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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
4
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson has become the logical opponent of Taft and the standpatters. It praises Wilson as the popular favorite, notes Clark and Harmon weakness, and predicts Wilson’s momentum for the Democratic nomination and likely landslide if nominated.
Raican revolutionists who toppled Ding M claim conditions in Mexico are worse than under Diaz. They accuse Madero of neglecting reforms while warning of ruin, noting unsafe roads and lost business, though exaggeration may reflect partisan aims. They blame former soldiers and revolutions for security issues.
The Pueblo Journal notes travel dangers abroad and argues that Madero is not the foremost leader to preside over Mexico. It suggests his methods provoke opposition and even revolt, stating peace will not return until Madero renews the presidency.
New York World highlights a bill advancing through the Assembly that would grant New York courts power to admit discipline oversee and discipline lawyers akin to English courts. It would allow judges to censure suspend and disbar attorneys for conduct prejudicial to justice supported by Carnegie Foundation findings on litigation delays and public disdain for law and judiciary.
The campaign to control the Republican National Convention focuses on nearly two hundred delegates across Illinois, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, New York, Maine, Vermont, Michigan, Kentucky and Missouri. Taft holds 262 pledged delegates and needs 269 for a majority, with 130 to 140 expected from this week’s contests. the Democratic side also tests strength in Illinois, Pennsylvania and New York as Wilson and Clark vie for influence.
The Golden Prairie District is cited as healthier than expected with seed purchases rising. North and northwest Cheyenne settlements need aid, urging contributions to the Tribune or The Leader. Merchants and professionals are asked to donate, aiding state development and crop prospects. Submit funds or loan requests to W. C. Deming, I. 83. Bartlett, or M. H. Hartung in Cheyenne.
A Wyoming text cites Congressman Campbell defending fair homestead laws over inspector bias. It notes Albany county Democrats meet in Laramie on May 7 to select presidential preference and six delegates to the state convention, with the May 19 Cheyenne convention to pick national delegates in Baltimore. The passage concludes with civic urging to act.
Hank attends a meeting of BPashul agents to discuss a proposed Borra Homestead bill. The secretary reads minutes and urges opposing the bill to protect agent business. They plan to urge Senator Warn and push Taft to veto, amid a call to mobilize regional opposition.
The Wyoming primary bill allows cross party nomination via ballots and faces criticism as silly yet benefits independent voting. Proponents argue it curbs graft while opponents warn of manipulated outcomes. critics urge a fair trial before judgment.
The largest share of women in Germany works in clothing and allied trades, with 1,562,000 employed in that sector.
Report describes a simulated clash between red and blue forces at Fort Russell Cheyenne with Captain Hamilton and Captain Battel commanding opposing units from Eleventh Infantry Ninth Cavalry and scouts. Major Heavey rules the exercise while the tale hints at summer maneuvers and local tribe lore.
The Eleventh Infantry and detachments will be paid today. The Fourth Field Artillery tomorrow and the Ninth Cavalry Friday.
Corporal Groff remains on post but will depart Sunday for a three months furlough. He is set to join Bidwell’s tossers for the coming season after receiving a letter from Bidwell outlining the move.
Private Frank Moore of Company 1 Eleventh Infantry has been placed in confinement for repeating. He was dishonorably discharged under a prior designation and reenlisted with the Eleventh Infantry under an assumed name.
In a Friday pool match Ambulance Company No 1 of the Eleventh Infantry defeated the Eleventh Infantry detachment by 81 balls. On Saturday Company L of the Eleventh Infantry beat the Post Hospital by 67 balls.
A preserved clipping mentions the Sherman Company and a Sanitas query or reference with a private tone about secrets and memory. The fragmentary text hints at a trust-oriented parable or anecdote linked to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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