Warren avoids libel suit against Collier's
The Cheyenne Tribune notes that libel suits against Collier's are impractical and costly. It argues press freedom limits redress for public figures and cites Roosevelt's unsuccessful case as an example. Warren has answered Collier's fully and effectively.
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Wyoming
Warren
Collier's
Collier
Theodore Roosevelt
New York World
Indianapolis News
Douglas Robinson
Griff
Clewdwains
Demurrer
Senator Warren
Hong Kong
St. Petersburg
Ciazette
Cheyenne Tribune
Warren for Wyoming: A Wyoming Politics Call to Action
A partisan appeal urges voters to reelect Mr. Warren to advance Wyoming’s interests. The letter contrasts Wyoming choice with New York senators, questions New York’s influence, and calls for electing a legislature that supports Warren to put Wyoming on the map. It critiques New York papers and defends state autonomy.
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Collier's Weekly
Warren
New York
U.S
Wyoming
Mr. Warren
Wyoming Praise For Warren Mondell In Washington
The piece credits Senator Warren and Congressman Mondell for defending homesteaders against overly harsh patent limits. It argues their opponents oppose them to force a poor outcome for Wyoming common people, praising both men for courage and service.
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Senator Warren
Congressman Mondell
Washington
Warren
Modell
Wyoming
Warren for U.S. senator despite attacks from critics
The piece quotes a Collier’sWeekly polemic calling Senator Warren a perjurer over a land claim dispute in Cheyenne. It mocks homesteader fears of red tape while urging support for Warren and opposition to critics’ demands.
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Collier's Weekly
Angs 4
Warren
Chéyenne
U.S
Vote Against Warren Highlighted in County Campaign
The note argues that backing Perry Truax and Wood equals three votes against Senator Warren. It accuses Kendrick of meddling in the county division deal in Cheyenne last winter and improperly cutting Crook County, portraying him as narrow for U.S. Senate.
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Perry
Truax
Wood
Warren
Mr. Kendrick
U.S
Washington
Cheyenne
Crook County
Miss Nettie Troax Backed For State Post. Opposes Kendrick
The item notes Miss Nettie Troax easily wins county superintendent of schools and praises her character. It contrasts this with discontent over her pledge to support Mr Kendrick for the U S senate, stating the writer cannot support Kendrick.
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Nettie Troax
Kendrick
Warren
U.S. Senate
Plarry Asley Urged For County Attorney On GOP Ticket
Public urged to elect Plarry Asley as county attorney, praised as an ideal gentleman and worthy of loyal support after victory. The message emphasizes the county attorney’s office as the most important in the county and urges strong backing from Republicans.
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Amin
Plarry
Asley
Elect Bessie L. Smith for Superintendent of Schools
The candidate Bessie L. Smith has risen through education by hard work and dedication. She understands the struggles of students and families fighting for a place in the world. Voters are urged to support her candidacy for superintendent of schools.
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Bessie HL. Smith
Bessie Ll, Smith
Editorial urges voters to back Warren’s allies in Senate race
A campaign frontwide plea declares personal popularity irrelevant and urges support for Davis, King, and Mann to retain Warren in Washington. It mocks eastern meddling and extols western voters to endorse the Warren faction against Perry Truax Wood and other foes.
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U. S
Warren
Kendrick
Perry
Truax
Wood
Davis
King
Mann
Washington
For Sale Or Trade Items From Alva Wyoming Trade List
For sale or trade for horses or cattle a complete sawaulh, caprieouts aout 8000 to 10000 feet a dia, Albin wood shape. Also gin and san sneeting for sale, bill per thousand. BaltS Willson, Alva, Wyo. ait.
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Willson
Alva
Reward Notice For Arrest Or Conviction Of Suspects
A five hundred dollar reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party involved in killings or theft from the undersigned WLW and J L Driskill. The notice seeks tips to recover or prevent further loss. Location and details are limited to the handwritten text provided.
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WLW
J. L. Driskill Hrowe & Weare
A. Pivebwin
Texas School Opens with New Teachers and Plans
The Texas school opened on Sept 16 with Mrs Maury A Brown as teacher. Despite foul weather Bryan Burns Rosa Kinsmah Susie and Otto Borchevink enrolled. The school board promises a new store and improvements, aims for a library, and a Sunday school organ purchase.
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Texas
Maury A. Brown
Bryan Burns
Rosa Kinsmah
Susie
Otto Borchevink
Simmons
Donald Doings and Spearfish Fair Happenings
Residents of Donald note several homesteaders using the three year law to prove up this fall. Rob Waddington returns from Spearfish with plums. Miss Davis teaches Donald school with ten to fifteen scholars. Weather delays threshing and farmers fear winter. Mrs. Clara Cady and children move to Spearfish for schooling. J G Baxter moves family to Spearfish for the winter. Cold snaps threaten corn and feed losses.
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Spearfish
Rob Waddington
Donald School
Clara Cady
Local Happenings And Illnesses Reported In Beaver Creek
Beaver Creek residents note several visitors including Mr and Mrs James Reel at Louis Johnsons and Mr and Mrs John Patton with their daughter Chas Pearson of Rothon. Mr Wells of Alva has been sick and traveled to Sundance for treatment. No threshing in a week due to rain and Mr Wells illness. Frank Keel, 65, died in Ohio of appendicitis. he had cared for his elderly mother until her death two years ago.
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John Cochran
Belle Pourche
Elmer
John I. Clhrristee
Sam Monday
Lee Noonan
Moorcroft
T. J. Morgan
Denver
Charles Houber
Omaha
C.D. Garman
Charles Miller
J. R. Padgett
Calvert
Hulett
Rebekaads
I. O. O. F. Hall
Sherman Deford
Sherman
John Currie
Canada
Mr. Meadows
Tom Haskins
Currie
George H. King
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Rockypoint
George
Sundance
Birdie MeAmis
S. L. McAmis
Anderson School
Phermopolis
Virgil Moore
Powder
Flulett
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Steers
James Reel
Louis Johnson
Mr. Wells
Alva
Ile
John Patton
Chas. Pearson
Kothon
Wells
James Keel
Frank Keel
Ohio
Mr. Keel
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