Senator Clark’s Long Senate Record Questioned in Wyoming
An opinion piece reviews Senator Clarence D. Clark’s years in the United States Senate. It lists numerous votes and positions, praising and criticizing his stance on key measures, and questions whether Clark should seek re election, urging Wyoming readers to consider a change.
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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 Mistakes Prompt Voter Appeal in Laramie County
An editorial endorses Democrat Pat H. Hayes for sheriff of Laramie County, criticizing incumbent CGreason Gleason's record. It cites deputy missteps, including escape incidents and a controversial past involving a ballot fraud case and a jailed associate, urging support for Hayes for an impartial administration.
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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 Admits Small Stake in State Land Case Ties to Clark
Frank G. Curtis, speaking in Wyoming for the Republican ticket, acknowledges a minor stockholding in a company claiming state land near Salt Creek. He argues the claim has political implications, suggesting Senator Clark’s loyalty could be tested if the land’s ownership is litigated. Curtis’s activities are linked to Townsend and oil interests, fueling concerns about political entanglements amid a national election context.
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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 for County Clerk Probatly No Local Candidate
Mrs Graham appears to be favored for the county clerk position as voters respond to her frank candid manner. She is a widow supporting a family and urged by friends from both parties to run, with her modest speech winning audience goodwill and the Herald predicting a large majority for her.
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Aere
Graham
the Herald
Burns Herald
Schuetz Faces County Treasurer Election
Gale Schuetz the Democratic candidate for county treasurer is presented as experienced, having served as deputy county clerk and deputy county treasurer. The piece argues taxpayers deserve a proven team leader who knows the office from the ground up and should replace the current chief Kay Oide.
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Fam Schuets
Schuets
Kay Oide
Laramie County
Teaching & Bowman
Gale Schuetz
Tribune errors on state board appointments and power
The piece argues the Wyoming Tribune overstates Houx influence by listing multiple state board seats. It contends a single vote remains per member, keeping Republican and Democrat power balanced, and mocks the paper for alleging widespread control. It also endorses Vingee as a capable sheriff for Laramie County.
Hughes and tariff plans amid World charge rows
The New York World accuses Hughes of attacks on the Underwood tariff while signaling a return to the Aldrich Payne policy if he wins. It warns any new tariff would be shaped by Penrose, Fordney, and allies. The piece also notes Berlin’s atrocity charges against Romanian troops 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 based Mrs Lucia Amos Meade former Massachusetts Suffrage leader and Peace Party secretary a co author of Overthrow of the War System endorses President Wilson. She credits his policy for shielding democracy from special privilege and keeping the U S neutral to avoid war and vast domestic hardship.
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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 Erie Rail Road Leader Underwood
The Erie railroad, long run for Wall Street, has been reformed into a transportation-focused company. President F D Underwood, rising from the ranks, is credited with its reconstruction and renewed investor confidence. He supports President Wilson which contrasts with critics like Hughes arguing about labor and freedom versus equality under the law. The piece praises Underwood’s constructive administration and urges fair view of his broader corporate work.
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New York World
Erie Railroad
Wall Street
Lfe
F. D. Underwood
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Underwood
Washington
New York
United States
Republic
Roosevelt
Kebki
Potsho
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Germany
New York Rector Shifts Support From Roosevelt to Wilson
The Rev. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant of the Church of the Ascension in New York City explains his switch to endorsing President Wilson for re election. He cites Wilson’s originality, social policy, and capability to handle national and international issues, noting his earlier votes for Roosevelt and Cleveland and praising Wilson as a pathfinder and social shock absorber.
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Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
New York City
Wilson
Grant
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Judge Seabury
Rigid Morals Prom The Washington St Tender
Fragmented dialogue shows characters Bronce Bobh and Piute Pel debating a tender and poker knowledge with uncertain phrases and missing context.
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Washington St
Bronce Bobh
Piute Pel
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