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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1914
Page
16
The piece announces John B. Kendrick will accept the call to be Wyoming governor with wide cross party backing. It notes broad support from Democrats Progressives Republicans and Socialists and predicts Kendrick will win amid accusations against his 1912 Senate bid and critiques of Taft and Wilson policy.
Admiral John E. Pillsbury describes the Gulf Stream as the grandest terrestrial phenomenon. The current carries ninety billion tons of water hourly through the Straits of Florida and may rival the combined power of the world’s largest rivers.
Meester editor von der Leader notes Heinie Schpiegelmeier observes newspapers sour on Wilson. He cites distrust toward trusts over tariff banking act and tax exemption. The piece mocks opponents and mentions Mexican policy in a satirical, phonetically rendered scene.
The Carbon County Journal assails Congressman Mondell for delivering a speech denouncing the Underwood tariff while stating wool prices are down. It asserts he knew prices were higher and that his lies target unwary voters to benefit corporate interests. It urges replacing him with a pro-people Wyoming representative.
The piece notes J Pierpont Morgans abrupt firing of Mellen as he steps toward leadership of the railroad, highlighting Morgan senior's strong but imperfect reign and contrasting inherited wealth with inherited brains in a monarchic system.
The Converse County Democratic club and County Central committee held a lively meeting with Democrats from across the county. They endorsed a united county ticket, setting aside personal differences as election day approaches, under Bill Barlow’s Budget.
At 70 years old and in poor health, King Peter of Servia signals his wish to abdicate. The decision, though historic, would not surprise observers given his age and the long Balkans conflict history.
Farmers ground Dyvert and Pine Bluffs join a new Farmers Equity association described as a business syndicate rather than a fraternal Grange. A large audience met at Carpenter's Grove north of Egbert with speeches by Rev King and editors Hastie and Hemphill praising the plan and its aim to enable intelligent buying and selling while defending local trade.
Hinshaw and family will produce The Bohemian Girl with ten singers and the Hilder Orchestra. J A Hinshaw, former secretary of the Metropolitan English Grand Opera, leads a company praised for musical merit and engaging performances.
Washington reports Alfredo Breceda, Carranza's private secretary, accuses General Felipe Angeles of sowing discord between Carranza and Villa. The statement asserts Angeles controlled Villa's insubordination, pushed Villa to oppose Carranza, influenced conferences, and spurred plans that led to Carranza's order to discharge Angeles. Villa reportedly postpones grievances until the revolution ends.
Hon. John B. Kendrick Democratic candidate for governor spoke in Cheyenne after attending a large Democratic banquet in Wheatland. He drew a warm ovation and returning guests reported statewide enthusiasm rising for Kendrick as his name was cheered at Democratic gatherings.
The Union Pacific firemen select a strong lineup to challenge a Woodmen unit in a baseball clash at Pioneer Park this afternoon at 1:30. The game will precede the Knights versus the Colts matchup.
A Malay child is said to need a sturdy iron constitution to endure birth and illness. Illness prompts the family to search the house and village, consult a native doctor, and perform rituals involving a female coconut and shaving the nut to break a bewitched state.
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