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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1916
Page
14
The Tribune quotes discuss differing opinions of The Leader on Percy Moyt and the Cheyenne opera fire versus a new theater. It laments bitterness in daily friction and notes twilight as a period for peacemaking while continuing to scan headlines despite weariness.
The Omaha World Herald laments Theodore Roosevelt’s silence on raising taxes for national preparedness. It notes his refusal to publicly address imposing higher income taxes, while he courts big earners and defers on a major fiscal issue before Congress and the public.
The article accuses President Wilson of violating Iowa's anti tipping law by giving a dime to a Des Moines newspaper boy for newspapers, risking a $25 fine or ten days in jail. It questions whether this is his only legal infraction and probes his preparedness program and other conduct.
European passage extols Italian business integrity and work ethic while cautioning against tariff walls. It notes Italy’s neglect by the United States, claims debt repayment is valued, and describes Florence residents who prospered from rents and American holdings. The speaker asserts Italians are honest, diligent, and financially responsible.
The piece notes a constitutional law traveler moving through states with revised statutes, praising the president’s safety in the White House. It hints at progress in legislation while emphasizing concerns about potential legal trouble and extradition considerations for the U.S. leader.
The Des Moines audience heard President Wilson emphasize national preparedness without detailing broader military plans. He stressed the need for a larger trained army and more equipment to defend neutrality, asserting the price of peace lies in self-respect and urging capable Americans to engage in national defense and business abroad.
The text argues about postal and depot spending, bank loans, and wartime taxation. It notes Italian banks guarantee part of a loan and that wasteful wartime spending is redirected within Italy. It predicts tax increases to cover interest and future repayments while suggesting profits remain despite taxes.
KEMMERER WYOMING The Lincoln county assessor reports a $123,849.68 increase in assessed value for the fiscal year ending February 1 1916 due to 18 61329 acres proven up at 7 50 per acre. Most acts occurred near Jackson Hole and the upper Green River valley with 92 acres taken in school district one.
The session begins with reports from the statistics and standards committee and the organisation services bureau. Notables include A W Douglas of Simmons Hardware as chair and A W Shaw editor of system. A public smoker and illustrated lecture on the Columbia River Highway is set for Wednesday evening by the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
An old advertisement promotes Sehi fmenns New Concentrated Bu peetprant for bronchitis coughs colds and whooping cough. It claims a money back guarantee with Dr Schiffmean products and suggests one bottle yields a full pint when mixed with sugar and water, offering value over traditional ready made medicines.
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