Kendrick Defends Expenditures Shows Lawful Campaign Limits
Wyoming Governor Kendrick is charged by Republican papers with violating the corrupt practices act, but the State Leader asserts he spent only what he filed and followed counsel. Judge Gibson Clark’s opinion is cited, arguing U S candidates fall under federal limits not state rules, supporting Kendrick’s compliance.
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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 opinion piece accuses Congressman Frank W Mondell and Senator Clark of misrepresenting the Tampico affair and criticizes their attacks on President Wilson. It defends Wilson and Navy officials and challenges Mondell to retract alleged distortions and defend his re election bid amid calls for accountability.
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Frank W. Mondell
Clark
Wyoming
United States
Wilson
Mondell
Tampicos
Tampico
Navy Daniels
Mandel
Daniela
Clerk
Navy
Mr. Mondell
Houx Urged Away From Head Hunter Role in Governing
A critical reply to Tribune reports on Secretary of State Houx argues the paper misreads his abilities and insists he was chosen governor candidate for stability. The piece notes Houx’s perceived competence and supports his suitability for the office if governor duties arise.
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Houx
The
Tribune
JL. Houx
Thompson for Re-Election as Laramie County Attorney
Thompson seeks another term as Laramie County Attorney citing diligent service and proven prosecution work. He appeals to voters to reelect him, praising his qualifications and performance as a county prosecutor and representative.
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Sam Thompson
Laramie County
Palow
Thompson
Fie
Citizens rally for Clark as obstructionism rejected
Democrats and Republicans unite to back Jack Clark, declaring they have had enough of Mr. Man and want a real representative in Washington. They urge action and condemn obstructionism while addressing local duties like clearing snow from walks.
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Mr. Man
Jack Clark
Washington
Senator Clark Opposed Measure for Infant Mortality Study
A Milwaukee dateline report notes Dr Grace L Meigs of the federal children's bureau spoke at the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality meeting. The bill to study infant mortality birth rate juvenile courts and child health passed the Senate 64 to 0 with Senator Clark of Wyoming voting against it.
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Grace L. Meige
Federal Children’s Bureau of
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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
Missouri in focus as 1912 campaigns split state support
Missouri voters face a tight race with Wilson favored by about 406000 while Hughes supporters predict 20000 for their candidate. Labor strength, German-American sentiment, and the eight hour law influence turnout as Roosevelt and progressive candidates shape the race. Gardner leads for governor against Lamm with prohibition issues clouding the field. Reed contends for Senate as Dickey challenges.
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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
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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’s Senate Bid
The editorial endorses Governor John B. Kendrick as Wyoming’s likely first Democratic U S senator, contrasting him with Clarence D. Clark. It highlights Kendrick as a self made cattleman with broad leadership, noting his prior campaigns, support for a larger homestead act, and Wyoming achievements like Workmen’s Compensation, a mother’s pension, and a public utilities commission.
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John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
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National Senate
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Clark
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Senate
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Smoot
Gallinger
Lodge
Peprose
Kendrick
United States Senate
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Geutleman
Republian
Warren
National Congress
Congress
Eight Hour Law Boosts Stock of the Railroads
The article notes a great rise in American railway stocks following the federal eight hour law for railway trainmen and recalls past fights against safety improvements. It suggests reform brings prosperity and cites historical opposition to safety measures and rebates. Also mentions Rebecca Lodge social event and a ballroom game night with details about times and prices.
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Heaven
Cheyenne Cadet Band Thanks Donors and Announces Officers
The Cheyenne Cadet band expresses gratitude to business men for donations to summer concerts and indoor events. They report a new officers slate with Director John Blamey and President Phill Hopkins among others.
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Cheyenne
John Blamey
Johan Murray
Phill Hopkins
Fred Mea@ershot
Wiliam Keating
Clair Lastle
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