Editorial attack on Warren and local political slate
The Charles City Daily Intelligencer editorial condemns Senator Francia B. Warren of Wyoming for alleged public-works looting and calls for his ouster. It argues the fault lies with government supervisors and the broader system, not just one admin. It endorses Sam M. Thompson for prosecuting attorney, highlighting his Cheyenne roots and progressive Democratic stance.
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Coilior
Francia B. Warren
United States
Wyoming
Hin
Holters
Warren
Washington
Senator Warren
Collor
Lbel
Wreoting
Senate of
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Sam M. Thompson
Laramie
Thompson
Deutorat
Woodrow Wilson
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming political hints and party shifts discussed
A blizzard of names and political waverings outlines Wyoming figures, including Roy Schenck as commissioner and F W Mondell opposition notes. It cites Governor Carey, Beheuck policy, and a shift toward Progressive plans with Charles E Winter as a Congress candidate in Encampment.
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Toy Schenck
F. W. Mondell
Congress
Charles E. Winter
Brillant
Ucket
Wittora
Thull Moore
Congressional
Republican State Central Chair Change Signals Party Upheaval
The ousting of C. W. Burdick as chairman and the Sullivan appointment reflect a public rebuke of the old machine and aim to placate northern anti machine sentiment. Warren allies distance themselves while T. B. Kennedy remains Burdick era confidant as Patrick Sullivan assumes nominal leadership amid masking of campaign links.
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C. W. Burdick
Republican State Central Committee
Sullivan
Warren
the Tribune
Burdick
Senator Cummins to vote for Roosevelt in 1912
Senator Cummins announced after the Chicago convention that he would remain a Republican and support the Roosevelt ticket unless exceptional considerations arose. He adopted a judicial stance, saying he would study the convention's work before deciding. His final verdict against the nomination methods spurred his decision to back Roosevelt.
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Enator Cummins
Sherman
Chicago
Witloh
Roosevelt
Wyoming Tribune Claims Warren and Burdick Separate
The Wyoming Tribune alleged Warren and Burdick acted independently during the new central committee formation. Reportedly Burdick was seen in the Mining Hotel lobby consulting with his associates during committee sessions.
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Wyoming’ Tribune
Warren
Burdick
New
Central Committee
Colorado Women Organize In Wyettah Club Scenes
Fragmentary report notes Colorado women forming groups in Wyettah and Denver areas. It mentions Clara Wilson and W. M. Wood of the Amerloage Woolen Co being linked to a dynamite charge in Lawrence during a textile strike. Legal outcomes suggested include others receiving sentences while schedules champion is implied to avoid punishment.
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Colorado
Wyettah
Wil
Clara
Sien Sn
Henver
Hhese Clubs
T Ng
W. M. Wood
Rontape
Amerloage Woolen Co
Lawrence
Dupes
Letter from a voter praising Genitur Warn and hometown candidates
A frontier style letter thanks Warn and supporters for backing a primary candidate and describes the local political scene. The writer mentions voting at the primary, plans to visit, and asks for news of neighbors, promising to repay kindness and health wishes to the recipient and family.
Bryan Proclaims Democratic Year In Denver Speech
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Denver outlining Democratic platform goals for direct Senate elections, presidential primaries, and immediate national committeemen reform. He criticized the Bull Moose and Taft-era Republicans, urging trust regulation by a public-voiced system and stressing expanded people’s control in government.
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Menver
Colo
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryfin
Denver
Nebraskan
Bull Moose
Taft
Chicago
Progressive Party
Bryan
Baltimore
United States Senate
Changes Require Time and Democratic Platform Planks
The piece argues swift reform is impossible and cites the Democratic platform as containing humanitarian ideas to ease sociological distress. It notes Bryan's view that the campaign pace quickens and references Wilson's East campaign and a looming whirlwind effort. It ends with an advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claimed effective by users.
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United States
Bryan
Democratic Party
Wilson
East
Chamberlain
Farm and livestock advice from a rural extension column
Guidance on feeding hogs to optimize wheat harvest yields and pork per bushel, pasture as ideal pig growing ground, water needs, drought strategies for clover, and the evolving value of horses. Practical notes on field rollers, harrowing, soil moisture, and seedbed prep. Also warns about yearling colt care and training.
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Floyd County
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Wilson Winter
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Cheyenne, Wyo
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West 17Th BT
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