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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
8
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The editorial mocks a university trustees controversy as corrupt and calls out political deals in congress. It notes Roosevelt land policy criticism and mentions trustees Cleared for President Tisdell amid broader GOP strife and Leap Year innuendo.
The address by Chairman Miers at the Democratic state convention in Indianapolis condemns Republican rule. It claims a centralized government and trusts dominate industry, forcing closures and layoffs while price control and output manipulation harm workers and the economy.
Mondell assails Baron Pinchot in a dramatic House session accusing him of imperial schemes, misuse of funds, and false entries. Roosevelt counters Pinchot influenced his land policy while Pinchot defends his public image amid calls for disclosures about water rights and forestry spending.
The Cheyenne Leader reprints Pinchot approved range leasing rules from 1907, urging western settlers to obtain permits before grazing or crossing government land. It lists permit requirements, stock limits, appeal paths, and enforcement, emphasizing gradual change and cost to users.
The Tribune denounces Taft opponents as hypocritical and deceitful. It pledges relentless editorial pressure to sway public opinion, describing anti Taft sentiment as widespread and persistent and comparing its campaign to a storm of rain and thunder.
Resolutions deposing President Tisdel were prepared last Thursday evening not at a university trustees meeting but at a conference between three individuals. They were later adopted at the Saturday meeting as a mere form.
Judge Ward McAllister, son of New York society leader, died in San Rafael California at 9:30 this morning after an appendectomy. He had suffered paralysis for two years and could not recover from the operation performed last Saturday.
A collage of dated quips from multiple papers traces social witticisms about debt embarrassment and social scenes. It notes a runabout failing after a short distance and a luncheon bluff, reflecting light humor and cross newspaper crosscuts.
A Philadelphia Press fragment recalls an innkeeper and attendants debating liquor types with comic titles. A boy asks what a linear foot is and the father replies with a joke about hereditary lineage. The snippet hints at humor in a historical drinking locale.
Notices announce the Democratic State Convention in Cheyenne on May 14 1908 to nominate presidential electors and a U.S. representative, plus six delegates and six alternates to the Denver national convention. Delegates from districts meet at 9 am. 100 delegates are apportioned by county votes for John J Hamm.
An advertisement touts a single bottle as sufficient proof that this medicine cures dyspepsia indigestion costiveness biliousness colds grippe and general weakness. It claims results will satisfy the user and emphasizes the product as a cure-all.
A brief notice stating that Chevenne Light Fuel and Power Company will open a new office at 1609 Capitol Ave. The fragment emphasizes improving urban lighting and energy services with the new location, highlighting the company’s expansion into the area.
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