Cheyenne Daily Leader Publisher Rates and Dates
Cheyenne Daily Leader details subscriptions and rates for six months three months and one month with pricing for one year. John Bartlett listed as editor and the paper indicates second class matter status at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office dated September 6 1907.
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Light on the political race and party maneuvering
The piece surveys Billy Bryan versus Billy Taft in a looming presidential contest. It notes Roosevelt backing the Republican convention and mentions the platform and candidate. It also comments on public reading habits, La Follette’s popularity, a judge’s injunction against goats, labor, Aldrich Vreeland act panic funds, and taunting remarks from various papers about racing and Taft’s likely first ballot victory.
Manufacturers Demand Modern Tariff Revisions
A historical note highlights American manufacturers calling for a modern tariff. They seek a scientific tariff that treats all interests justly, open markets abroad, and built on facts rather than suppositions. The drive gains momentum from the National Association of Manufacturers and Beveridge in American Industries for June.
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Republic
National Association of Manufacture Repator Beveridge
Scotland Yard Detective Flees Home Amid Fray
A Scotland Yard detective avoids warlike bravado as he leaves home. Meanwhile con men from Coney Island trick a member of a group, swindling him out of $200.
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Scotland Yard
Coney Island
Mondell Under Fire in Press Mockery of Cannon Rule
An Encampment Herald summary notes the New York Post and others attack Speaker Cannon and Mondell. The piece portrays Mondell as a trapped figure under a powerful delegation, while criticizing congressional autonomy and party cant. It reflects strong editorial distrust of the era’s congressional leadership.
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Buncombe
Cannon
Mares
New York Post
Congressman Mondell
Starvation in New York Described in Public Woes
New York newspapers publish columns on widespread suffering as hundreds of thousands face prolonged unemployment. The crisis hits women and children hardest while wealth contrasts with poverty in the city.
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New York
Wyoming newspapers question democratic meddling influence
The Casper Tribune remarks that the university faces no fault beyond excessive democratic meddling and questions whether thirty of Wyoming’s forty Republican papers, which have been loud in criticism, exert any real influence.
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Casper Tribune
Wyoming
Basin oil fields spark optimism in county
Over Garland area an oil well is reported to flow 75 to 100 barrels daily. The note compares this output to Pennsylvania fields, arguing that gradually the county's resources are being developed and prosperity will follow.
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Garland
Pennsylvania
Wit and humor from several newspapers
A collection of short jokes and humorous exchanges. The items include a chicken garden quip, a hospital dress code joke, a spelling comparison, a divorce quip about a pink tea, a capsule ingestion pun, a boarding house remark, and an agricultural editor's cow milking riddle told through an office boy’s reply.
Negro Republicans Protest Seats Denied at National Convention
Chicago on June 8 reports petitions circulated by Negro politicians in the Republican Party protesting the national committee decision that denied seats to black claimants from southern states at the national convention.
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Chicago
Republican Party
National Republican Committee
Suburban street car wreck kills one injures many
In St. Louis on June 8 a suburban street car from Creve Coeur lake jumped an embankment ten feet causing one death two dozen injuries. Three people were critically hurt and expected to die, with about twenty others seriously hurt.
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St. Louis
Creve Coeur Lake
Sheridan Enterprise Loses F HM Barrow
The Sheridan Enterprise loses F HM Barrow and the Wyoming Tribune gains him on its staff. Barrow strengthened the Enterprise and is expected to raise the Tribune to a higher level than its current standing.
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Meeteetsee Journaljam
Sheridan
Cheyenne Tribune
Worland Grit
Sheridan Enterprise
F. HM. Barrow
Wyoming Tribune
Tempting business inducements lure Chicago dealers
A collection of brief, scattered items notes temptations offered to Chicago dealers during the June 16 week. The summer plan aims to cut costs by “burning the waters” of Bubbly Creek.
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