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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
4
A Wyoming group of progressive republicans defend Theodore Roosevelt against Taft’s steamroller. They praise Roosevelt’s western spirit and direct voice of the people, condemn the Taft machine, and urge party unity behind Taft, Warren, and Mondell while criticizing editorial attacks.
Frank J. Arnold, head of Cheyenne public schools commercial department for two years, will leave this fall to join Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane, Washington. He came from Crawfordville Indiana and introduced Palmer Penmanship in area schools. praised for efficiency, he will oversee penmanship at the August teachers institute. The Spokane principal writes of a well equipped department and a top national standing, and the Cheyenne Leader notes his valued contributions and good friendship.
The Saratoga Sun defends the new primary law amid attacks by a political faction. It argues the law allows any qualified person to circulate nomination papers, while Saratoga residents voice frustration and threaten repeal at the next legislature, reflecting a turbulent local political scene.
The piece quotes European observers noting that America’s labor and political woes are minor compared to Europe’s crises. It praises U S institutions and suggests optimism rooted in fact, while critiquing political campaigns and urging sober judgment amid presidential polling and partisan noise.
Copyright 1913 by the Woman’s Titanic Memorial reveals Charles Dana Gibson’s drawing honoring heroic deeds on the Titanic. John Hinys Hammond, secretary of the fund, notes the artist’s aid as the effort to erect a memorial arch in Washington DC gathers support from prominent women nationwide.
A reminiscence on the 1904 Democratic National convention scene in St Louis and Baltimore. It highlights Virginia delegate Ryan later revealed as Thomas F. Ryan of New York, his tactics to push a gold standard plank, and the power struggle shaping the Baltimore convention’s temporary organization. Bryan, Parker, and Root figures appear as opposing forces in this political backdrop.
Washington June 26 Congress man Redfield of New York argues that cost of production cannot be fixed due to wide variation across factories. He contends high wages can accompany low labor costs and accuses protectionists of using tariffs to shield inefficiency and monopoly rather than improve productivity. He says tariffs reward poor equipment and reliance on tariffs rather than genuine improvement.
Kansas cream flour advertised as freshly unloaded and cheapest with claim of superior quality. It lists contact Peabody and Nelson and Thomes with phone 652-W.
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