New Men in Congress Face Graft in Old Guard
G. C. M. argues Wyoming voters should elect new representation to challenge the entrenched Senate machine led by Warren and Mondell. He cites La Follette and Arizona's Kendrick as proof new senators can speak against graft and secure fraud-free action, urging Wyoming to reject old-line influence.
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Warren of Wyoming Faces Senate Charges Delay
An editorial from Cleveland’s Plaza Dealers urges the Senate to remove Democratic Senator Francia B. Warren of Wyoming. It argues charges against Warren warrant inquiry and notes his term expires next March making re election unlikely. The piece contends Wyoming should retire him to private life and avoid further discredit.
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Promise of Democratic Victory Spurs Prosperity
The article laments wartime conditions in Lawrence Massachusetts where mill workers faced extreme deprivation under high protection, while Wyoming wool producers suffered low prices. It notes a sudden price rise and policy shifts as the Democratic win signals renewed national prosperity, with factories resuming full operation and railways busy.
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Kendrick Promises Constructive Legislation Debate
The Wyoming Tribune reviews John B. Kendrick as a promise keeper with a history of fulfilling pledges while questioning the promises by Warren and Mondell. It notes they pledge offices repeatedly, banking on Woodrow Wilson’s likely presidency to excuse non fulfillment.
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Iowa Will Be For Woodrow Wilson Editorial View
The official Republican organ in Iowa, the Register and Leader, reports despair over Taft’s prospects there. It predicts Iowa voters will soon choose between Roosevelt and Wilson, suggesting neither Taft nor rival prospects can win the electoral vote. Kendrick profited from a Montana ranch to fund Wyoming development.
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Taft Era Court Seat Fantasy in a Washington Talk
A rough frontier tale features a speaker asking Warn about a Supreme Court seat once Taft becomes president again. The adviser says any old judge suit suffices and emphasizes the political bargain of a judicial post. The narrator imagines securing a place when a future election yields a court vacancy.
Tribune Telegram Attacks In Converse County Rumor
A forwarded telegram accuses the Tribune of numerous editorial inaccuracies in Converse County. It alleges misstatements about Downey cash withdrawals and bank sources and mocks the paper’s credibility while detailing vast bets and a Rothschild link as part of a wider political feud in Wyoming.
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Kendrick Gives Views On Wyoming Land Projects
Cheyenne Wyoming October 17 1912 G H Little Torrington Wyoming receives letter from Kendrick replying to government reclamation project concerns. He criticizes management and costs and argues for practical business methods strict fixed water pricing and timely land titles. He promises to push for better on the ground oversight and local knowledge to improve projects and oppose distant bureaucratic control.
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Kendricks pledge to push Hoshen Hole project and industry support
The letter shows J C Kendrick promising a special effort to secure early construction of the Hoshen Hole project and to enact legislation to promote and build up various local industries. He signs with kind regards and earnest intent.
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Princeton Triumph Over Dartmouth In Narrow Shootout
Princeton defeated Dartmouth with a bold late run by Hobby Baker who gathered a fumbled ball at Princeton's fifteen yard line and, dodging the entire Dartmouth team, sprinted for a five yard touchdown. The play capped a highly competitive game and showcased Princeton's grit.
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Mayor Fitzgerald Wins Milk Off as Cows Prove Dry
In Rainesford Island Suffolk School for Boys events Mayor Fitzgerald and city officials inspect facilities then compete in a mock milking contest. Kelley and McDonald fail to milk while the mayor’s cow yields in a staged, humorous bet scene. The superintendent notes two cows are dry.
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