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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
8
Public notice identifies Bartlett as a second class matter entry at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under congressional act. It lists subscription options and rates for six months three months one month and one year with office stamps and dates.
Editorial snapshot notes the 1908 campaign, predicting Taft and Sherman together with Bryan and others in the race. It comments on Roosevelt’s influence, the beef price, and the summer’s crop value while joking about political weight and hot news.
A historical critique argues Wall Street caused a widespread panic eight months ago by inflating speculation and diverting capital from productive use. The piece claims banks held excess reserves while gamblers accessed cheap credit, prompting a popular education campaign about the currency issue and opposition to congressional schemes.
The piece accuses Taft of fostering labor injunctions while opposing an anti injunction plank, calls out the tariff plank as a post election gimmick, and blames Republican fundraisers for defending tariffs that favor foreign producers over Americans.
The piece denounces the Aldrich bill as a Wall Street engineered victory enabling government to take on 500 million dollars of unsalable securities. It blames Senate leaders Fairbanks and Cannon, condemns Roosevelt for aiding the measure, and accuses the session of cold deliberate double dealing and time manipulation.
A collage of light humorous quotes from U S papers including Uncle Eben on money and pride in false teeth a coal dealer on honest weight a plain man on days long and short an actress and tights a convict with two wives and other light exchanges including a boxer editor and Luther Burbank notes in a Leader ads block
At the Waitsburg Washington golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs Albert G Lloyd more than 200 old settlers offered congratulations. Lloyd crossed the plains in 1845 and joined a four day fight with Indians on the Walla Walla river bank. Little Joe Brown, 57, son of Gov Joe Brown, is named as Georgia’s forthcoming governor and described as shrewd and long winded. George C Buchanan, British government engineer and Rangoon port commission president, visits St Louis to study Mississippi jetty plans for a 6 million dollar Rangoon retaining wall.
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