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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1916
Page
12
Editorial echoes Woodrow Wilson on flag symbolizing liberty and equal political rights for all citizens regardless of background. It warns against forgetting these principles as national debates about freedom and self government unfold.
Newspapers across the country join to reduce page count and limit issues to conserve scarce print paper. In Philadelphia and beyond, papers pledge to cut pages weekly, with some already down to four pages, as a nationwide plan aims to prevent suspensions of smaller papers and asks readers to endure smaller editions.
The writer reviews a Thursday declaration by Bainbridge Colby supporting Woodrow Wilson as expected for a progressive. He critiques Hughes's acceptance speech for lacking the progressive spirit, noting weak treatment of conservation, workmen’s compensation, and transportation reform while praising Colby’s principled progressive stance.
The piece debates Henry Cabot Lodge Hughes and of US policy toward Mexico and intervention. It questions his stance on intervention, cites Civil War and Napoleonic anxieties, and notes his opaque European war views while praising self respect and preparedness. It reflects progressive skepticism of Hughes and calls for clearer policy.
A fragment argues that the Aus board and key figures Secretary of the Interior ive and Joastion Hrandeis are trusted to craft an American solution. It claims American rights along the border are safe in their hands.
The Warrend Clark publicity bureau in Washington reportedly fears Wyoming residents may urge Governor Kendrick to enter the race for the United States Senate, signaling growing political pressure.
The text quotes Mr. Hughes arguing for a standing army without removing workers from civil life, railing against what he calls claptrap. It notes Boise Penrose as a civil service advocate, and mocks Hughes as a candidate lacking speed and relying on lengthy speeches during his campaign tour.
Awe ATIVENS reports a Greek conservative statement condemning Allied powers for intervening in Greece. The letter to the Associated Press argues foreign troops and the 21 June note undermine Greece's constitutional rights, urges America to judge impartially, and appeals to France and Britain to reconsider policies toward Greek elections and sovereignty.
The San Francisco Bulletin notes Springfield Illinois industrial survey shows women workers face poorer conditions than men. It argues society needs stronger protection, calls for the equal suffrage movement to align with working women and the wives of poor men to press humane laws.
In Connecticut the State Agricultural College advances a blood testing method to select mating hens, portraying a push toward efficiency and defect elimination. Opponents resist, but law may enforce changes in poultry breeding amid debates over scientific uplift and practical ethics.
In Dublin Peter Curtlee printer Robert Latchford printing works manager W H West printer and a news scent Butler were remanded on charges of printing and publishing a document titled The Last and Inspiring Speech of Thomas McDonagh claiming to inspire rebellion The prosecution notes the piece is fiction and cites it as disaffectionary material with blood testing hinted elsewhere.
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