Kendrick Not Guilty Of Corrupt Practices Claim
Wyoming headlines defend Governor Kendrick against charges of violating the state corrupt practices act over 1912 campaign spending. The State Leader cites Judge Gibson Clark’s opinion clarifying federal limits on expenditures for U S Senate nomination and election, asserting Kendrick stayed within the law.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Laramie
United States
Becaue
Propia
Wyoming
Kendrick
Gibson Clark
Clark
United States Senate
Congress
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Mr. Kendrick
Hopkins
Secretary of the
Senate
Gibson Clank
Gibon Chork
What About This Mr Mondell
A Wyoming public railing against Congressman Frank W Mondell and Senator Clark accuses them of distorting the Tampico incident and attacking President Wilson. The piece asserts the navy records support Wilson and Denies Mondell and Clark, urging Mondell to retract and admit misrepresentation.
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Frank W. Mondell
Clark
Wyoming
United States
Wilson
Mondell
Tampicos
Tampico
Navy Daniels
Mandel
Daniela
Clerk
Navy
Mr. Mondell
Houx Seen as Future Governor by Tribune Claim
The Tribune claims Secretary of State Houx could become a capable governor if incapacitated. The piece argues readers misread the office, noting Houx was chosen for the role and would be a steady successor if needed.
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Houx
The
Tribune
JL. Houx
Thompson for Re-Election in Laramie County
Thompson seeks another term as county attorney in Laramie County. The message praises his diligence as prosecutor and public servant and urges voters to reelect him.
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Sam Thompson
Laramie County
Palow
Thompson
Fie
Republicans and Democrats Back Jack Clark for Washington
Voters from both parties express frustration with Mr. Man and back Jack Clark as a real representative. They say they are done with obstruction and demand effective leadership from the nation’s capital. Local citizens also urge practical action, even as winter snow piles up on sidewalks.
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Mr. Man
Jack Clark
Washington
Senator Clark Votes No On Infant Mortality Measure
Milwaukee dateline reports Dr Grace Meigs of the Federal Children's Bureau presenting at the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality. The bill, established in 1912, passed the Senate 64 to 0 with Clark of Wyoming voting against it.
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Milwaukee
Wia
Grace L. Meige
Federal Children’s Bureau of
Washington
American Association For the Study and Prevention
Meigs
Children's Bureau
Ite
Senate
Smoot of
Wish
Borah
Idaho
Crane
Massachusetts
duPost
Delaware
Lodge
Root
New York
Clark
Wyoming
Amoot
Horah
Cummins
Beaides
United States Steel Corporation
Postoffice
Panama Canal
Great Britain
Republic of Panama
Federal Trade Commission
Clank
Benater Warren
Archbald
Children's
Revenee
B.clark
United State
Missouri Campaign Heats Up In Tight 1912 Race
Democrats back Wilson with large meetings and labor support in Missouri while Republicans rally across counties for Hughes. Prohibition split and German and progressive votes shape the race with Gardner favored governor and Reed likely to win US Senate by about 25,000.
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Miseguri
Wilson
Hughes
Hever
Missouri
Rallroui
State Federation of Labor
Joplin
Roosevelt Dng
Lusitania
Roosevelt
Jude Nortoys
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Amerika
Col
Fred PD. Gardine
St. Louis
S J. Laws
Jasue
Henry Lamm
Sedaila
Supreme Court
Gardner Land Bank
Gardner
Lamm
Anti-Satoon League
Dld
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
Prohibition State Party
United States
James A. Reed
Walter 8. Dickey
The Commoner Praises Gov Kendrick in Editorial
The Commoner endorses Governor John B. Kendrick as Wyoming’s likely first Democratic U S senator. It contrasts Kendrick with Clarence D. Clark, notes Kendrick’s cattleman background, past campaigns, and achievements such as the 640 acre homestead act, Workmen's Compensation, mothers pension, and state utilities commission, asserting Wyoming will elect Kendrick.
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Commoner
William Jennings Bryan
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
United States
National Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Clark
Uime
Senate
Judiciary E
Smoot
Gallinger
Lodge
Peprose
Kendrick
United States Senate
Francis Ed. Warren
Geutleman
Republian
Warren
National Congress
Congress
Eight Hour Law Boosts Stock of the Railroads
The eight hour law for railway trainmen sparked a stock boom in American railways as prosperity followed similar reforms favored by the railway lobby. The piece recalls earlier fights over safety features and rebates and notes a trainmen social event with games and social details.
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Heaven
Cheyenne Cadet Band Thanks Donors and Names Officers
The Cheyenne Cadet band expresses gratitude to business men for donations to summer concerts and indoor events. Officers elected include Director John Blamey Assistant Director Johan Murray President Phill Hopkins Vice President Fred Meathershot Treasurer William Keating and Secretary Clair Lastle.
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Cheyenne
John Blamey
Johan Murray
Phill Hopkins
Fred Mea@ershot
Wiliam Keating
Clair Lastle
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