Clark Voted No on Alaskan Railway Bill
The article recalls Senator Clarence D. Clark of Wyoming voting against the government built Alaskan interior railway measure. It notes the plan to build about a thousand miles of road at a cost not exceeding thirty five million dollars, to be owned and operated by the government, despite support from other Republican leaders.
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Alaska
Contro
Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Senator Clark
Norah
Idaho
Bristow
Kansas
Cummins
Iowa
Jones
Washington
Kenyon
Norris
Nebraska
Poindexter
Smoot
Utah
Flag stands for honor and rights of mankind
The quote frames the flag as a symbol of political liberty and self government for all people, regardless of race or origin, asserting that American traditions should not be forgotten. It emphasizes universal human rights and the nation’s enduring commitments.
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Woodrow Wilson
American franking abuses and reader hopes for better selection
The Star criticizes congressional use of government mail to distribute campaign literature. It argues the franking privilege is misused, highlighting a Michigan writer's article in Congress and urging taxpayers to receive material aligned with their own political views. The piece calls for streamlined, discriminating mailing that reflects readers' affiliations.
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Kanena City
the Star
Post Office
Concrete
Rowley
Michigan
Congressional Record
Fordney
Star
Washington
Aldrich
Congress
The Case for Wilson Advocate Supports Americanism in Election
Cyrus Townsend Brady argues for reelecting President Wilson, claiming defeat would aid Germany and disloyal hyphenates, threaten diplomatic progress, and undermine American honor. He contrasts Wilson’s leadership with Hughes and Roosevelt, praising Wilson as the nation’s strongest ally and defender of liberty.
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Americana
Hughes
Germany
Ireland
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
Belgium
Lincoln
America
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Mondell Opposes Wyoming Game Conservation Bill
On the State Leader page the article portrays Frank Mondell's opposition to a game conservation bill. Dr. W. T. Hornaday advocates conservation, noting Wyoming's valuable game resources, significant revenue of about a half million dollars in 1915, and broad local support including Governor Kendrick and state officials.
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Frank Mondell
Wyoming
W. T. Hornaday
Hornaday
Kendrick
Supreme Court
Mondell
Congressional Committee
Mr. Vater
Congress
Editorial contrasts Clark and Kendrick in Tribune critique
A reader notes a Tribune editorial praising Governor Kendrick as aggressive, decisive, and capable, while painting Senator Clark as polite but passive. The piece argues Kendrick mentors young Republicans and pursues large, visionary projects, contrasting them with Clark’s less forceful Senate record.
Re-Elect Wilson Call to Trainmen Clubs Organized
W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen urges all members to join Wilson clubs formed among railroad employees at major terminals this week. He argues Wilson's defeat would threaten the eight hour law and that reelection would empower an eight hour day for workers through proposed legislation.
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W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Wilson
Lee
Hughes
House
Senate
Hughes Answers Questions
In a Denver Express interview, Mr Hughes outlines his stance on foreign policy and tariffs. He advocates a high protective tariff to shield American interests, stresses undiluted Americanism for the Mexican situation, and highlights the Republican party's history of achievement if elected president.
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Mr.Hughes
United States
Mexico
A. T
Republican Party
Sinclair Questions State Status In Wyoming Inquiry
The article reports on Mr. Sinclair facing questions about his role in Wyoming state affairs. The Tribune quoted a State Leader editorial and attributed it to the governor's secretary who edits the Leader, clarifying Sinclair’s standing within the broader political scene.
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Sinclair
Wyoming
The
Tribune
State Leader
Leader
Representation for Laramie County Residents in Board
A discussion questions how residents living outside Cheyenne should be represented on the county commissioners board. The speaker warns Mr. Vater about a potential "freeze out" and suggests voting for Snyder and Nash to protect outside interests in board business.
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Laramie County
Cheyenne
Board of County Commissioners
Vater
Snyder
Nash
Snyder and Nash for County Poorm Comissioners
Patriotic call urges votes for Snyder and Nash for county poorm commissioners. Judge Carey cites progressive American values and support for good roads to aid farmers, fuel supply, and states. The message frames the race as benefiting farmers and rural needs.
Appeal for Funds for Wilson Kendrick and Clark Campaign
Hoping supporters across the state will send funds to cover campaign expenses for Wilson Kendrick and Clark. The appeal notes high demand for speakers and literature, urging timely remittances to keep speakers in the field before election day.
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Wilson
Kendrick and
Clark
Kendrick
Hopkins
Cheyenne, Wye
Woman owes Edison debt for easing women's toil
The New York World notes a crowd at an electrical exposition where Thomas A Edison wins fervent admiration from women. It highlights his suffragist support and belief that future electrical advances will further emancipate women from drudgery beyond household labor devices.
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Thomas A. Edison
America
Edison
Roosevelt and grace under heckling at Gallup show dignity
In Gallup New Mexico Colonel Roosevelt faced a railroad man who challenged him about the 1907 panic. The ex president answered with courtesy and calm speech, calling the heckler a fool and a coward. The moment illustrated Roosevelt's steady restraint and public dignity.
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New York World
Gallup
N. M
Board of Overseers
Harvard
Diplomatic Corps
White House
United States
United States Supreme Court
Three Reasons Mindman Urges Wilson Re-Election
A Boise Idaho resident Mrs A C Mindman wrote a three sentence letter to The Independent now part of Harper s Weekly praising President Wilson. She lists three reasons why he should be re elected: he has kept us out of war. He has kept us out of danger. He has kept us out of ...
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The
Independent
Harper's Weekly
A. C. Mindman
Boise Idaho
Wilson
Hela
Senator Clark’s No Votes Stir Wyoming Voters
A Wyoming public notice recaps Senator Clarence D P Clark’s Senate record from the Congressional Record. It lists his votes on key measures including Lorimer, the Federal Reserve Act, immigration, and other major bills, arguing the tally shows a need for change and a representative aligned with state interests.
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Clarence DP. Clark
United States Senate
Clark
House of
Wyoming
Congress
Re-elect Woodrow Wilson urged by Charles R Crane
Charles R Crane argues for Woodrow Wilson’s re election praising his leadership and asserting the nation faces a dangerous political and economic path. He portrays Wilson as a strong rider steering the country through perilous times and urges continued support.
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Charles R Crane
Woodrow Wilson
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Evenmoot
Torah and Cummins
United States Steel Corporation
Great Britain
Republic of Panama
Federal Trade Commission
Fithker
Senator Warren
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Archbald
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