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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
4
An Outlook article by Theodore Roosevelt is barred from sale in Hutchinson Kansas after local officials passed an ordinance. The move blocks distribution of the item as part of a municipal decision.
The article assesses Woodrow Wilson of Princeton as a potential Democratic candidate for president. It notes his rare status as head of a major university invited to seek statewide office, his blend of scholar and lawyer experience, and the mixed public reception among voters and party members. It traces his birthplace Staunton Virginia his education Johns Hopkins and Virginia University his Princeton tenure and his influential writings on government and constitutional issues. It also cites Harper's Weekly early backing in 1906 and outlines Wilsons career as a professor and administrator shaping public policy perspectives.
A long, irregular poem recounts a bold fisherman who labors from dawn to dark seeking fish on a cold sea. Creatures lure but bite none, until a mighty struggle yields a ten pound catch and a harpoonized whale voyage, ending with a moral about fishermen.
The Detroit Free Press anecdote recalls A J Drexel Biddle praising a high society couple, then recounts Elisha Chew saying he could marry or buy a plane with his savings. Chew later changes course after a California honeymoon, joking a wife beats an airplane, with a light moral on marriage.
Atlas offers a rare vaudeville program closing week with Mattie Lockette in The Troupe of Siberians in native costumes and music, The Man About Town continuing three more days, Little Orchestra in marches and adaptations, and Prof Dunn with Atlascope offering animated subjects.
William Bierkamp a Denver real estate promoter and his ex wife Marguerite Bierkamp wed in Cheyenne after her divorce decree. They have three children Ella Martha and Francis. Custody favored Mrs Bierkamp previously with support payments set at about 440,000 total. The reconciliation follows a court settlement and planned reunification of the family.
President Taft and party reach Toeldo s Wat aboard the Meyflowen in the afternoon and plan a morning rest before golf. A tariff inquiry conference is set with H. M. Maseaphair on the batter’s tariff. Senator Haile also met the president seeking discussions on foreign affairs.
Laurence Baker aged 11 died at Lake Worth after diving from a boat when a stingaree lunged beneath. A tail spine pierced his neck severing the jugular vein, and he bled to death within minutes.
Abraham Shoemas, proprietor of Jerusalem’s largest department store, travels to New York to study American methods for modernizing his chain. He aims to bring up to date stores with electric lighting, telephones, and tram cars, saying Jerusalem will get the best stores it has ever had. He notes women resemble fairies while men act like steam engines.
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