Senator Clark Defies Federal Reserve Act Support
The article praises the Federal Reserve Act but notes Senator Clarence D. Clark of Wyoming did not vote for the measure and was paired with another senator, implying he would have opposed the act if free to vote. It questions his stance amid debates on this landmark banking legislation.
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Arite
Federal Reserve Net
United States
Wilson
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Senator Clark
Clark
Liberty
BTA
Flag stands for honor and rights of mankind
Quote from Woodrow Wilson on the flag symbolizing political liberty and self governance, asserting that it stands for universal rights regardless of origin or background and warning that American traditions fade when it stands for the contrary.
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Woodrow Wilson
Kendrick Accomplishment Highlighted for Wyoming Water Project
A page one feature extols Governor Kendrick for the Green River water system work. The review calls it invaluable to Wyoming, resolving the Wyoming Colorado water dispute, and paving wealth for the state. It lauds Kendrick as a lifetime public figure and a future U.S. senator nominee.
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Kendrick
Green River
Wyoming
Wyoming-Colorado
United States Senate
Tribune Claims It Is Better Lawyer Than Judge Clark
The Tribune insists it is a better lawyer than the late Judge Gibson Clark and that Governor Kendrick followed Clark’s able opinion on campaign expenditures. The public knows Kendrick acted honestly and in accordance with the law, and trusts Clark’s honesty and counsel. Whose opinion will Wyoming trust: the Tribune or Judge Clark?
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Gibson Clark
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Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
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John F Kendrick
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Wyoming Tribune
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Mondell Accused of Perpetual Office Hold on Wyoming Refuges
The piece attacks Mondell for blocking Dr. Hornaday's national wildlife refuge bill. It cites petitions from 41 Wyoming towns totaling 778 signatures and editorial support from major state groups. It charges Mondell with autocracy, contempt for Wyoming voters, and claims he rules by divine right.
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Wyn Wing
Dr. Hornaday
Wyoming
Hornadey
Mondell
Hughes Seen as Slacker Voter by Republican Nominee
The article accuses Charles Evans Hughes of poor voting history, noting he did not vote in 1909 1912 1914 or 1943 despite crises in New York and nationwide. It cites his 1915 endorsement of woman suffrage but says he did not travel from Washington to New York to vote in that crisis.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
New York City
John Purroy Mitchell
Edward McCall
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Court of Appeals
Samuel Seabury
Chase
Elihu Root
Washington
Republicans Sounding Empty Praise to Fool Themselves
National Republican managers whistle in the dark, presenting figures to persuade their followers they will win in November. The public eye sees through the rhetoric, as those on the wrong side of the meile remain blind to the true situation.
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National Republican
Tribune Critiques Railroad Labor and Political Moves
The Tribune argues railroad workers back the eight hour law while praising editorial scoops on Senator Clark and progressive figures. It contends headlines misstate policy and notes Frank H Hitchcock as a key organizer for 1916 progressives amid Maine political theatrics and Republican dynamics.
The Case for Wilson Editor of the State Leader
An editorial urges voters to back President Wilson and a Democratic majority in Congress citing reform and broad government ideals. It attacks Republicans for evasion, praises Wilson’s decisions, tariff reform, and handling of issues like Lusitania and Mexico while noting Hughes lacks experience.
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Congress
Republican Party
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Lusitania
Mahlon
Mexico
Mexlco
German American voters and Republican influence debated
A clipped commentary argues German Americans cannot support the Republican ticket. It claims Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Lodge with Britain and Wall Street interests would shape a Hughes presidency, urging German Americans to resist Republican influence for patriotism and justice.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Lodge
Gardner
Massacusetts
Great Britain
House of Morgan
Wall Street
Lombard Street
London
Republican Party
President Wilsons Bid To Lead World Peace Effort
The speaker praises President Wilson for his diplomacy and suggests he may be called to fill the unprecedented role of negotiating a global peace treaty. The public should support extending his opportunity to continue this work for the nation and world.
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Woodrow Wilson
You Always Pay Whiteman forager capture tale
The Kansas City Star quotes Whiteman the forger boasting that one always pays whether violating law or nature. The story describes his long flight from justice and hints at the moral cost borne by victims and families across generations.
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Whiteman
Cincinnati
Gail
Ani
Nome
Remor
Candidate for Legislature Cited by Competing Papers
A Kansas City Star note mocks a nephew nicknamed horse deer once seen with a girl at the fair as a legislative candidate. The Missouri paper retorts that once started downhill a person cannot be stopped. Leavenworth Post jokes about a man who can bring home tobacco and a woman’s vegetarian remark.
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Kansas City Star
Horse Deer
Leapenworth Post
Ebert
Kendrick for Secretary of State in voter appeal
Voter message endorses Kendrick as a proven leader for Secretary of State. Highlights his nineteen years on the board and oil revenue growth from zero to over 810,000 yearly. Appeals to readers to support Kendrick in the election.
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Secretary of State
Hows
Bts
Kendrick
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