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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
12
AWoodrow Wilson quotation argues that political liberty and free self government embody absolute rights, regardless of race or antecedents, and warns that American traditions have begun to fade when these liberties are challenged.
The Wyoming press declares a move from personal bickering to straight reporting. The State Leader and Tribune are urged to maintain higher standards, avoid vindictive wit, and focus on legitimate political and public questions.
A discussion praising education as essential for workers and employers alike. It argues educated workers can match skilled bosses, reduce exploitation, and resolve labor questions through learning. The piece stresses that ignorance worsens labor conflicts and that self-improvement benefits both parties.
Fragmentary excerpt suggests a discussion of how the president's policy received Republican support during a historical period, highlighting alignment between political factions and national strategy.
The piece defends President Wilsons Mexican policy as humane and constructive. It argues Americans must judge policy by freedom and education for Mexicans, not force, and cites Bee and Franklin Lane praising Wilson. It notes Judge Clarke, famed Ohio orator, never won a wife despite prestige.
A fragment describes increasing physical resistance when a hand presses a sphere, noting this effect has some application amid the Teutons' multi-front assault.
The text questions whether progressives will back a presidential candidate who views income tax as private property infringement. It mentions Bir Ruger Casement as an alleged example of a supposed American expert and warns against partisanship in the year referenced.
The report notes rising conservative opposition to Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg as socialists gain government support. Conservatives denounce indirect tax plans while opposing direct taxes and censorship policies, with divisions among party leaders and a rarified cross-party reaction during a June Reichstag speech.
The New York World notes William H Orpet's acquittal over the Lake Forest case. It argues the trial rested on suspicion not proof and discusses the broader media reach of true crime stories while contrasting U S and foreign heroism awards, detailing the Medal of Honor and navy decorations.
The article explains the U S Medal of Honor created in 1862 to reward conspicuous bravery defending the Union. It notes 228% of these devoted soldiers have been awarded and that the Army accounts for most, with the Navy and Marine Corps sharing the rest.
A derided obituary notes Prof Metchniketf who died Saturday claimed sour milk could fend age, a theory linked to Bulgarians’ longevity. It counters that Metchnikoff, a noted immunologist, faded from the idea while others like Sir Oliver Lodge and Alfred Russell Wallace are cited as credulous in fringe beliefs.
A damaged notice shows Suasher Optical Service at 215 West 17th street in Bell er. It appears as a business listing or sale notice with incomplete details.
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