American Patriotism at Its Lowest Amid Mexican Policy Critique
A 12 paragraph editorial argues American patriotism is at a historic low and criticizes President Wilson's Mexican policy. It recalls Taft era cautions, urges firm Monroe Doctrine stance, and stresses national unity, industrial protection, and tariff issues as core campaign concerns.
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Mate
United States
Wilson
Taft
Presi- Mippo
Tat
Theodore Roosevelt
Political prediction muddled with errors and confusion
The text blurts random phrases about Theodore Roosevelt, party loyalties, and predictions for a Republican president. It includes garbled sentences, mis-spellings, and unclear claims, making precise facts impossible to extract.
Fragmentary note on Republican convention aims
Snippet describes a move at a Republican National convention in Chicago to influence delegates toward reuniting the party and taking a strategic step. The text is garbled but implies efforts to direct delegates for party unity.
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New York State
Chicago
Three Fundamental Barons in Republican Address
In New York the Republican state convention heard Hon. Blibu Root challenge Democracy in the upcoming presidential race. He charged the administration with three fundamental errors: lacking foresight to back diplomacy with military force, forfeiting world respect for policy, and failing to interpret the spirit of American democracy during wartime events. He urged Republicans to press the Democrats to defend their record and voters to decide who can govern.
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New York
Chicago
Blibu Root
Root
Mr. Root
Cle
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
Nervy Scribe Praises Elk Steak Then Criticizes Host
W. H. Howey of Riverton Chronicle recalls editor and Mrs. Bowey dining at HO. Lawer bearing last Sunday. The editor asserts truth telling after a long elk steak tale, noting the meat grew tough and the elk mile myth.
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W. H. 4. Howey
The
Riverton Chronicle
Bowey
Lawer
Laver
Camere Dever Teared to Iheleli Series In Lincoln County
The writer reflects on conditions in Western Wyoming and Lincoln County, comparing past winters and current weather reports. They claim readers deserve straight, careful news and state their judgment comes from long experience in the region. The piece notes a cautious stance toward arctic forecasts and the impact on local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Tarnd
Wyoming
Westers
Storkman
Lincoln County
Camere
Lincoln couple wed by telephone in quick service
A Lincoln couple married by telephone with the preacher dialing in from a distant location, illustrating a novel and rapid marriage method. The article notes the distance and the efficiency of the ceremony.
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Lincoln
Basin Publican
Pay-up Week Prompts Subscribership Reminders Nationwide
The notice urges subscribers to settle fur remittances during a pay-up week across the United States. It emphasizes many have already paid but a number remain overdue and invites prompt action to maintain service and support.
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United States
Declaration of War or Honor at New York GOP Speech
The New York World disputes claims that Kithu Root’s remarks at the Republican state convention in New York were a declaration of war. It argues the speech was a call for honor and American patriotism.
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The
New York World
Kithu Root
New York
Mr. World
Better Country Roads Urged by Community Leader
A local speaker urges faster action on improving roads citing safer travel and stronger community growth. The message emphasizes public discussion, political will, and steady progress toward higher quality infrastructure.
Republicans Compete in Pungent Editorial Stance
The Lusk Herald notes a blunt critique of Republicans with no clear policy, arguing they seek anyone to defeat pan son. The piece asserts Woodrow will surely be reelected, calling the prediction “without doubt” though the reason for the qualifier remains unexplained.
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Panson
Woodrow
Lusk Herald
Utah Republicans vote on state meeting amid judge's dissenting view
Judge Goodwin of Good Weekly claims strong dissent at a GOP meeting in Utah despite a unanimous party vote. He hints personal dislike for Theodore Roosevelt colors his report, and omits any cap P in progressive.
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of Utah
Republican Party
Judge Goodwin
Good Weekly
Theodore Roosevelt
Cap
The Invisible Government Revealed by Everyday Work
A Howard Hughes era style publisher suggests that the unseen ruling force becomes obvious when one opens a coal mine or drills an oil well. The piece argues Uncle Samuel exposes the invisible government through practical enterprise, making political figures mere figureheads.
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Samuel
Heulett Globe
Secretary Garrison and Wilson in Army Increase Dispute
The correspondence between Secretary Garrison and the President raises questions about the legality and authority of plans for increasing the army. It questions why President Wilson did not consult Congress before instructing Garrison on actions to take.
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Garrison
Douglas
Wilson
Congress
Wool shipments from Argentina alarm Wyoming wool growers
The Casper Tribune notes a surge in Argentine wool exports to the United States from Oct 1 to Dec 1, 1915, totaling 91 296 bales versus 3 917 bales in the same period 1914. Under free trade tariffs, this 846 percent rise alarms local Wyoming growers about future market effects after the European war.
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Wyoming
Casper Tribune
Leek Warns on Jackson Flolo Game Conditions
An article by 5. N. Leek urges caution about conditions in the Jackson flolo where losses may occur if feeding extends to April. Leek notes government experts visited the range and reported calf declines, while evidence suggests many cows could have made such an assessment, touching on various good subjects.
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N. Leek
Jackson Flolo
Mr. Leek
Knaw Caine
Mir
Leek
Progressives of Utah Endorse Amalgamation with Republicans
At a recent conference in Salt Lake City the Progressives of Utah backed union with Republicans to advance national unity and end uncertainty. Dissenters opposed the resolutions but leaders pledged support for any national move. Roosevelt was warmly welcomed in remarks.
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Oteh
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roosevelt
Fragmentary Note on Holiday Gadgets and Baseball
The passage jokingly mentions the sma ppy and eltmas with digressions about angle worms and a vague remark about gulp. It shifts to a surreal image of cows with war or claw interference affecting baseball, creating a disjointed, noncoherent scene.
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Gue
Mardi Gras Visit and Cheap Provisions in New Orleans
A freesteeet from Mia Bran don describes staying in New Orleans through Mardi Gras first week of March, visiting Tampa and Kemmerer, and touring the old St Louis hotel and French Market. She notes eight heads of lettuce for cents and other produce at bargain prices during the trip.
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Mia
Brandon
New
Orleane
Tampa
Kemmerer
St. Loula
Advertising Growth Mirrors Merchant Ambition
A businessperson pursues steady growth while attracting attention from traders and advertisers. The piece contrasts entrepreneurial ambition with active merchant promotion, illustrating how expanding ventures draw commercial interest and branding.
Cornerstone Laying at Cheyenne State House
Informal cornerstone ceremony at the state house in Cheyenne uncovered a copper container in the old west wing. Deputy treasurer Charles H. Morgan prepared the wax seal, and the box held March and February 1887 papers, a Cheyenne pictorial, governor reports, and signatures.
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State House
Cheyenne
Chas. H. Morgan
Capitol Commission
Oid
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Cheyenne Daily Sun
Moonlight
Tme
Wyoming
Morgan
Kendrick
Lincoln Call to Faithful Progress in Facing Fear
A brief Lincoln quotation urges renewed trust in God and steadfast, fearless forward motion with manly hearts as the nation moves ahead.
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God
Lincoln
Boston Wool Market Holds Steady Demand Amid Large Volume
The Boston wool market shows steady demand from manufacturers with a large volume of business. Most authorities expect values to be maintained, while outlooks vary on future trends. Dun's Review notes broad consumption and no excess supply.
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Evdence
Dun
Paulin Penn Paul Paulson A Mine Workers Official
Paulin Penn Paul Paulson an international board member of the Mine Workers of Wyoming is commissioned at Clearfield Pennsylvania in the second district. In a letter to the Journal dated last Monday he reports good health and sends greetings to friends in Wyoming.
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Paul Paulson
The
Mine Workers of Wyoming Sioned
Clearfeld
Paul
Wyoming Labor Journal
Glencoe man buried after death not ruled foul play
A man found dead in a cabin in Glencoe was thought to have died naturally after some suspected foul play. He was buried on February 14 in Glencoe cemetery, with no known relatives and not a member of the Local Union.
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Glencoe A
Embree
Non
Altho Reese
Glenburied
Glencoe
Washington reacts to midwest speeches on preparedness
Fragmentary remarks describe Democratic opposition in Congress to President Wilawa's appeals in Pittsburg. Critics push back with hostile language and veiled threats as hopes for party unity fade amid stalled legislative action on preparedness measures.
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Washington
Middle
West
Congress
Wilawa
Pittsburg
Handful of Inquiries for New Spring Abstract Co. Services
The notice notes strong demand for spring services from Abstract and Co. with many inquiries and interest in offerings. It signals active sales prospects and potential outreach to capitalize on market interest.
Recording Ear Marks Sparks Livestock Mark Debate
A question arises about ear marks for stock owners in the county. Fred J H of Bronx asks if a neighbor may use the same ear mark if first recorded, but State Board of Livestock Commissioners secretary Fred L Thompson says the program will record any requested earmark since enough marks exist. The article notes ear marks should be tied to a brand to ensure unique identification, especially for sheep, where brands can blur with wool.
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Fred J H. Paper
Bronx
Fred L. Thompson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Mr. Thompson
Jen Moore
Fockmaster
Geological Survey notes soil erosion across the United States
The Geological Survey states an average of 5 tons of soil and loose rock wash into the ocean yearly from every square mile of U S terrain. The vast area the nation occupies underscores the scale of this erosion and its impact on the coast.
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United States
Geological Survey
Wariece
Broken Leg Jem Suffers Injuries in Accident
Broken Leg Jem, a five year old son of A Savage, sustained a broken leg and numerous facial bruises in the incident. He was treated at a local hospital and remains under observation.
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Jem
A. Savage
Jury draw in Barrett grand larceny case questioned
Judge Arnold left Kemmerer for Green River to rule on a jury selected for the State of Wyoming versus Pat Barrett. A prior jury and a second panel overlapped, violating state law, as the case had been called twice and the second jury had acquitted Barrett before the judge could rule.
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John Arnold
Kemmerer
Green River
State of Wyoming
Pat Barrett
District Court
Rees
Sta Barrett
Court House Notes on Land Deeds Filed in Recent Week
Land ape and warranty deeds recorded by the county clerk during the past week. Transfers include multiple parties such as M. Fi and Mary Jand, Joseph G Reel, Edmond Hepworth, Hannah Hepworth, and Wam Casier, with various lots and tracts noted from 1915 to 1916.
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M. PF
Mery Loomis
O. H. Kelly
Se Sheen
Joseph G Reel
Wee
Edmond Hepworth
Hannah Hepworth
Casier
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Peau
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Ravel
New Orleans
Boston Wool Market
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