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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1912
Page
12
The piece argues the church serves social needs by teaching goodness and fellowship. It notes St. Mark's Episcopal parish house in Cheyenne opening Monday and Tuesday as a social venue for all to meet in wholesome influence. It also defends The Leader against alleged political smears by the Laramie Republican.
The piece claims Wind River lands were segregated at Washington's direction due to Carey Hopkins and Wyoming senators Warren and Clark. It contrasts official records with press bureau narratives, noting an 1910 application by Robert P. Fuller and disputing stated assurances from Wyoming delegation while stressing Wyoming voters see through the rhetoric in 1912.
The Laramie Republican denounces The Leader in an editorial accusing the paper of defaming private citizens and stirring public discord. It argues a newspaper dwelling on citizen attacks risks losing credibility and support as it criticizes officials in Cheyenne.
The Omaha World-Herald notes Wall Street cheers Roosevelt after Perkins interview, claiming financiers see him as a deliverer and capable of control. It names Ormsby McHarg, Laciah Littaver, Dan Hanna, and William L. Ward as backers, arguing insiders expect a Wall Street favorable White House choice and victory with insurgents in the West.
Boston mayor lauds Governor Woodrow Wilson as a strong Democratic nominee citing his national committee speech as among the party’s best. He claims Wilson outshines Bryan and other leaders and showcases clear, logical issues, predicting a decisive contest ahead.
A collage of light verse social observations from a historical paper recalls songs, theatrical notes, and local customs. It mentions a Buffalo Creek vicinity dating scene, remarks on China bomb threats, and Philly anti slang activism. It also riffs on theater audiences and humorous banter from the era.
Captain Morton takes command of company K replacing Captain Tanner who transfers to the pay department Forty recruits arrive from Fort Slocum to join the eleventh infantry Private Guerin stands trial for charging work and the sergeant deposits four pecos gold with the paymaster Private Shadwell rises to corporal as the Guidon bearers, tears in eyes Joppa Lodge No 160 to meet Feb 6 with initiations and business for troops B K and Dunning of troop C.
A Cheyenne Wyoming druggist asserts a D D D Prescription skin remedy will relieve eczema, psoriasis, rash and itch with a no pay guarantee if it fails. The ad stresses personal trust, in stock remedies, and endorsements from local customers to boost sales.
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