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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
8
The Louisville Courier Journal prints Henry Watterson’s editorial on Bryan’s Democratic nomination strength. It argues Bryan’s appeal within the party and among independents may secure victory in the upcoming election.
Editorial discusses the clash between reformers and big money interests led by Morgans Belmonts Harrimans and Ryans. It argues Bryan offers integrity over expediency and warns that corporate wealth will withhold support if Bryan is nominated. Commentary contrasts Republican and Democratic elites and urges a clear choice for the nation.
The Indianapolis News notes a surprising shift as Wall Street endorses Taft for president, despite earlier opposition to Roosevelt and his policies. The piece questions the anomaly and the seeming alignment of financial interests with Taft’s candidacy.
City reporters note Lander’s women boosters created a bold commercial club on a long 2300 mile trip to Omaha. The unit’s originality dwarfs the men’s group in town, marking a striking example of civic initiative.
Brief clippings show humorous exchanges and quips from the Philadelphia Record and humor magazines. Dialogues touch on arithmetic in kindergarten, a wartime query about Taft, Arizona admission jokes, a hostess mishap over milk in tea, and a tavern remark about a town’s political origins.
Rev John Dixon of New York doubts editors in his town ever saw the Mississippi. General Buller is dead after many reports. A Chicagoan finds 68000 in forgotten stock from twenty years ago. Governor Post of Porto Rico moves to buy arms for the island police. Prof Charles G Rivet of Louisiana receives officer d academie from France and has published fifteen French poems.
C. B. Weeks, expert machinist of the Union Pacific, will leave soon for Bay City Michigan to inspect and test rail road machinery for a Mexican road. The equipment includes a crane of unusual magnitude.
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