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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1916
Page
13
Editorial reflects on the flag symbolizing rights of citizens and the right to free self government regardless of race or antecedents, warning that to forget these traditions is to undermine American liberty.
The article argues film progress hinges on public morality and responsible production. It notes early cinema showed crude content but has improved as managers recognize clean, uplifting work wins patronage. It endorses self censorship driven by public standards, warns against eroticism for profit, and praises Shakespearean realism as a standard.
Publicity agent for the Payal faction notes editors and politicians rally to defend Hughes speech and its lone issue, the federal suffrage amendment. The piece argues Republicans face a defensive drift, discrediting the president and showing poor grace as the campaign narrows to a single contested point.
The piece criticizes Republican editors and orators for abusing the president before the presidential candidate answers questions about Mexican aid and European issues raised by Samuel Flopkins Adams and a New York authors group.
The piece surveys a looming postwar gender crisis as millions of working women in England Germany and France may challenge traditional roles after wartime labor. It cites Sir Rider Haggard and Colonel Roosevelt predicting political shifts and questions the futures of men and women in a world reshaped by war.
The Deutsch land eludes allied warships by sailing up the main channel near the three mile limit and diving under guards. Casement’s fate will trouble Beilich even more as a martyr than alive. Bremen’s arrival will confirm escape while New Jersey closes the gap. The progressive party appears to have weakened.
The 1835 attack by Richard Lawrence at the Capitol stunned America as the would be killer fired twice at President Andrew Jackson. Both pistols misfired, leaving Jackson alive. Lawrence was deemed insane and confined for decades after a sensational trial and custody.
The article critiques Hughes speech to the notification committee, calling it inoffensive and lacking new ideas. It argues the remarks appeased party bosses, failed to persuade undecided voters, and showed Hughes as practical but not a strong progressive, with questions about commitment to reform.
An unfinished estate note from The Valley Georgia reveals a speaker asking neighbors to stay with them through the night before death. The text contrasts this with modern care, lamenting impersonal nursing and stressing a desire for close companionship in their final hours.
The German legation at The Hague denies reports that Captain Von Papen remained in fretland after returning to Europe. The note says Von Papen is at the front with the rank of colonel.
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