Editorial Endorses Woodrow Wilson for President
The Cheyenne weekly journal endorses Woodrow Wilson in the coming election. It argues Wilson is progressive, safe, sane, and capable of fulfilling promises, while criticizing Taft and urging voters to consider individual candidates and their principles over party labels.
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Summer Fashion Contrast Between Genders
The piece argues women are cooler and neater in summer attire, while men wear less comfortable clothing and follow hotter weather habits. It notes women prefer lighter garments, ice cream, and nonalcoholic drinks, contrasting with men's risky heat relief via alcoholic beverages. It concludes that the summer girl outshines the summer youth.
Tribune asks Leader for Democrat reply on new progressive Republicans
The Tribune seeks the Leader’s guidance on how Democrats should respond to the rise of a new progressive Republican party. The question has circulated from Laramie to Cheyenne, with uncertainty about cross posted inquiries and timing for an answer to be published on July 1.
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William Jennings Hogan Sparks Convention Controversy
Critics target Hogan for a radical stance against Murphy Delmont and Ryan. Yet supporters credit Bryan's power with shifting Dig Hestnens scheme to control the convention and secure Taft’s influence.
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Drowning Incident Prompts Lake Safety Measures
A man named Duane Poster drowned at Lake Minneborg on Saturday, prompting a call for life saving appliances. Proposals include restricted bathing areas, buoys connected by ropes, fixed life lines, and a flat boat with suitable poles for rescue by inexperienced bathers.
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Woodrow Wilson Nominated for President at Progres sive Convention
The 1912 Democratic Progressive convention settled on Woodrow Wilson as the nominee after a week of debate between Wilson and Champ Clark. Supporters praised Clark's colleagues in Congress and Wilson's record as governor of New Jersey. Cheers in Cheyenne signaled broad public approval and the party planned a united campaign for the ticket with a firm progressive platform.
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Cheyenne crowd reacts to Taft nomination
In Cheyenne a Republican crowd gathered before the Tribune window to view Taft ballot bulletins. After the nominating result there was little reaction, a lone exclamation echoed disappointment. Ten days later when Wilson was nominated a mixed crowd cheered, celebrating a clear shift in support and excitement.
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Democratic Platform Emphasizes Cost of Living and Reform
The platform attacks high living costs and calls for campaign finance limits, a single presidential term, and a Democratic Congress record of tariff relief, reduced government waste, naval planning, and anti corruption measures. It stresses railroad regulation, banking reform, rural credits, waterways, and labor rights with emphasis on justice and constitutional amendments.
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Anchor Line Advertises New York and Continental Routes
Anchor Line Steamships promotes travel from New York to Londonderry Glasgow Palermo Naples and other Scottish English Irish continental and Mediterranean points with attractive rates and superior accommodation. Apply for reservations through local Anchor Line agents or Hendersons General Agents Chicago.
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Travel Special: Anton Paeifie Announces Low Fare Trip
Anton Paeifie announced a one day July 4 fare cut with return road trips to Pointe jy Om ing and Colorado Good Will on July 6. The plan covers special rate tickets for the outbound and return segments.
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