Thousands Welcome Wilson in Wyoming Capital Visit
The arrival of President Woodrow Wilson in the Wyoming capital drew a cordial, orderly crowd as he alighted from the train at four o clock. He attended events at the Princess theater and, amid police and military escort, delivered remarks supporting the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant. Governor Carey and Fort D A Russell officials led the reception, with the Russell Band playing the national anthem.
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Warning on league covenant adoption during tour
Mr Lawrence described a clear warning given during the trip that the league opponents would face limits. He noted the president’s stance and predicted the league covenant would be adopted in full by the Senate based on public reaction and Senator Johnson’s slate.
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Wilson urged immediate ratification of the League covenant
President Wilson, delivering an address at the Princess theater, challenged opponents of the League of Nations and urged swift ratification of the covenant. The crowd felt energized, with the president expressing strong confidence in adoption and aiming to persuade Congress through pointed exposition and rhetoric.
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Democratic State Committee Chooses Fred Johnson Chairman
A Wyoming Democratic gathering in Cheyenne elected Fred Johnson of Rock Springs as state chairman replacing Ray E. Lee who resigns to focus on Census duties in Wyoming district No. 2. Johnson has led Sweetwater Democrats, served as county prosecutor, and is noted as a rising figure in the party. The event included a formal farewell to Lee and an energetic audience reception for Johnson.
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Conflicting Claims Stir Huge Steel Plant Contest
In Pittsburgh on September 24 the organized labor board mapped strategy to win for union labor while corporate executives sought to halt a spreading strike. Officials warned United States Steel plants could shut down by week’s end as 342,000 workers were affected and rival plans clashed over escalation.
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Two Viewpoints on Steel Strike
In Washington on September 24, Samuel Gompers of the AFL described Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel as treating labor leaders with a foppish and autocratic manner while summarizing organized labor’s opposition to the anti strike section of the Cummins bill before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Tragic Heating Plant Explosion Strikes Jewish Temple
E Massion of Twentieth Street was crushed when a heating plant exploded at an orthodox Jewish temple on Twentieth Street and Pioneer during New Year preparations. He died in hospital while his son, just out of surgery, lay unconscious in the same ward. The incident marks one of the city’s most pitiable tragedies.
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Senate probes strike as labor and capital prepare to testify
Labor and capital will appear before the senate committee investigating the strike. Chairman Fitzpatrick says labor’s side will be represented as the inquiry advances. A grim accident at a furnace left a 65 year old man fatally burned and his son injured. The body rests at W. W. Dunwin mortuary with a planned Friday funeral and an inquest likely today. Surviving relatives include his wife and three sons Ben and two others, plus two daughters. Formerly a farmer at Chugwater.
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President Welcomed by Denver Crowd on Arrival
President Wilgon and escort reached Denver tonight from Cheyenne at 8 40 PM. The reception featured a warmly decorated station and a large crowd. The presidential train was reported to be 25 minutes ahead of schedule.
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Senator Thomas Blasts Steel Strike Tactics In Senate
Senator Thomas of Colorado criticizes labor leaders for a steel strike amid a labor conference planned by President Wilson. He claims the strike aims to pressure the conference and influence extremists, denouncing it as a delay for bargaining and criticizing the steel chair’s refusal to meet union representatives.
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State Leader Campaign Attracts Attention Across Wyoming
The State Leader's Salesmanship Club campaign draws readers and supporters statewide. Members are promised prizes and commissions for subscriptions, including cash rewards and premiums, with early joiners receiving credit and bonus incentives as the campaign nears its November close.
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