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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
4
A historical quotation asserts the absolute right to political liberty and self-government, noting that regardless of race or antecedents, American traditions must not be forgotten. It critiques any drift away from these core principles.
The piece argues editors should avoid personal bickerings and vindictive wit and focus on straight news reporting. It cites public weariness with editorials and vows to maintain high standards, inviting legitimate political discussion while avoiding petty rivalries.
The piece argues education strengthens workers and unions, praising Johnny Lawson of Colorado for preaching educational values. It contends educated workers can compete with employers, while uneducated labor leads to worse conditions and harsher conflicts, asserting education neutralizes oppression.
A garbled passage suggests a claim that a president's policy had backing from Republican leadership during ongoing developments in Mexican affairs, noted amid historical context and campaign activity.
The piece defends President Wilson’s Mexican policy as hopeful and helpful, arguing it aligns with American principles of government by the governed. It credits Franklin Lane and Bee for endorsing his approach and surveys the potential long term acceptance by the world.
A terse observation notes that pressing a sphere increases physical resistance, suggesting a principle with limited applicability to the current Teutonic assault from multiple fronts.
The fragment questions whether progressives will back a presidential candidate who views income tax as private property infringement. It references Bir Ruger Casement as teaching a notion of a good American expert aliealst and includes a note about not being partisan.
July 20 Berian report notes rising Conservative opposition to Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg as he shifts toward socialist support amid war taxation debates. Conservatives fault direct taxes and press censorship while some liberals show sympathy as socialists back government measures.
Clipped commentary from the New York World discusses William H. Orpet's acquittal at Waukeran Alabama over the murder of Marion mbert near Lake Forest. The piece questions motives, notes confessions and alibi letters, and contrasts public reaction with the broader theme of heroism and national honors, including military decorations.
William Nelson Taft discusses the American Medal of Honor created in 1862 to reward conspicuous bravery defending the Union. He notes 228% of these heroes have been awarded since then, with roughly three quarters going to the Army and the remainder split by the Navy and Marine Corps.
The article recalls Metchnikov who died after claiming sour milk could halt aging. He argued Bulgarians drink soured milk to reach extreme longevity, a theory later shown flawed. It notes Metchnikoff’s strong work on white blood cells and bacterial infection.
An optical service firm named Suasher Optical Service is listed at 215 West 17th Street in Beller. The fragment provides an address and business reference without further details.
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