Editorial Storm in Wyoming Tribune Attacks Houx Kendrick
A flamboyant editorial in the Wyoming Tribune accuses Secretary of State Houx and Governor Kendrick of falsehoods and political tactics. It defends Houx’s dual salary claim and his role on the state land board, asserting legality and public benefit while denouncing the Tribune’s rhetoric.
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Dry Farmer
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Supreme Court
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Wtate Land Board
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Carey
Boux
Mann for state land board hailed despite Tribune hits
The piece defends Mann as a capable leader for the state land board, noting revenue growth from state lands and urging fair valuation. It counters Tribune attacks on Governor Kendrick and argues centralizing power is unwarranted, citing Kendrick’s land purchases and northern development.
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Board of Equalization
Mann
State Land Board
Tate
Kendrick
Tribune
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Hughes and Prosperity Shunt Hughes Train in Maryland
Western Maryland railroad officials urged they should not haul Charles E Hughes's special train from Hagerstown to Baltimore due to heavy freight business. Hughes and his train were rerouted to let "Prosperity" gain advantage, a pattern noted as shunting the Republican candidate to the sidelines.
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Maryland
Western Maryland Railroad
Charles E. Hughes
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Hughes
Wilson Seen as Key Figure in Child Labor Law
Ed ward Keating of Colorado credits President Wilson with drafting and securing federal child labor legislation. Keating states Wilson acted on the will of constituents and led Congress to end child labor, contrasting Wilson’s approach with past presidents who used pressure or patronage.
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Edward Keating
Colorado
Keating
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Legislative Branch
Congress
Deputy County Treasurer Schuetz Praised for Four Years of Service
The article extols Sam D. Schuetz deputy county treasurer of Laramie County for four years of faithful service. Voters are urged to entrust him with the office again, noting his sunny disposition, willingness to provide records, and dedication to taxpayers.
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Sam D. Schuetz
Laramc County
Walt
Laramie County
Belhuets
Neci
County Treasurer's Office
Mondell Plays Both Sides in Eight Hour Debate
A Wyoming railroad man accuses Frank W. Mondell of duplicity over the Adamson eight hour bill. Mondell allegedly voted to support the bill to win railroad votes but now denounces it as a bad measure while criticizing President Wilson. The letter defends Wilson and criticizes Mondell’s partisan stance, urging labor and business readers to evaluate Mondell’s motives.
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Jeanne
Wyreming Tribune
Rawlins
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
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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 rally for Wilson in North Dakota across party lines
Nearly all North Dakota farmers voice support for President Wilson citing prosperity from nonwar conditions. Prominent Velva farmer P C McDowell writes he is a Republican but supports Wilson now, while Fargo retiree P B Gilligan appeals to unity and cites Edison on voting for America.
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Velva
North Dakota
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Wilson
P. B. Gilligan
Fargo
Wilson League
Edison
America
Woodrow Wilson
Political ticket for Wyoming candidates spell out offices
For President Woodrow Wilson and Thos R Marshall. Electors Casper J P Smith J L Jordan A M Brock. U S Senator John B Kendrick. Representative Joan D Clark. State Senate J T Carpenter Ler Moore William Landau. War State Representatives 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. County Clerk Da Br Graham Sheriff Pat Hayes County Treasurer Sam D Schivetz County Attorney Sam M Thompson School Heatheron County Surveyor Sidney B F Bartlett Commissioner 4 Year or 2 Years 683 Snyder Coroner or Clerk of County 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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