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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
8
Data covers 24 hours ending in Mountain time with temperature extremes. The record shows highest 68 and lowest minus 15 for the date in 1882 and 1895 respectively. Extremes for the previous year show incomplete high and low values.
Congressman C H Tavenner attacks the money trust as 60 and 100 percent grips on commerce. He argues Wall Street combines to control deposits, profits and watered stock, preventing genuine capital competition and shaping loans for industrial trusts through the money trust. He explains how underwriting profits and large needs push trusts toward wall street funds.
An analysis accuses the money trust of dictating bond issues and underwriting profits, selecting agents, and profiting from the public through interest and higher living costs. It cites Morgan’s large commissions and control of major insurance firms and banks, arguing finance rests in the hands of a few oligarchs.
The article argues that classical study fosters exact thinking and definite understanding through translation, grammar, and syntax. It asserts humanities students are better prepared for university work, contrasting this with science’s tendency toward vagueness.
Prominent professionals advocate Latin and Greek for all four high school years to prepare for engineering, law, medicine, and theology. Latin strengthens English, science terminology, and mental discipline, with Greek, art, and literature cited as essential to broader knowledge and professional success.
The Classics provide a knowledge that enriches life and a mental discipline that helps individuals meet emergencies and solve new problems. It argues that these studies develop strength and power to grapple with life’s demands for both boys and girls.
W A Drake, a major feeder, returns home to learn only about forty sheep died from thirty thousand head in his district. Reports indicate overall losses were small across the region as snow melted and stock moved to fields despite heavy rain and lingering conditions.
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