Democracy and federal control clash in editorial critique
The piece contrasts Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt on democracy and government. It argues freedom arises from people taking responsibility, opposes monopoly licensing by a federal board, and warns that government control harms initiative and independence. It references Fort Logan, Kendrick, Warren, and Wyoming political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wiem
Workinemen's League
New York City
Roosevelt and Wilson on Monopolies and Government Rule
A World-Herald opinion piece contrasts Roosevelt and his supporters with Wilson and his allies. It argues Roosevelt favors private property and potential government control risks, while Wilson condemns monopoly and champions public welfare through regulation and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Perkins
Gary
Carnegie
Mornwitt
McCormick
Woodrow Wilson
Kim Calf
Theodore Roowevelt
Mr. Wilson
Monticello
World-herald
Our Candidate for Congress Fahey of Wyoming
Our candidate for congress from Wyoming is a capable speaker and careful student of political economy. As editor of the Wyoming Labor Journal he understands agricultural needs and mining and industrial interests, appealing to workers, miners, ranchers, and farmers who seek a trustworthy advocate.
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Congress
Wyoming
Fahey
Wyoming Labor Journal
West
Mr. Fahey
Thos. P. Fahey
Wyoming GOP Chairman Linked To Coal Firm Tax Breaks
The Wyoming Republican chairman and attorney for Colorado Fuel and IronCo, a Rockefeller unit, faces scrutiny for using his role to aid major firms. Records show a mine output valuing $375,143 with equal production costs leaving no assessable value and a grazing land rebate cutting $103,526 from taxes. The piece argues these actions amount to gifts of state resources to large corporations under the Warren era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Warren
Republican State Committee
State Committee
C. W. Burdick
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Rockefeller Corporation
Laramie County
Wyo
Carbon County
Wio
Colorado Industrial Company
Burdick
United States
Carton County
Sta
Coliler’s
Bept
Sheep and Sheepmen Stir Turmoil on the Plains
Readable fragments describe a clash between ranchers and local central committee members over farming and grazing. Cowboys and settlers recall long drives, sheep pasture, and cattle conflicts. Mexican raiders and field choices disrupt the region near a town colony, with tensions rising as grazing and land use collide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republigin Central Committee
Ilo
Chugwiser
Greely
Chuewater
Kolony
Hank Hawkins Threats and Sheep Fight A Wild Tale
A rough spoken tale centers on Hank Hawkins accused by cattlemen of theft and injury plans. A cattle rancher pistol threat and a warning to Frank Warn surface as tensions rise over sheep and damange claims.
Betting odds for Wilson rise in Wall Street betting
Wall Street keeps to Wilson as odds move to four to one with Taft and Roosevelt money scarce. Democratic State Chairman Walker cites West Virginia 1908 figures and Vermont trend to project substantial gains for governor and president if national Democratic support climbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wall Street
New York
Governor Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Stuart W. Walker
West Virginia
Democratic
Bryan
Louis Bennett
Vermont
Yesterdays Lost Like a Miser’s Hidden Gold
Poem fragment recalling a life spent hoarding memories. The speaker compares past days to a miser guarding gold, lamenting the loss of Yesterdays and the ruin of clinging to what is gone. He muses on sighing and longing as he wanders an unending maze of memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pray
Clark Leaders Back Wilson as West Virginia Tilt Seen Won
Senator Fred Dwobole says Vermont results would push the Democratic ticket to carry West Virginia by over 30 000 if the Vermont percentage holds He reports Clark campaign loyalty among former supporters and notes a Wilson favorable straw vote in Milwaukee where 34 of 52 commissioners backed Wilson Taft and Roosevelt split the rest William Draper Lewis and Eugene Massin are named among Roosevelt supporters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Warren
Bryan
Wyoming
Senate
National House
Harrington
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Thos. P. Fahey
Howse
Vermont
West Virginia
Fred T. Dwbole
Clark
The
American For Association
Association
Milwaukee
Taft
Roosevelt
William Draper Lewis
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Hugene
Massin
Richmond
Uniform Legislation Commission Appointed by States
The commission on uniform legislation is appointed by the various states and acts as a representative body in overseeing model laws. It gathers state appointees to harmonize statutes and promote consistency across jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Uniform Legislation
Milk Fed Catfish Delight Mississippi Cleanup
St Louis inspectors condemned 140 gallons of milk from Illinois. They dumped the confiscated milk into the Mississippi below Market Street after noting catfish fed milk purred. An inspector joked about fish rubbing against his trousers.
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ST. Louis
Angiera
Missianippi
State Pure
Ilinois
Mississippi
Market Street
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Alpy Hastir
Democratic National Ticket
Thomas K. Manshalt
Ted
Earth
Thomas Jefferson
Comotoato Tage
Kendrick Por
the Tribune
Senator Warren
Politics and Taxation
Hank Bas Trouhe
Vin Warren
Hank
Hankins
Damidge
Hank Hawkins
Yure Pleter
Frank
Cattel
Wood
Sherman Co
Ranitan
A. E. Roedel
West 17Th ST
Rexall
Urtain Sjept
Albany Hotel
Denver
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