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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
4
A brief editorial fragment references business offices and a year in the context of months. The readable details are sparse but point to a period review or monthly coverage.
The article traces constitutional debates on executive initiation of treaties, Senate advisory roles, and historical examples from Polk to Roosevelt. It notes varying practices in foreign policy and urges caution against expanding presidential authority beyond constitutional bounds.
The article contrasts Metternich’s imperial Austria with today’s republic, noting a weakened, small state facing starvation amid widespread hardship. It laments peasants hiding food while famine grips the land and travelers report dire conditions across the country.
Yale professor Irving Fisher defines seven fundamental human instincts for a successful life. The excerpt lists self, self expression, work, and respect, hinting at supports like worship, asylum, and hospitals as contexts where these instincts appear.
The passage argues that many people act selfishly and fail to meet fundamental needs. True success comes from serving others, forgetting self, and facing misfortune with a cheerful heart. Real contentment depends on usefulness to the world and preservation of nature’s blessings.
The House GOP battle over James Mann's bid for speaker flares anew amid charges of corporate favoritism after a Chicago packing firm allegedly gave him a steak and a horse. The struggle pits Mann against Gillett and Mondell as party leaders maneuver for control of the 66th Congress. Joseph Walsh of Massachusetts is named as a key defender of the Mann faction.
The deported anarchists Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman leave New York for Ellis Island amid final bravado. Goldman predicts she will return as ambassador from Bolshevist Russia, then they break down in tears as they part from friends and reporters.
A brief biographical sketch recalls Rear Admiral James M. Helm born in Illinois and educated at the Naval Academy in 1875. The entry notes his early coast guard and lighthouse duties, commandant roles at navy yards and stations, and long service in the U S Navy.
Reading of today marks multiple birth anniversaries. Arthur Bodianzky conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra was born in Vienna forty two years ago. Rear Admiral James M Helm U N retired was born at Grayville Illinois a number of years ago today. Oscar B Colquitt former Governor of Texas born in Camilla Georgia fifty eight years ago today. Adams Cram celebrated at Palm Rouge born in Hampton years ago today. Hardy representative in con etoe Sixth Texas district born in ee County Mississippi sixty four years ago today.
The body of Jack Robinson who died after an appendicitis operation is at Early Bricker Brothers awaiting Casper shipment for burial. He was jailed awaiting trial on a Harrison drug act violation and claimed innocence regarding opium distribution.
A shredded ad requests mailing a slip to Foley & Co at 1835 Sheffield Ave Chicago IL to receive a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup and Foley Kidney Pills.
Senator Miram W. Johnson of California formally announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination. He plans a personal, nationwide campaign and says he will not let politicians in convention determine his path. He recalls his 1912 vice presidential run with Theodore Roosevelt and aims to appeal directly to the voters.
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