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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader publishes daily except Monday as Cheyenne Wyoming’s official paper. Subscriptions: daily one year, three months, one month rates listed. deliveries by carrier mornings including Sunday. address delivery complaints to City Circulator T. Joe Cahill.
Ed John H Ward of Uinta County Andrew McMicke of Carbon County and B G Rogers of Bighorn County are named as presidential electors in Wyoming ballot materials.
Senator Hopkins and Mr. Taft clash over a party platform binding the GOP to its omissions. The debate centers on income tax, campaign finance disclosure, and railroad valuation, with Roosevelt pushing for policies ignored by Chicago conventions. Bryan signals shifting views as income tax gains currency.
The Cheyenne Leader reports a call for financial support to aid William J Bryan’s presidential bid. Donors from any party are urged to contribute to cover travel, hall rental, literature, and campaign logistics. Receipts issued by The Leader. contributor names and amounts to be published weekly. John E Osborne, Western HQ, Democratic National Committee, Denver CO.
The piece reviews changing views of reform figures including railroad regulation tariff reform Filipino independence and phonograph use in political discourse. It notes Taft's promoting positions and skeptical press treatment while quoting various public figures and opinions from the era.
Comic exchanges from multiple papers feature miscues about speech, block signals preventing wrecks, graft slang, education risks, hazing, and wedding romance. The column sketches quick quips and social absurdities reflecting early 20th century humor and public tone.
The report notes an undistinguished citizen occupying President Roosevelt's Virginia home during absences. Mr Hisgen sees some value in his nomination as many women treat it as an excuse for kissing him. A Tolstoi Countess letter says Count Tolstoi improves but remains weak and inaccessible. A jail couple marries after meeting there, prompting a lenient suggested annulment of a short sentence. Benedick and Isaac Stephenson are cited in marriage and term anecdotes. Jacob Coxey, leader of the 1894 unemployed march, now in New York, aims to back the Populist cause and Thomas Watson for president.
A physician notes complexion and teeth reflect personal refinement and health. He argues these traits can be improved through intelligent treatment. Visit Dr S H Sweratt the up to date dentist in Bresnahan block 1617% Ferguson street for dental care.
The Democratic National Committee designs a wave of speeches across September and October. Chairman Atwood coordinates visits to Maine with major speakers like Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma and Congressman Clark of Florida to rally support before the September 14 election.
John Derkin, a motorcycle racer practicing at the Agricultural Park track in Los Angeles, lost control of his bike, crashed through a fence and suffered a fractured skull. He died last night.
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