Reply to Mr Cook and the Mexican policy debate
A lengthy exchange defends President Wilson and the Democratic Congress over railroad strike prevention and Mexican policy. It argues Republicans failed to enact arbitration, disputes Wilson's diplomacy, notes Carrizal and Vera Cruz incidents, and traces Mexican history from Diaz to Huerta to support a limited intervention stance and watchful waiting as beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Wilson
Republican Party
National Board of Arbitration
Democratic Congress
Cook
Woodrow Wilson
The
United States
Ir. Cooke
Mexico
Columbus
Keupert
Wutahe
Huerta
Mesico
Taft
Mr. Wilson
Diaz
Madero
Gret
Mexi
Ford and Tarbell for Wilson campaign
Two additions to the Wilson camp are Henry Ford and Ida Tarbell. Ford brings vast influence and represents a broad anti liberal perspective, having been a prior Republican presidential contender. His support could sway voters in key midwestern states and affect the President's standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Henry Ford
Republcan
Ida Tarbell
Ford
The Art of Kidding and a Typographical Misstep
A satirical note from a columnist jokes about the art of kidding in a contemporary publication. It mentions a typographical error and a mistaken editorial claim naming Vicw President Marshall and Charles Hughes on a Republican ticket, asking for a correction in a future issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reptilican
Thuat
Kidse
Vicw
Marshal Dld
Kemmerer
Charles Moone Hughes
Republican
Speech of Acceptance Delighted Nation Waits for Answers
The speaker Mr Huxiion delivered the acceptance speech as the country awaited responses to questions posed by the late committee. The forthcoming day would bring the committee’s resolutions, with the public eager for clear guidance and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxiion
Tye
Thors Cloh
Voters Discuss Candidate Ahead of Upcoming Election
Fragmentary text shows a political discussion about supporting Mr. Wilnwn and his candidacy. It mentions Americans interested in the election and deciding whether Kalor will lead the government, with a vote for President Wiles implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilnwn
Thas Kaler
Wiles
Fair talk at Kemmerer and Cokeville Register
P W Olson, a business visitor to Kemmerer, met Lincoln County cattlemen and sheepmen. They discussed using Peace Grove Frontier as a fair ground and Ole Olson offered to furnish the land. Ranchers want a show place on the railroad and urged exhibitors to support a locally located fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Olson
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Peacee Grove
Clergyman Visitation Reported in Cokeville
Rev. Galeapie spent Wednesday and Thursday with Rev. Teese Kemmerer in Cokeville, according to the Cokeville Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeapie
Teese Kemmerer
Cokeville Register
Owner management statement for Kemmerer Camera 1916
A weekly publication notice from Kemmerer Wyoming announces compliance with the 1912 act. It lists editor Robert R. Rose and business manager Charles E. Mortagues. The statement notes security holdings by insiders and includes a sworn subscriber clause dated the 26th of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Camera
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Robert R. Rose
Charles E. Mortagues
Yam Monsages
Folly, Scandal and a Fatal Duel Unfold in A Price for Folly
Jean de Segni lavishes gifts on Dorothes Jordeau until his fortune vanishes. Dorothes rebukes him for the scandal and sides with M. Henri Longdor. Duke de Gagni suppresses his wife’s wild life as tragedy strikes his family. Jean overhears Langdon’s anti Jean remarks and a duel leaves Jean fatally wounded. He dies confessing his role in his parents’ deaths. The tale shifts to a school postponement due to polio and local notes from Mahlon Quesly and W. J. McGinale.
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Jean de Segni
Dorothes Jordeau
Jean
Dorothes
Henri Longdor
Duke de Gagni
Berboyey
Joan
M. Langdon
Langdon
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TE Kemmerer
Robert B. Hose
Charles KE. Bruce
Oregon
Haaves Kemmerer
MR. Cook
Wilsonson
Carrizal
Boyd
Yola
Mir
Muerte
Vera Cros
Beot
Mestco
Roonevelt
T Ia
Acassee
Anaes
Ford and
Tarbell
Uae
Kemmerer Cokeville
C. A. Christmas
Mahlon
W. J. McGinale
Midway
Granger
European Hotel
Hage Anderson & Company
Europa Saloon
Leute Gerbits
Kemmerer Shoe Store
B. A. Sawaya
Prop
Josph BR. Underwood
United States Senate
G. Mr. Dodge
Congress
Missouri River
Union Pacific System
Union Acific
Union Pacific
D. 8. Spencer
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
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