Silent Leadership Changes Hint at Editorial Shifts
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
12
Roy Montgomery of Gillette Visits The Leader Office
Hon Roy Montgomery a key northeast Wyoming figure visited The Leader office in Cheyenne this week. as editor of Gillette News he backs Democratic causes and owns the Montgomery hotel in Gillette. He also has cattle interests and is a stockholder in The State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Montgomery
Cheyenne
Leader
Montgomery
Wyoming
Gillette News
Gillette
Allert
John B. Kendrick
Ike Roy Montgomery
Warren
Washington
The Heroic Figure Bryan Leading Democratic Victory
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan as the central figure in a Democratic triumph. It credits him with fighting to remove government control from special interests, support tariff revision for consumers, direct election of senators, and campaign reform. It notes his loyalty to Governor Wilson and his readiness to yield leadership when victory nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Hannaism
Wall Street
United States
Philippines
feMetn
Wilson
Republic
William Jennings Bryav
Chicago Journal
Inefficiency and the demand for skilled workers in society
The article argues for broader training and vocational education to prepare thousands of women and girls for efficient domestic service, farming, horticulture, and mechanics. It notes a high unemployment rate due to lack of qualified workers and urges public schools to provide vocational education and real-life preparedness.
Domestic servant or helper in family life debated
The text argues for redefining a domestic servant as a helper and family member, suggesting they join family activities like occasional auto rides. It emphasizes that many workers have not qualified themselves by intelligent effort for better treatment and calls for serious work to adjust and remedy these conditions on a democratic basis.
Dissolution rumor around rail merger provokes mock review
The piece critiques a supposed dissolution of the St Paul Northern Pacific and Great Northern merger as a sham Moot court action about holding company legality is discussed. It recalls Northern Securities and how mandates were carried by different courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander Knox
Wnt
Murrah
Northern Securithea
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Utah
Standard Oil
Circuit Court of the District of New York
Wickersham
Laconsin Journal
Fears Lack of Men Teachers Will Make Many Mollycoddles
Baltimore December 12 commentary by D H Christensen city school administrator warns the dwindling number of male teachers threatens future generations. He argues a lack of rugged male influence risks weaker national manhood and a shift toward female tutelage in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
D. H. Christensen
Christenven
Sue Pielen
Role of Men in Teaching Across Districts
The report notes very few inexperienced male graduates apply for superintendent roles, with an average of about fifty women per year entering teaching. It argues men pursue teaching briefly before higher professions, while insisting true manliness and womanliness arise from nature and upbringing. It cautions today’s boys miss rugged male influence needed in formative school years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Governer Osborn Addresses Dress Code for Women
Gov. Chase Osborne of Michigan preached on modest church attire from Rev. Myron E. Adame's pulpit in Chicago. He urged a uniform plain black dress for women to reduce fashion barriers and invite poorer women to attend church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gov. Chase
Osborne
Michigan
Myron E. Adame
First Baptist Church
Naln
South America
Dine home burns down during Christmas shopping trip
Mr and Mrs Edward Dinemo re of Platteville discover their home a pile of ashes upon returning from Christmas shopping. Fire origin undetermined and four men on the site failed to save the dwelling dune to late detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Color
Edward Dinemore
Here
Eckmans Alterative Claims Help For Tuberculosis
A testimonial from Griffith Indiana asserts Eckmans Alterative aided recovery from tuberculosis and other ailments. Mrs Anon Govert reportedly improved from severe catarrhal pneumonia after using the remedy, gaining weight and strength, with doctors deeming prior aid ineffective. The letter says she owes her life to the Alterative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Anon Govert
Wm. Berg
St. Michael's Church
Shoreville
Ind
Kekman
Bo Ft
Rev
Wm. Borgeond
Greymer
Big Gun Explodes at Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
A 14 inch caliber, 50 ton gun built for the United States government exploded at Sandy Hook. The blast hurled the breech and muzzle, but only one officer narrowly escaped injury. The cause remains undetermined though temperature drop and test parameters are suspected. The weapon promised long service and was proposed for Panama defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Michael Brenton
Brennan
Babbitt
Panama Canal
Kicking The Good Of It In Public Service
The December American magazine discusses choosing calm, principled civic action. It contrasts two kinds of kickers, one driven by anger and the other by measured complaint to authorities. It urges polite, factual reporting to proper officials and avoiding confrontations with service workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Westa
Reneral
Nasty Accident On Loft Causes Confusion In Childs Tale
Four year old Rennie and five year old Henry exchange a confused dialogue after a bump to the head. The boys describe climbing a stepladder and eating on a tummy while a parent nearby responds. London Opie reports the curious fragment of a street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
Henry
London
Opie
Eat Anything Without Fear Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
A dramatic testimonial promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims rapid relief, improved appetite, better sleep, and a friendly disposition, with general use after meals and a 50 cent price per box. The ad asserts safety and warns against medicinal overstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Taft Offered Kent Chair in Yale Law Dept
President Taft weighs a formal offer of the Kent professorship at Yale Law School. The chair, vacant since 1900 after Edward John Phelps died, carries a $5,000 annual endowment. Taft has discussed the offer with his cabinet but has not decided. He weighs Yale return against resuming private law practice in Cincinnati with his son Hubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Kent
Yale Law School
Phelps
Great Britain
Yale University
Cleveland
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Cinetonat
Hubert
John Phelps
Unusual Christmas Card Collection From DAN and PARK Company
A selection of imported and domestic Christmas cards from DAN and PARK and COMPANY is offered through the First National Bank Midg. The cards showcase diverse designs and festive motifs suitable for personal and corporate gifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAN & Park & Company
First National Bank
Midg
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