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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
8
The item shows entry as second class matter dated September 5 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming under the 1879 act. Subscription rates line appears garbled with unreadable values.
A collage of editorial snippets from various papers lampoons money, politics, and university issues. It notes calls for uninstructed delegates, critiques Taft endorsements, and mocks party machinery while referencing public figures and editorial stances. The tone blends satire with pointed political commentary on conventions and leadership.
Salt Lake Herald reports a sharp congress controversy over forest reserve management led by Pinchot. Mondell of Wyoming spearheads the attack while Agriculture Committee members defend a system they know little about. The piece notes arbitrary powers and the executive designation of reserve areas as signs of republican tension.
A Denver convention shows forest service influence shaping grazing privileges and land disposals. Delegates complain of government-funded supporters suppressing real opinion, asserting the service wields unchecked political power and threatens public accountability.
The World Herald notes boosted independent sentiment as Democrats under Mr. Williams stir Congress. The Springfield Republican says Williams’ filibuster will wake a bored public, despite four months of inaction and high salaries, while pressuring Republicans to take public stances on presidentially favored measures.
The Salt Lake Herald notes Cornelius Bliss of the Republican corruption fund did not receive 1990 500000 from the Metropolitan Street Railway. It questions who actually got the contribution and suggests tracing the funds from the bank to the recipient, noting Mark Hanna is deceased.
Mr Clark of Mingouri criticizes Republican editors and publishers for pushing repeal of the wood pulp tariff. He blames thirteen lawmakers including twelve Ways and Means members and the speaker for blocking the bill. He says they should be pressured to repeal or face defeat in November.
Governor Brooks asserts Taft's nomination is assured and urges early loyalty to the band wagon. He warns Wyoming should join the parade to Bryanville as independent republicans flood the wagon, with a second vehicle likely needed soon.
A collage of letters and quips from various periodicals and a street scene joke. Snippets feature a judge and cash book chatter, a life line about hanging, a vent in the Cleveland paper, and humorous shop and neighbor anecdotes with playful dialects and portraits of domestic life.
Kansas City April 16, at the conference of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints the discussion on marriage and divorce continued. Elder T Chattburn argued some marriages are worse than hell and urged allowing divorce on non scriptural grounds without divine revelation.
William J. Bryan will travel through New York state from April 17 to 22 and will meet Mrs Brygy in New York City after a European trip. He plans an April 14 speech in Peoria Illinois and will visit Michigan on April 15 and 16.
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