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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
8
Turn on the Lights Editorial Snap Shots
A collection of light editorial comments from the Cheyenne Tribune and Raw ins Republican pieces. Topics include the Industrial club recruitment, Mr Carnegies disapproval of trusts, gas delaying publication, alimony claims, Congress pay messages, and a quip about a spear on women.
The Worm Turns in Washington Herald Snippet
A Washington Herald fragment notes a woman buys a gown for three hundred dollars and a man, “the worm,” can only squirm and turn his cuff and collar.
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Washington Herald
Republican Praise and Limits in Bryan Portrait
The Indianapolis News editor Harry New hails William Jennings Bryan, likening him to Jackson, Clay, Blaine, and Roosevelt for loyalty and oratory, while noting Bryan’s rise from Congress and his status as a defeated candidate with enduring influence.
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Harry 8. New
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Mr. Bryan
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
James G. Blaine
Theodore Roosevelt
Jackson
Clay
Blaine
Roosevelt
White House
Bryan
Campaign for 500: Cheyenne Industrial Club Seeks 600 Members
The Industrial club in Cheyenne launches a campaign to recruit 500 members for a city uplifting, pro business push. With 270 enrolled after two hours, organizers urge all merchants, laborers and professionals to join and back a “Greater Cheyenne” through cooperative effort and local enterprise. Victory is in the air as momentum grows.
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Industrial Club
Ita
Civi
Ari
Cheyenne
West
Swaltz Located in Cheyenne West Since Four Years
Swaltz remains found in Cheyenne for four years with a fully up to date office. He offers affordable prices, not inflated by high charges, and maintains eastern price standards. Why not patronize him.
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Pr. Swaltz
Cheyenne
American in Exile Wins Wide Respect Abroad
He toured abroad and won distinction presenting a simple American in private life who was commanded by kings and sought by counselors of an older civilization with respect and defer ence. He returned to popularity higher than any prior ride.
Wit and Humor Jokes Around Justice And Marriage
A string of light quips from various papers features a judge joking about justice and spring signs. The dialogue includes a robin question, misheard phrases, and marriage- and poetry-related gags.
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DeQuix
Press calls for resignations spark university board debate
State papers urge President Gramm and Dr Grace Raymond Hebard to resign from the university board. Editors mock the idea of death or resignation, while local papers condemn peanut politics and push for honest, radical change in state politics.
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Sheridan Post and Enterprise
Gramm
Grace Raymond Hebard
Buffalo Bulletin
Congress degraded to a kindergarten of unready speakers
The Worland Grit laments the Congressional Record as showcasing schoolboy orators from across the nation with brains below par, turning the august forum of statesmanship into a place for unworthy players.
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Congressional Record
Worland
Wyoming Should Adopt Broad Primary Law
The Wyoming State Journal argues last week's primaries showed rights of the people are ignored and urges adoption of a broad primary law modeled after Wisconsin. It calls on Wyoming senators and representatives to propose and pass such legislation at the next legislative session.
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Wyoming
Wisconsin
Wyoming State Journal
Health Tip Narrative From A Long Running Publication
An aged snippet reflects on bolstering digestion and general wellness over decades. It hints at routines or advice shared across a long span, suggesting enduring concerns about abdominal health and regularity.
Supreme Court Likely to Rule against Apportionment Act
A reading of a brief filed by Senators Williams and Sullivan argues the legislative apportionment act is unconstitutional. The Riverton New urges swift, honest work for state development and national health despite partisan friction.
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Supreme Court
John T. Williams
Patrick Sullivan
Riverton New
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