thompson
New Hefyeron
Sidney BF. Bartlett
P. Snyder
Coust
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Carey Avenue
Hughes and Prosperity
Schuetz
the Tribune
Lious
State Land Commissioner’s Office
Jack Clark
Real Hinge
Bie
Tee Teibene
DA BR
Graham
Tark
Sincerity Brand
BAM Staricr
Just
W. LE. Douglas
Barry Siloes
Sam Stark
Lincoln Highway
Lerlo
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