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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
4
A collage of 1920 Wyoming politics discusses Recall and Referendum as remedies to empower voters and curb officials. References to Taft Roosevelt and Carpenter Railway Commission appear alongside broader calls for public power, tax relief, and reform.
Senate File No. 11 proposes a state railway commission to regulate intrastate freight rates and enable action against inter state rate discrimination. The measure aims to prevent injustices to shippers and consumers and to apply the greatest good principle to transportation costs.
The State Leader explains the proposed Initiative and Referendum system and the needed constitutional amendment. It notes that two thirds of the legislature must approve the enabling act for submission to voters, aiming for the 1912 general election.
The voice calls for immediate passage of the Initiative and Referendum enabling act, claiming the people alone can judge the state's government. It warns against legislative barriers and argues that Wyoming voters must decide in the 2018 general election whether to restore direct self government.
A cyclist recounts a collision with a hit and run driver. A traffic policeman helps, and the victim asks for the vehicle’s number while others witness the incident.
A man and a woman narrowly avoid traffic as they collide in mid street on Broadway at Forty second. The woman rebukes the man for not watching the road. The incident ends with the man incapacitated on the curb.
A cryptic local exchange features a sprinter praised in Basswood Corners and a counterfeiter’s remark on bad bills. The dialogue spills into reflections on barbaric ancestors, universal wishes, and the value of earnings versus the effort to sustain a cashmere show.
A short fable shows a tramp asking for food and declaring a vindication, as a woman in the house serves him preserves. The tale is framed as teaching that women are capable to vote, presenting a political satire in a light domestic scene.
A fragmented dialogue contrasts coral mementos, wrecks, and the idea of healing wounds with wealth and status. It questions what the world values from a bread winner and contrasts robust health with minor pleasures.
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