Democratic Campaign Contributions Appeal in Wyoming
A dated call urges citizens to fund a people driven campaign against monopoly and corporate influence. Cheyenne organizer Peartatine is authorized to collect contributions for Senator Pontiatios, with promises to publish contributor names to prove funds come from the public, not big interests.
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Pontiatios
Cheyenne
Wyo
Were Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Free of Predatory Political Traps
A political obituary style piece recounts three failed attempts by Wall Street interests and Tammany figures to bind Woodrow Wilson to corrupt influence. It credits Wilson with defying pressure, and asserts he is unfettered and pledged to serve the people without financial obligation, citing Baltimore and Syracuse incidents.
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Wall Street
Lila
Wilson
Baltimore
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Boss Murphy
Tammany
William J. Ryan
Aidt
Big Dusiness
Teaders
Chicago
United States
America
Warren Ollier attack report sparks Senate ethics debate
The York Evening Post summarizes Collier's Weekly charges against Senator Warren of Wyoming alleging perjury, improper use of government funds, and nepotism. It notes possible payola for his son, grazing on government lands, and promotion of a son-in-law, with court or Senate action expected to resolve the claims.
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Ollier
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Warren
Penrose
Collier
Harvard
Fort D. A. Russell
Senate
Collier's
J. J. Pershing
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Frandies for Wilson Endorses Presidential Candidate
Reaton attorney and reformer Frandies, a longtime Republican, endorses Woodrow Wilson in a statement printed by the Casper Record. He urges Progressives across parties to support Wilson for the presidency, citing Wilsons leadership, democracy, and commitment to social justice and curbing industrial power.
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Ouis Ded
Frandies
Reaton
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Casper
Fahey Visits Basin as Prospective Wyoming Congressman
T P Fahey, Democratic candidate for Congress, toured Basin last week and gained support from locals. The Big Horn Ranger praises him as sincere, earnest, and capable, arguing Wyoming would benefit from his faithful representation and a shift from the current congressional delegation.
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R. T. P. Fahey
Congress
Basin
Fahey
Wyoming
T. P. Fahey
Wyoting
Big Horn
Old Wyoming voters weigh Warren claims before voting
A Wyoming newspaper letter argues Collier's reprints are old stories and questions if Warren committed the alleged acts. It asserts voters must decide if Warren is fit to represent Wyoming in the Senate or pursue legal action against Collier's.
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Republican
Collier's
Judas Iscariot
Aaron Burr
Wyoming
Warren
Senate
Collier’s
Federation Endorses Democracy Amid Labor Support Moves
The American Federation of Labor endorses the Democratic party and its presidential candidate, citing Woodrow Wilson’s success. The body, typically nonpartisan, declares support when labor interests align, while the Progressive Democratic party gains labor backing. Frank A. Munsey’s purchase of the New York Poet further strengthens Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive coalition.
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American Federation of Labor
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Federation of Labor Men
Partigan
Issuedere
Progressive Democratic Party
Republicaniam
Frank A. Munsey
New York
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Truetha Van Orsdel’s Washington mansion tale sparks Wyoming gossip
The article traces Truetha Van Orsdel’s rise from a Cheyenne attorney to a wealthy figure in Washington through political patronage. It outlines Ralph Esteb’s influence in early Wyoming GOP circles, Van Orsdel’s shifts among party factions, and the role of the Republican state committee in funding campaigns and distributing favors.
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van Orsdell
A. van Orsdell
Wyoming
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Ralph &. Esteb
Esteb
Estep
Warren
History of Wyoming politics by an old timer chapter
An old timer recalls Wyoming political history focusing on the money power and influence of the governorate and big corporations. The text notes G. O. PF as chairman, retained by major interests, with a mix of permanent and transient clients generating vast revenue.
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Throne Steels
Ti le
G. O. PF
Wyoming
Yoshihito Named New Japanese Emperor
The Mikado Yoshihito is proclaimed crown prince since 1888 and succeeds Emperor Matsuhito who died after a long illness. He is a naval and military officer with a modern education and three children, seen as a worthy successor.
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Japan
Mikado Yoshihito
Matsuhito
Yoshihito
Goda
Iece
Classified Ads Split Readers Into Competing Groups
Classified advertising divides readers into groups with one faction reading all Situations Wanted Ads as every person seeks staff. The other readers skip those ads, affecting how the paper presents employment notices and work opportunities.
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Murphy
Uke
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Poe
W. G. Chapraan
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Ralph &. Estell
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