Taft Reform Doubts Highlight Bryan Denver Speech
Bryan argues Taft is weak on reform and how Democratic criticism of trusts tariffs and imperialism is borne out by events. He cites currency growth, price gains, and anti monopoly stands, urging renewed support and a special congressional session after March. He predicts Republican divisions will boost Democratic appeal amid corruption probes.
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Oanquet
Denver
Taft
Congress
Fairbanks
Earller
Lee
Andra
Knox
Dandldair Hughes
Fairhonka
Rethikans
Neccassis
Tai
Democrata
Ralleomde
Waterad
Treaidvat
Rajiziads
Ratlnade
Merrulican Party
William J. Bryan
Philippine
Philippines
Orient
Becaune
Brooks urged to act on university reform in Cheyenne editorial
The Cheyenne editorial calls for Wyoming University removal from partisan politics, a nonpartisan board, and broader representation for Albany County. It supports an executive commission of three in Laramie to restore public trust and move toward a university in fact as well as in name.
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Cheyenne
Avril
Cheyenny Yetbuow
Wyoming Wuilversity
Partis Politica i Powainie
Tod
Gay
Brooks Jenn
Imetooe
Altway County
Laramie
University instructors set off on long voyage
A group led by Towar and De Prhan departs to conduct a northern part of the winter tour. They plan to visit key sites along the coast and will join lectures at Cheyenne and partner institutions during the period.
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Towar
Dhe
Wate Durivenelly
Inheental
Winle
Varlane
Nowell
Cheyenne
Kocampany
Oppose Cow Ordinance Delays Dairy Inspection Plan
Dairymen and Wyoming Creamery reps urged City Council to drop or delay an annual dairy cow inspection ordinance, fearing costly fees and business losses. After lengthy talks, action was postponed to a joint committee meeting with dairymen and creamery officials to seek a compromise.
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Wyoming Creamery Company
Bualnese
P. Arnold
Christensen
Merne
Arnold
Thmeen
Sternhach
South Fifth
Grand Avenue
Ince
Inter
Cylon Pacific
Will Eradicate Sheep Diseases Plans Adopted
Cheyenne reports a state board meeting approving summer plans for sheep inspections. The plan includes shearing pen checks for send and mange, foot and mouth disease, and other afflictions, plus gathering statistics on sheep counts, fleece weight, wool clip, and overall industry data. Snow is praised for aiding green growth after dry weather.
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Cheyenne
State Board of Sheep
J. M. Wilson
Tim Kinney
W. 8. Peck
Walker
Easter Music Practice At St Lawrence Catholic Church
The St Lawrence Catholic church choir prepares a musical program for Easter services at Maver Friday morning. Despite recent losses the choir remains able and promises a valuable musical treat for worshipers.
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St. Lawrence Catholic Carch
Mills to reopen soon on Harriman lines report
W B Scott and H L Anderson visited the mills in Laramie and Cheyenne. Scott said business is improving along the Harriman lines and expects mills to operate normally within a month or two as Union Pacific business in Wyoming increases.
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W. B. Scott
Oes
Taramin Tod
Boomerang van Wen
Mr. Scott
H. L. Anderson
Ilivision
Laramie
Mr. Anderson
Scott
Hiek Veting
Cheyenne
New York City
Quast
Fmet
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Bryan Club Meeting This Evening
The Albany County Bryan club will meet this evening in the offices of W. H. Holliday. Important business is expected as admirers of the great commoner are invited to attend.
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Albany County Bryan Club
W. H. Holliday
Presbyterian Church Supper Hosted Tomorrow Evening
The ladles of the Presbyterian church will serve a New England supper tomorrow evening at the church from 5 o clock until 7 o clock. Plates are 50 cents each. Proceeds support church activities.
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Presbyterian Church
New England
Democratic County Central Committee Sets Evening Meeting
The Democratic county central committee will meet this evening to call for the county convention. A. N. Hasenkamp serves as chairman of the committee.
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Dems County Central Committee
Counnties
A. N. Hasenkamp
Wyoming cattlemen convene and reelect officers at Cheyenne meeting
The 26th annual Wyoming Stockgrowers Association convention in Cheyenne reelected W. C. Irvine president Robert Deiro vice president Miss Alice Smith secretary J. D. Froborn treasurer. Delegates endorsed Culberson bill on livestock transport and supported forest reserves limited to forest areas. They backed grazing reforms under agriculture department with lease options and per acre charges and approved the Curtis bill as acceptable to a majority of affected stockmen.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming ‘Smckgrowers’ Association
Praident
W. C. Irvine
Ross
Wyo
Robert Deiro
Alice Smith
J. D. Froborn
Culberson
American National Ivertock Associaton
Denver
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Dearly Loves The Uni A Citizen Letter From Laramie
A Laramie citizen criticizes Republican editors and university politics reporting on tensions at the state university. The letter defends Chaplin and criticizes editors, alleges political influence in hiring, and warns against malice and partisan manipulation. The writer asserts the university prospers with Chaplin and condemns attempts to weaponize campus issues for party gain.
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Laramie
The
State University
Boomerang
Republican
Repubican
Tidel
Republian
Morton
Corthell
Boomeralg
Hira
Chaplin
Union Pacific plant to rush track repair work
Gus Larein has increased his workforce at the Union Pacific tie plant and will accelerate the project. About 250000 ties are being shipped to all points along the Union Pacific for track repair work.
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Gus Larein
Union Pacific
Tle
Tannehill in charge of new mining work in Douglas County
W Tennahill, noted mining man, returns from Mook Apringe and takes charge of prep work for shipment by the Tang Steam share and the Douglas Greek Gold placer company. He will oversee shovel work and travel to Douglas Crivle this week to set up operations.
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Tannehill
W. Tennahill
Mook Apringe
Amor Tran
Tennahill
Douglas Crivle
To Repair Road to Crow Creek For Maneuver Supplies
County commissioners act on repairing a road from the city to Crow Creek reserve as U S troops plan summer maneuvers. Proposals include widening the existing road or opening a long unused county road to provide access. Planners study maps and expect 6 900 to 3 000 soldiers to participate.
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U. S
Crow Creek
Tis City
JAP MERCHANTS PASS THRU ON TRAIN EN ROUTE
A carload of Japanese merchants and tradesmen studying American business methods passed through the city this morning aboard the Overland Limited en route from Salt Lake City to Denver. They travel on a special Pullman train with their own dining car and commissary onboard.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Miss Merriam to Tell of Peter Pan at Story Hour
Miss Bibel Merriam presents a shortened Peter Pan tale at the Carnegie library Friday at 4 PM. Children will see enlarged sketches by Arthur Rackham and hear of Kensington Gardens creatures and the adventures of Peter Pan and his fairy companions.
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Carnegie Library
Bibel Merriam
Peter Pan
Kisineton Gardana
J. M. Barry
Arthur Rackham
Elony
Mike Merriam
Jior
Kensington
Gandens Ij
London
Petar
Kenaingion Gardens
Yiascen
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Flushing
Brooks
Cheyenne Tribune
Albany County Bank
Lewis Marquardt
Thornburg Street
Lothia
Mongor
Marca
Kalimathe Laramie
Tothers
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Tenance Scott
Harriman Lines
Bryan Club
Mills’ University Book Store
Albany County
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Wyoming Cattlemen
National Livestock Association
UNI
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