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Second class matter notice dated September 6 1997 from Cheyenne Wyoming post office under act of March 3 1979. Subscription rates announced for readers.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
8
Second class matter notice dated September 6 1997 from Cheyenne Wyoming post office under act of March 3 1979. Subscription rates announced for readers.
The article discusses President Roosevelt renaming the San Jacinto forest reserve in Southern California to the Cleveland National Forest to honor President Cleveland. It contrasts Republican and Democratic positions on inland waterways and transportation improvements, noting Congress’ inaction and the administration’s push for waterways development.
The report notes American athletes winning in London at the Olympian Games. It highlights names like O’Finnigan McCarthy and O’Rourke as American victors, praising them and contrasting American progress with British pride in athletic training.
The piece lauds American endurance and moral courage while attacking a proposed British rule barring competitors tied to trade. It argues Americans, including cowhands and workers, deserve equal Olympic access and criticizes restricting social rules, urging retention of open, merit-based competition. It also references stock market malpractices, Roosevelt’s stance, and a light poem on angling advice.
Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor declares for Bryan and garners major AFL support for Democratic nominees. He says organized labor will cast nearly an almost unanimous vote and push labor into national politics, opposing Taft and the trusts, with implications for eastern states once Republican.
The column questions Union Pacific profits and tax payment while noting Taft campaign barrels in Colorado Springs. It mocks Roosevelt for domestic fails and cites rail wage-cut talks in Chicago. A playful note lists four lettered presidential contenders and the fate of those named with four letters.
An Indianapolis machinist has been fined 1500 dollars for violation of the anti trust laws. The case centers on competitive practices in manufacturing and enforcement actions by federal authorities.
A collage of quirky dialog from Philadelphia papers and Harper's Weekly. Scenes include Blobbs and Megeendorfer Blatter debating respect and motors, a bookstore clerk offering Antony and Cleopatra for fifty cents, and a showman negotiating pay while a father recalls pre motor times.
The note records Senor Obaldia winning all Panama votes to become president. It also notes a planned world chess championship match between Dr. Sigismund Tarrasch and Dr. Emanuel Lasker slated to begin August 17, subject to possible change.
John P. Erich reports his delivery motorcycle has eight months of use and has traveled over 8000 miles including a round trip from San Francisco to New York and back.
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