Editorial Threats to Warren Highlight Wyoming Senate Race
The Charles City Intelligencer quotes Colior’s Weekly attacking Frances B. Warren United States Senator from Wyoming. It argues public funds were looted by powerful officials, calling for a Republican cleansing of Washington and Warren’s deposition or libel action if false. It also promotes Sam M. Thompson for prosecuting attorney in Laramie County as a progressive Democrat aligned with Wilson Kendrick and the party ticket.
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Coilior
Francia B. Warren
United States
Wyoming
Hin
Warren
Congress
San Pande
Marble Rock
National Treasury
United States Senate
Senate
Holters
Washington
Senator Warren
Collor
Lbel
Wreoting
Senate of
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Sam M. Thompson
Laramie
Thompson
Deutorat
Woodrow Wilson
John B. Kendrick
Political Sparring Over Wyoming Nomination and Congressional Bid
The report notes Roy Schenck as Leo titeration commissioner accused of lavish spending amid Republican criticism while denying plans to seek Congress. It cites Charles E. Winter as Progressive Party candidate and mentions petitions circulating for Wittorn and Moore for congressional honors in the coming election. The piece reflects interparty tensions and campaign positioning in Wyoming.
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Charles E. Winter
Brillant
Congress
Ucket
Wittora
Thull Moore
Congressional
Republican State Central shakeup signals anti machine revolt
The ouster of C. W. Burdick as chair signals a rift with the old political machine, while Patrick Sullivan of Casper takes a nominal top spot to appease northern voters. Senator Warren’s influence appears behind the scenes as Burdick and Sullivan seek to mask real campaign leadership.
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C. W. Burdick
Republican State Central Committee
Sullivan
Warren
the Tribune
Burdick
Senator Cummins to Vote for Roosevelt
Senator Cummins faces a decision on the Taft and Sherman ticket after the Chicago convention. He initially plans to remain Republican and study the convention's work before finalizing his stance. His eventual verdict against the renomination methods appears as a judicial, not partisan, choice in supporting Roosevelt.
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Enator Cummins
Sherman
Chicago
Witloh
Roosevelt
Wyoming Tribune Clarifies Warren Burdick Concerted Action
The Wyoming Tribune claims Warren was not on his ranch and Burdick was not in the city during the central committee makeup. The paper reports Burdick was seen at times during the committee session in the Mining Hotel lobby consulting with his henchmen.
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Wyoming’ Tribune
Warren
Burdick
New
Central Committee
Need for Colorado women to join Wyettahs Wil son Clara clubs
A garbled report suggests Colorado women organize Wyettah's Wil son Clara groups and join textile action networks. It mentions W. M. Wood of a Rhode Island textile firm pleading not guilty to dynamite charges in Lawrence during a textile strike, with others implicated facing consequences and a Schedule K advocate hoping for leniency.
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Colorado
Wyettah
Wil
Clara
Sien Sn
Henver
Hhese Clubs
T Ng
W. M. Wood
Rontape
Amerloage Woolen Co
Lawrence
Dupes
Voted thanks and promises from a rural voter
A letter from a grateful constituent to Genitur Warn thanks him for support in the primary and pledges help in return. The writer mentions local election maneuvers, small town politics, and plans to visit when not busy with the campaign. He asks about assistance for land titles and references neighbors, kin, and a Mrs Tompkins.
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Zook
Ameer
Genitur Warn
Primerie
Abe Smithers
Ike
Bill Buckfevers
Mra
Tompkins
Bryan Denounces Theodore as Dems Build Platform
In Denver, William Jennings Bryan proclaimed a Democratic year as he praised the Baltimore platform and outlined reform goals. He warned that the Bull Moose movement weakens the Progressive stance and urged direct election of senators, a preferential presidential primary, and immediate national committee reform to empower the people.
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Menver
Colo
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryfin
Denver
Nebraskan
Bull Moose
Taft
Chicago
Progressive Party
Bryan
Baltimore
United States Senate
Democratic platform touted for sociological reform
The article argues reform of U S economic and social conditions cannot be achieved quickly or with a pen but requires humanitarian planks in the Democratic platform. It notes Bryan praising progress and a soon starting whirlwind campaign, while mentioning Wilson’s East campaigning and broad party optimism. It closes with an advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by dealers.
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United States
Bryan
Democratic Party
Wilson
East
Chamberlain
Farming Notes on Hogs, Clover, Field Rollers and Yearling Colts
Practical guidance on feeding hogs for better offspring, clover crop depends on ground and weather, provide hogs with clean water, pasture is best for growing pigs, cull scrubs, drought practices with clover seed, rising horse prices, crop planning, green crops prevent soil burn, shaping soil with field roller, avoid rolling after heavy rain, roll after harrow to preserve moisture, roll and harrow for seed bed prep, yearling colt care and training, avoid bad shoeing and careless hitching, companionship for colts during first year.
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J. D. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
TS Wong
Charles City
Dolly Enntelligencer
Floyd County
Iowa
Cotlier-Warren
Gursaing
Tre
Erabiivan
Ti Mayer
Roy Sehenck
Erootved
Chaplin
Ansious
Schenck
Toy Schenck
F. W. Mondell
Phe
Cummins
Hank
Hankins
Wank
Teddy
Wilson Winter
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
American Electric Shoe Shop
W. 18Th St
18Th ST. and
Gare Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
A. E. Roedel
West 17Th BT
Rexall
Albany Hotel
H. P
Cheyenne Cigar Store
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