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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
12
Discussion in the Senate and House criticizes current public land policy as un-American and notes a rise in appropriations for a spy system while land entitlements decline. Senators Clark and La Follette urge liberal treatment for settlers as thousands move to Canada.
A New York World critique notes that Eastern Packers and Armour & Co faced repeated delays and legal maneuvers from 1905 to 1910, culminating in a trial that did not imprison executives. The piece argues the Sherman Anti Trust Law should punish individuals, not just corporate entities, and warns against undermining criminal enforcement.
A regrotable state press note criticizes the Dig Horn Basin Progress Association for injecting tariff talk into public discourse at a meeting. It accuses a sugar interests alliance of pressuring Congress to resist raw sugar tariff cuts and warns of political bias in a non political body. The piece cites Park County Enterprise reporter Leo Schenck and Wyoming Blade editorials, labeling them as evidence of partisan influence and betrayal of public good.
The case against Chicago packing firms centers on conspiracy law and timing. Evidence suggests long running pools, secret meetings, and a 1908 shift to a clearinghouse structure to manage shipments and prices. Critics argue the government case was strong within exemptions, while the defense hinges on statute of limitations.
The Wisconsin State Journal comments on Arizona politics, recalling the recall move after Taft’s appointment of ex governor Sloan U.S. district judge. It urges the U.S. senate to reject Sloan, arguing hostility to Arizona’s constitution and improper conduct by former officials.
Dr Ignatz Nascher urged liberal consideration of elder physicians at the Medical Society of New York meeting. The era shows renewed energy on aging studies from Metchnikoff to current researchers, aiming at healthier, less painful aging and eventual widespread rejuvenation.
The article notes a Deadlock in New Mexico legislative elections leading to unexpected picks, with two dark horses emerging as potential senators. It questions the efficiency of the convention system and contrasts it with popular elections. It mentions Arizona and references aging land office officials and a teaser called a Teddygram.
A year ago Congressman Moodell led a push described as tearing up the earth to advance a party coin post act through Congress. The effort appeared harmless pastime then with little chance of passing in a Republican House. Reaction from Frank on the parcels post measure remains sought.
The President gave a strong Democratic address before Massachusetts General Court, highlighting the state constitution’s separation of powers. Experts cite Daniel Webster’s praise for a government of laws and not men, urging Taft to adhere to this principle amid party battles.
A Wyoming Times note criticizes the mean town gossip who harasses neighbors and editors, spreading faults of others while hiding his own. It urges quiet, constructive work and to stop tearing down what others build.
The United States Reclamation Service notes heavy settler growth in western irrigation projects with townsites laid out for markets and residences. An April 4 auction will sell lots in Powell Wyoming, and April 15 sales will occur in three Huntley Montana towns Wor den Ballantine and Pompey s Pillar. Limited opportunities exist for merchants doctors and professionals to establish in these thriving communities.
A playful scene unfolds as Jack Chenery visits the state capitol on April First. He wears a thread on his shoulder prompting a surprised stenographer to pluck away as Chenery carries a spool of thread and proclaims April Fool with a joking escape amid amused officials.
A light anecdote recounts a reason for tardiness. The speaker explains meeting Smithson and his stomach trouble, noting Cham berlain's Tablets as a suggested remedy. Sold by all dealers. Read the Cheyenne Blade Leader.
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