Senator Clark and the Federal Reserve Act Debate
The piece praises the Federal Reserve Act as stabilizing the U S currency and questions Senator Clarence D Clark of Wyoming about his role in passage. It notes he did not vote for the measure and was paired with another senator, implying he would oppose it if possible.
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Federal Reserve Net
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Liberty
BTA
Flag Means Honor and Political Liberty Says Wilson
A Wilson quotation emphasizes that the flag represents the rights of humanity universal and the principle of political liberty. He asserts that traditions of freedom must endure and warns against forgetting American ideals.
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Woodrow Wilson
Kendrick Accomplishment Highlighted In Wyoming Water Work
A page one review lauds Governor Kendrick for preserving the Green River water system. It claims the work settles major Wyoming Colorado water dispute purchases and will bring wealth to Wyoming, praising Kendrick as a future U.S. senator.
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Kendrick
Green River
Wyoming
Wyoming-Colorado
United States Senate
Tribune Questions Kendrick as Better Lawyer Than Judge Clark
The Wyoming Tribune claims it is a better lawyer than the late Judge Gibson Clark and asserts Kendrick acted on Clark’s expert opinion. Voters know Kendrick followed his counsellor and did not violate the law, while Clark would not condone misconduct. Which opinion will Wyoming choose: the Tribune’s or Judge Clark’s?
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Mondell Opposes Wildlife Refuge Bill in Wyoming
A Wyoming review accuses Mondell of perpetual office holding harming democracy as he blocks Dr. Hornaday's plan to establish national game and wildlife refuges. It cites petitions from 41 towns, editorial backing, and widespread support for the bill, claiming Mondell’s autocratic stance ignores public will.
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Dr. Hornaday
Wyoming
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Mondell
Hughes A Slacker As a Voter in Politics
The piece argues Republican candidate Charles Evans Hughes showed lack of citizenship by not voting since 1909. It cites multiple elections from 1912 to 1915, noting Hughes did not vote in major New York races and in the 1915 woman suffrage context, despite early support for suffrage.
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Edward McCall
Tammany Hall
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Court of Appeals
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Chase
Elihu Root
Washington
National Republican managers whistle in the dark
The text accuses national Republican managers of bluffing with facts and figures to fool their own followers. It claims party leaders push misleading statistics to keep the rank and file unaware of the true political situation.
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National Republican
Tribune Says Railroad Men Favor Eight Hour Law
The Tribune disputes railroad workers and praises President Wilson while criticizing editors. It argues a local controversial piece misreads politics and notes Senator Clark helped organize the 1914 nomination theft. The article targets 1916 progressive tactics and Maine politics.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
The Case for Wilson Editor of the State Leader
An editorial urges voters to support President Wilson and a Democratic majority in Congress. It defends Wilson's reforms and criticizes Republicans for vague plans, praising the tariff commission idea and noting Lusitania, Mexico, and railroad issues as examples of Democratic leadership and experience.
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German American voters urged to oppose Republican ticket
The clipping argues that German Americans cannot be swayed to support the Republican candidate. It blames Roosevelt's influence on Hughes and cites Lodge Gardner and Wall Street ties as dominant forces. It warns that Britain and Morgan loom over party power, urging German Americans to resist.
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Massacusetts
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Wall Street
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President Wilson and the chance to shape world peace
The speaker praises President Wilson’s diplomacy and envisions him possibly negotiating a universal peace. The American people should grant him the opportunity to continue the work begun, anticipating a monumental role in ending the war and drafting a global treaty.
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Woodrow Wilson
You Always Pay Forged in Cincinnati Tale
The Kansas City Star recalls the forger Whiteman captured in Cincinnati after years as a fugitive. The piece reflects on crime fate and the moral price paid by offenders and their families across generations.
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Whiteman
Cincinnati
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Ani
Nome
Remor
Tioga Honores City News Notes From Kansas City Papers
The clippings reference a Kansas City Star item about a nephew famous for a two treaded girl at the fair and a legislator candidate. The Missourian replies with a rough reply about starting downhill. The Leavenworth Post cites a remark about a man who can bring home tobacco.
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Horse Deer
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Ebert
Kendrick for Secretary of State Bet on Proven Leadership
Voter message urges support for Kendrick as Secretary of State. It lauds his nineteen years on the board and notes oil revenues rising from nothing to over 810 000 yearly during that period. It presents Kendrick as a proven, valuable leader to preside over the board.
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