Grand Encampment Herald declares its Progressive stance
The Herald rejects being labeled Republican and denounces party corruption. It praises Lincoln and La Follette while endorsing the Progressive platform, criticizing present-day Republican bosses and calling for independence from Taft-Pope rule.
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Warren Faces Libel Suit in Open Challenge by Ollier’s Weekly
The Wyoming senator Warren is accused in Ollier’s Weekly of perjury and defrauding the government. The piece charges relatives on committees’ payrolls, unearned salaries while distant from Washington, and influence used to push a $60,000 to $70,000 Wyoming public building. The article urges prompt republication to prevent readers from accepting the attack as truth.
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Kendrick and Fahey to win seats on key committees
The Wyoming Tribune argues Kendrick and Fahey will win seats in Congress and be placed on important committees. It notes newcomers do rise, cites examples from the 1900s and 1910s, and contends the pair will prove capable, using their single vote wisely and avoiding Lorimerism.
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Warren threatens libel suits against major papers
The Encampment Herald reports Warren plans libel suits against Collier’s Weekly Cincinnati Inquirer Chicago Tribune New York Times North American Philadelphia and Wyoming Democratic and Bull Moose papers ahead of the election. The paper calls the suits a bluff and predicts they will not go to trial while urging editors to note the prophecy post election.
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The Crests on Democracy and Prosperity in 1912
The Wyoming Tribune critiques Taft era economic distress and Republican governance. It argues Democracy in 1912 offers relief from high living costs, credit constraints, and unemployed workers, contrasting with past depressions. Questions are raised about Warren and government payrolls.
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Minnie the elephant rescues woman from three youths in Brookside Park
In Minnia’s Brookside Park encounter, Mra Jennie Man, her son Arthur, and Mrs Ping faced three assailants. Minnie the elephant charged after one aggressor, chasing downhill along cliff paths while Plan tried to protect them. The scene ended with the thief escaping behind a tree as Minnie pursued.
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Pope Pius X Reaches Ninth Year as Pontiff
The article notes Pope Pius X completing the ninth year of his pontificate, debunking a superstition that nine year periods would end his rule. It recalls his life divided into nine year stages from priesthood in 1868 to cardinal and patriarch of Venice, and mentions congratulatory messages from cardinals Vatican officials and friends.
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Redmond Arrives in New York Ahead of United Irish League Meet
William H. K. Redmond a member of parliament and brother of John B. Redmond arrives in New York from Europe to attend the United Irish League convention in Philadelphia on September 26.
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Gibbons Dedicates Half Million Cathedral in Wichita
Cardinal Gibbons dedicated the new half million dollar cathedral in Wichita Kansas. Archbishop Glennon preached the dedication sermon. Prominent Catholics from the West and Southwest attended the ceremony.
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