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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
8
President argues tariff politics distort schedules and favor big manufacturers. He calls for gradual downward revision and broad partnership of workers and capital in shaping banking, labor, and trade policy. He warns against narrow interests and urges development of waterways and merchant marine while advancing the Panama Canal.
The speaker stresses American naval strength and self reliance, arguing for building ships and ending tolls. He praises the Democratic stance on education in agriculture and industry as essential to national power and warns against using government for private aims, pledging to be a servant of the people.
The Wyoming Tribune reports on the Cheyenne pioneers group forming again nine years after initial organization. Mrs Charles Ohnhous recalls her membership, certificates were issued, and Mrs W Gutterman remains active. Ho pe remains that Willie Deming will allow the pioneers to continue.
A U S bulletin cites that out of twenty million schoolchildren, less than 75 percent need no health attention while many suffer organ and growth issues. It notes widespread heart trouble, tuberculosis, spinal deformities, defective vision, enlarged tonsils and teeth problems, with millions affected across categories. Champion bowler H B Thompson visits for a few days.
Local notice advertises property sale by T and Co within 10 to 60 days. It mentions 21 Plains Hotel and contact numbers 152 and Window Glass. Possible listing includes The Fherman Co.
Ishmail Hoek One prinsky, editor of the Terjoman, returned from a visit to advance a modern elementary school for Indian Mohammedans. The plan, the new method, shifts from Arabic letter spelling to phonetic reading, promising faster literacy and broader instruction. Adoption in Crimea and a Constantinople Normal School signals gradual nationwide rollout.
Capt. de Fossa announces the Vincennes donjon, tall over 160 feet with 327 steps, thick walls, and five stories. The keep, once a Napoleonic storehouse, now showcases 700 years of history including royal use, imprisonment, and armament relics from the First Empire.
E L Emery came back from Salt Lake City after traveling from Laramie by auto with Roy Schench and others. The group met mayors and officials along the way and found the roads heavy but fair. Rawlins was named as the site for the association's next mid summer meeting.
Dr. William B. Bigler of Dallastown presents an 1813 Carlisle book by Archibald Louden to the Cumberland County Historical Society. The volume Travels In the Holy Land Egypt Turkey and Aafa includes Jerusalem by Charles Thompson and showcases early color printing in the United States.
City Editor Clark McClurg of The Cheyenne State Leader toured Laramie with police after hobos were removed from a train at Otto. He rode along, then breakfasted in Laramie before returning to Cheyenne, noting embarrassment over lacking cash and vowing to decline future police trips.
A seasoned educator captivates learners by inspiring inquiry and igniting imagination. The approach blends clear explanations with thought provoking questions, encouraging exploration, risk taking, and a love of discovery in the classroom.
Hundreds of visitors attended a Keefe Hall electric cooking demonstration hosted by Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power company. Women and men watched roasting, testing and baking with two stove styles, including an automatic model combining electricity and a fireless cooker.
Late returns from yesterday's primary in Topeka Kansas do not show whether Governor Stubbs or Senator Curtis won the Senate nomination. Both claim victory and the official count will decide.
The Bugir hearing conducted by the Government here for three days ended this afternoon. Further hearing will start in Denver on Monday.
Colorado and Southern will sell round trip tickets from Cheyenne to Denver on August 6 7 and 8 1912 with a limit until August 18 priced at 4.25 dollars for the Supreme and Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting. For details contact H D Dyer agent D and RY Co Cheyenne Wyoming or T B Fisher G P AC and S Ry Co See Stevenson for all kinds of wiring. Telephone 696 tt
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