Senator Clark's Record on Key Votes Questioned
A Wyoming editorial reviews Senator Clarence D. Clark’s congressional record noting votes on the Federal Reserve Act Panama Canal tolls and other measures. It argues the pattern shows Clark often opposed reform and questions his suitability for re election.
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Clarence D. Clark
United States Senate
Clark
House of Congress
Wyoming
Congress
Lorimer
Totcem Pvt
CLANK
Smoot, Norah and Cummins
United States Steel Corporation
Panama Canal
Republic of Panama
Federal Trade Commission
Warren
Archbald
Sramem
Clata
Children’s Bureau
Washington
Sheriff’s Office Makes Mistakes in Laramie County Race
An election letter urges voters to back Democrat Pat H. Hayes for sheriff, criticizing incumbent Ashley T. Gleason and Deputy Yost for multiple alleged failures. The piece references escapes, a jailer’s conduct, and a ballot fraud scandal linked to Arthur Snook, urging integrity and impartial policing.
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Tandor
Ashley T. Gleason
Laramie County
Cgreason
Roach
Audi
Gleason
Nels Perry
William Yort
Frank Roach
Yost
Sheriff Roach
District Court
Arthur Snook
Colorado
Snook
Pat H. Hayes
Curtis makes stockholding claim tied to Wyoming land
Frank G. Curtis says he holds a small stock interest in a new company claiming state land, a matter for court review not campaign. He and Senator Clark are allied in Wyoming campaigning for the Republican ticket amid oil disputes over Section 36 in Salt Creek, with potential political ramifications if Clark is elected.
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Frank G. Curtis
Clark
Cheyenne
the Tribune
Curtis
Wyoming
Repelican Party
Hor
Townsend
Wyomine
Salt Creek
Interior Department
Washington
Senator Clark
Tie
Hopkins
Curtix
United States
Hughes
Senate
House
Mexico
Curtle
Mrs Graham Seen as Favorite for County Clerk Race
The Burns Herald notes Mrs Graham draws strong voter favor with a frank candid manner and modest speech. A widow with a family to support, she is urged by friends from both parties and may benefit from a fraud cloud on the office, with the Herald predicting a large majority for her.
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Aere
Graham
the Herald
Burns Herald
Schuetz the Logical Pick for County Treasurer
Gale Schuetz, Democratic nominee, argues his two years as deputy county clerk and four as deputy county treasurer prove he knows the office from the ground up. He says taxpayers cannot afford a novice and that he will protect the money and keep the county treasurer’s work efficient.
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Fam Schuets
Schuets
Kay Oide
Laramie County
Teaching & Bowman
Gale Schuetz
Tribune's Power Play Over State Boards in Wyoming
A critical look at Governor Kendrick and Mr Houx filling many Wyoming state board roles. The piece argues the Tribune exaggerates Houx influence while noting voting balance on boards like deposits and arid land. It predicts a sheriff race for Laramie County with Vingee as a capable candidate based on past service.
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Wyoming Tribune
Houx
Wyoming
Kendrick
Senate
Roux
Tribune
State Board of
Hous
Gates
Moux
Arid Land Board
Edith K. C. Clark
School Land Board
Clark
Chari
Hughes and tariff clashes shadow 1916 campaign
The New York World accuses Hughes of attacking the Underwood tariff while signaling a return to the Aldrich Payne plan. It notes his rebuttal phrase it didn't say that and warns a Hughes victory could bring a Penrose Fordney tied tariff. It also reports German charges of Romanian atrocities amid ongoing battles.
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New York World
Hughes
Congress
Pew
Penrose
Pordney
Aldrich-Payne
Mrs Lucia Amos Meade backs Wilson for re election
Boston activist and former Massachusetts Suffrage leader Mrs Lucia Amos Meade urges support for President Wilson. She cites his restraint of special privilege, defense of democracy, and neutral foreign policy while criticizing Hughes and conscription pressures amid wartime tensions.
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Lucia Amos Meade
Boston
Wilson
Meade
National Woman's Peace Party
Massachusetts Suffrage Association
Jane Addams
Fannie Fern Andrews
Leonard Wood
Latin America
Europe
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Lincoln
Hughes
Reasons and the Man in Erie Railroads Reform
A New York World excerpt credits F. D. Underwood with Erie Railroad reform from Wall Street mismanagement to investor confidence. It notes his support for Wilson’s re election and contrasts with Hughes and claims about economic policy and freedom. The piece emphasizes Underwood's role in constructive federal administration and the railroad’s rebuilt finances.
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New York World
Erie Railroad
Wall Street
Lfe
F. D. Underwood
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Underwood
Washington
New York Rector Backs Wilson Over Roosevelt in 1916
The Rev Dr Percy Stickney Grant rector of the Church of the Ascension in New York City explains his switch from Roosevelt to Wilson. He praises Wilson as original thinker, social reformer, and defender of the square deal, calling him best for America and noting Wilson kept the nation out of war while proposing reform and preparedness.
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Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
New York City
Wilson
Grant
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Judge Seabury
White House
Lincoln
Mr. Wilson
Charles W. Eliot
Henry Ward
Thomas A. Edison
America
Mexico
W Rosevett
Wir Aon
rose-Harnes
Roevelt
Repeau
Republican Party
Rigid Morals at Prom Reported in Odd Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue from a Washington Street prom scene shows a tense, coded exchange about a tender youth claiming ignorance of poker. A respondent named Piute Pel counters with a cryptic retort, shaping the odd mood of the event.
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Washington St
Bronce Bobh
Piute Pel
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