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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
12
A Wyoming Republican note argues that 7% of rank and file favor Theodore Roosevelt, citing his western roots and populist stance. It condemns Taft’s steamroller tactics and cites editorials from the Laramie Republican as evidence of continuing Roosevelt sympathy despite his political setback.
Prof Frank J Arnold longtime head of Cheyenne public schools commercial department will leave this fall for a faculty position at Lewis and Clark High School Spokane Washington. Arnold from Crawfordville Indiana came to Cheyenne two years ago and introduced Palmer Penmanship he will be missed by the local school system and the Leader. Spokane with over 106000 residents offers a higher salary and a magnificently equipped commercial department.
The Carbon County Journal reports backlash to a new primary law seen as weakening party control. Citizens circulate nomination papers for any office, provoking strong attacks from the local Saratoga Sun which argues the measure preserves party influence and demands repeal at the next legislature.
A European study message from a corporate observer says American troubles are minor beside Europe’s upheavals. The Boston Post and Wyoming papers note American institutions remain sound and prosperity solid, urging tempered views of national politics and press campaigns.
The 1913 piece by Charles Dana Gibson is reproduced to symbolize the selfless heroism of Titanic victims. The Woman's Titanic Memorial group in Washington accepts contributions from women nationwide to fund a memorial arch or monument in the National Capital.
A look at the 1904 Democratic scene reveals Virginia delegate Ryan of Virginia and New York’s Thomas F. Ryan guiding floor strategy to favor a gold standard. The article portrays Bryan as central to party winds, with factions shaping Baltimore convention organization amid pressure from finance interests and Tammany Hall.
Washington dispatch notes Representative Redfield of New York argues that cost of production varies widely, making a tariff board ineffective. He says high wages can coincide with low labor costs and that tariffs shield inefficient firms, encouraging reliance on protection rather than improved methods. He attacks tariff theory and calls protectionists' claims unsubstantiated.
Kansas Cream Flour offered from the ear just unloaded at Peabody and Nelson. Thomes handles orders with phone 652-W.
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