Editorial on voter apathy and candidate clarity in 1930s
Cheyenne State Leader laments general voter indifference and lack of concrete stances from candidates. The piece suggests hypothetical poses for presidents addressing League of Nations membership, peace terms with Germany, and Mexico policy to clarify voter choices.
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Babe Ruth
Tris
Charles Chaplin
Doug Fairbanks
America
League of Nations
Germany
League
Mexico
Good Medicine: Laughter as Contagious Social Glue
A reflective piece extols laughter as a universal good and social force. It argues a hearty laugh improves mood and digestion, citing thinkers and writers who praise humor. It warns against abandoning loyalties for social climbing and notes money cannot buy brains or character.
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Huseland
Carlyle
Martial
Lavater
Trackeray
Vice President praised for steadfast humor in tough times
A nostalgic portrait extols the Vice President for steadiness and integrity during the president's disability era. It cites his restraint, humility, and ability to navigate crisis, quoting anecdotes and reflecting on public perception of leadership and character.
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Coolidge
Tom Marshall
Coroner's Jury Blames Dead Men For Fatal Wreck
The coroner's jury under Justice of the Peace Frank Housman finds Conductor Cannon and Brakeman Burke died instantly in a rear end collision on extra 3616. They fault Burke and Cannon for not protecting the rear of their train per Union Pacific rules, absolving other crew members. The note adds the average life of a man is 31 years.
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Justice of the Peace
Frank Housman
Ray M. Cannon
Edward Burke
Union Pacific
Conductor
Burke
Cannon
Union Pacific Railway Company
Wyoming Law Requires Candidate Expense Disclosure
Chapter 41 of the 1911 Wyoming Session Laws mandates that every candidate for any elected office must file within twenty days after a primary municipal or general election a sworn, detailed account of all money or other items of value disbursed or promised for aiding or securing nomination or election. The statement must itemize dates, amounts, sources, and payments, and name any campaign committees or organizations involved, filed with the county clerk or secretary of state as appropriate.
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Secretary of State
Delegates to Grand Lodge Leave Sunday
Henry Huis and J Carl Mete will depart as delegates to the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge at Moorert. The Grand Lodge session runs for days August 24 and 25. A party of eight to ten grand lodge members from here is expected to attend.
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Henry Huis
J. Carl Mete
Knights of Pytysias
Moorert
Grand Lodge
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