Grand Encampment Herald attacks Republican label in 1912 action
The Grand Encampment Herald denounces Republicanism and endorses Progressive standards while praising Lincoln era Republicanism, criticizing party corruption, court power, and ties to Taft and Pope. It defends independence and calls for shifting away from a Taft-Pope ruled Republican paper.
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Warren Libel Allegations Spur Open Suit Threats
Collier's Weekly accuses Wyoming Senator Warren of perjury and defrauding the government, claiming relatives on committee payrolls and salary draws while distant from Washington. The piece argues the charges threaten Warren's senate seat and cites support from Philadelphia Evening Times.
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Kendrick Fahey chances in state congressional committee seats
Sheridan Enterprise notes that Kendrick and Fahey may win seats on key committees despite seniority rules. The piece argues newcomers can rise to influence, while asserting veteran chairmanships often reflect selection and party needs. It cites examples from 1907 to 1912 showing recent appointees gaining roles.
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Libel suits predicted by Warren bluff in Wyoming
The Encampment Herald reports Warren plans libel suits against Collier’s Weekly and major papers before the election. It calls the moves a pre election bluff and anticipates no trial, urging editors to keep a prophecy note on their pages.
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Democracy In 1893 and 1913 Crisis Compared
The Wyoming Tribune argues that 1913 era conditions mirror 1893 with business distress and unemployment under Republican rule. It contrasts Taft era policies, rising living costs, and scarce credit with calls for better times, questioning Warren and family government payrolls.
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Minnie the elephant rescues woman from three attackers
Minnie the elephant and keeper Paul Plau chased three youths who attacked Mrs. Jennie Ping on a Brookside Park trail near Paris Avenue. The elephant pursued one assailant down a cliff trail while Ping clutched a $40 handbag, and Minnie showed notable agility on the slope.
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Pope Pius Tenth Reaches Ninth Year as Ruler
The Vatican reports Pope Pius X has completed the ninth year of his pontificate, defying a superstition he would not live to nine. Born Giuseppe Sarto, he began as a priest in 1868, then nine years each as parish priest, diocesan chancellor, bishop, and cardinal and patriarch of Venice. He received congratulations from cardinals, Vatican officials, and friends on the anniversary.
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Redmond arrives in New York for United Irish League meet
William H. K. Redmond, a member of Parliament and brother of John B. Redmond, arrives from Europe in New York to attend the United Irish League convention in Philadelphia on September 26.
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Gibbons Dedicates Cathedral in Wichita
The new half million dollar cathedral in Wichita Kansas was dedicated today by Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop Glennon delivered the dedication sermon. Prominent Catholics from the West and Southwest attended the ceremony.
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