Warren Answers Back in Defense of Senator Warren
A critical, loaded defense attacks Collier's magazine and the Encampment Herald charges against Senator Warren. The piece defends Warren's ties to railroads, court appointments, and alleged tax practices, arguing the charges are unfounded and politically motivated. It questions the authorship and motives of the critics while urging the public to seek the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Senator
Subuidianal Lander Journasl
Schallenberger
Collier’s Magazine
Collier
Christian Herald
Police Gagette
Suegouta
Warren
Collier's
Cother
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Mondell
The
Tribune
Colliers
Encampment Herald
Leader
Warren Faces Ethics Probe as Wyoming Revolt Grows
A federal report details charges against Senator Warren of Wyoming, signaling possible impeachment or hearings next winter. Wyoming's politics turn against the Warren machine as Governor and party factions realign, with Warren renominated amid uncertainty about Hocker's position.
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House of Representatives Cine
Warren
Wyoming
Lorimer
Lee Rey Hocker
Lincoln Jourval
Prospects Rise As Wheat and Cotton Yields Show Strength
A pensive view of agricultural and mercantile prospects cites a near 700 million bushel wheat crop and spring wheat reaching about 200 million, with cotton near 14 million bales. Export demand and inland purchases signal robust mercantile activity and improved prosperity across the West.
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Cpinion
Seaboard
Chicago
Wilson’s Campaign Tone and Democracy Debate
The piece discusses Woodrow Wilson’s calm campaign style and reluctance to retaliate, praising his measured approach during a violent season. It notes his contrast with Bull Moose critics and his critique of party bosses, framing woman suffrage as democratic. It also quotes Tom L. Johnson linking woman and man suffrage to democracy.
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Woodrow Wilson
Governor Wilson
Bull Moose
Tom L. Johnson
Sign of the Times on Ballot Education at Commencement
Dr Charles F Thwing president of Western Reserve University tells graduates it is their duty to teach children to use the ballot properly. Librarian Herbert Putnam at Simmons College Boston bases his address on the belief that women will vote soon and must be educated to navigate the world of affairs.
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Charles F. Thwing
The
Western Reserve University
de. Herbert Putnam
Congress
Simmons Colinke
Boston
Question to Senator Warren on salaries and Warren machine
The Wyoming Tribune notes a teaser query asking Senator Warren if he allowed family or staff to draw salaries for services supposedly rendered in Washington. It also mentions the third annual Dry Farm association convention inviting all Carnegie citizens.
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Senator Warren
Wyoming Tribune
Laramie Republican
H. Shallenberger
Warren
Washington, Db. C
Wyoming State Dry Farm Association
Local candidate Hankins embroiled in town fair controversy
A rough narration describes Hank Hankins and Warren Gumshon clashing with road supporters over the Fair at Vollerstein Park. The piece notes Hankins courting votes among progressive Republicans and promises to visit Burns fair while urging broad voter appeal before the November election.
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Rodez
Vollerstiin Park
Yoellerstiin Park
Saratoga
Burns Fair
Towa
La Follette Denounces Roosevelt on Baltimore Boss Rule
W T La Follette, brother of Senator Robert M La Follette, challenges Roosevelt on claims of Democratic bosses at Baltimore. He criticizes the third term attack and cites an editorial praising Wilson from the Chicago Tribune. The piece frames party politics and progressivism amid the 1912 campaign.
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Chicago
W. T. la Follette
South Dakota
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
la Follette
Roosevelt
St. Paul
National Democratic
Kmell
Boss Rule
Chicago Tribune
Wilson
Democratic Party
Debt of thanks to Mr Bryan in convention fight
A tribute praises Mr Bryan for his successful battle against reactionary plutocracy in the convention, calling it a dramatic exhibit of moral influence by a great leader of the people in our political history.
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Bryan
Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Tuberculosis Recovery
A historic advertisement claims Eckmans Alterative aids tuberculosis treatment with improved weight and reduced night sweats. It features a sworn affidavit from Jos Grimmer praising Anna Govert and cites various recoveries, urging readers to contact Palace Pharmacy and Wekman Laboratory for evidence and a recovery booklet.
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Eckman
Anna Govert
William Berg
St. Michael's Church
Shoreville
Ind
Rekman
Jos
Grimmer
Eekman
Palace Pharmacy Drug Company
Wekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Taft’s Milbury Birthday Dinner Without Pie
President Taft celebrated his fifty fifth birthday in Milbury with Aunt Delia Terry. The meal matched his boyhood days though Miss Terry omitted the apple pie from the Sunday dinner.
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Worcester
Minas
Taft
Delia Terry
Milbury
Owners Given More Time 10 Present Case Involving Immoral Rentals
The seven defendants including C. D. Broderink and Margaret Hanna faced continued hearings for renting properties for immoral purposes. Police aim to end the practice by proving fines or penalties that deter future offenses. Evidence suggests monthly rents from $50 to $200 financed the alleged hold up scheme, with companies named in connection to the misconduct.
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C. D. Broderink
Margaret Hanna
Mia
Allen Jofford
M. Schwartz
Bethel Klein
Kersha Emerson
Mas Logan
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Democratic National
Vor
Miesilent
Woodprow Wilson
Thomas Rk, Marshall
Enator Warren
Cotler
Telluse
Oy Collier's
Omaha Bee
Shajlenberger
Mr. Warren
Willis van Deventer
Preme Court
Shallenberger
Pacific Railway
United States
Senaipon Warren
Phicks
Collier’s
TIMES
Hank
Hankins
Evry
Pip
Aunt Delia
Sherman
Bierman Company
Sherman Co
TOUNG
Stock Grow Era National Bank
the Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
American Electric Shoe Shop
W. 18Th St
Garey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
A. E. Roedel
West 17Th ST
Rexall Store
Albany
Denver
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