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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1914
Page
8
The piece reports John B. Kendrick’s decision to run as Wyoming governor, noting broad cross party backing from Democrats Progressives Republicans and Socialists who view him as honest ready to pursue fair policies. It cites support from both main parties and criticism of Taft Wilson era politics as context for Kendrick’s bid.
Admiral John E. Pillsbury states in a National Geographic communique that the Gulf stream carries about ninety billion tons of water hourly through the Florida Straits. He calls it the grandest and most mighty terrestrial phenomenon, essential in tempering continental climates and rivaling the world’s great rivers in volume and power.
In a lively column dialogue, Fritz and Heinie discuss editorial fear and trust influence on Wilson’s policy reception. They cite anti trust bills and the tariff banking act as pivotal issues shaping public stance amid hostile press sentiment.
The Carbon County Journal accuses Congressman Mondell of deliberately lying about wool prices to hurt the Underwood tariff and boost Republican campaigning. The piece labels him a self serving politician out of touch with Wyoming voters and urges electing a representative who serves the people over corporate interests.
A column discusses how J. Pierpont Morgan fired Mellen, noting Morgan’s power and the idea that inherited wealth does not guarantee brains. The piece contrasts Morgan senior’s strength with the uncertain fit of a crown inherited from a father.
The Converse County Democratic club and County Central committee reported their Tuesday gathering as the party’s most enthusiastic, with Democrats from all areas pledging unity behind a strong county ticket and setting aside personal differences to vote in line. Bill Barlow’s Budget is cited in coverage.
King Peter of Servia, aged 70 and in frail health, weighs abdication. The move would not surprise many, given the Balkan War era context and his long reign.
In Carpenter's grove north of Egbert a rousing meeting embraced about 300 people as Jarl Burrows led praise of the Farmers' Equity plan. Rev C B King spoke on the organization's work while Alex Hastie of the Cheyenne State Leader lauded its business and social aims. M R Hemphill of Pine Bluffs Post urged self defense and warned the group against organized trade that fixes prices.
Hinshaw and family produce an opera company famed in Lyceum and Chautauqua circles. The Hinshaw Singing Band of ten singers and Hilder Orchestra present Balfe’s The Bohemian Girl, touted for its tuneful, witty, and pleasing music with strong artist-credentials.
A statement by Alfredo Breceda, Carranza's secretary, accuses General Felipe Angeles of provoking rifts between Carranza and Villa. It claims Angeles advised insubordination, aided Villa's actions such as Torreon, and pressured Carranza to discharge him, while Villa postponed grievances and central figures face a fragile alliance.
Hon John B Kendrick Democratic candidate for governor visited Cheyenne after speaking at Wheatland where he attended a large Democratic banquet. In Wheatland he received an enthusiastic reception and his name was cheered at every Democratic gathering across the state.
Union Pacific firemen select a strong lineup to chase a Woodmen picked team in a key afternoon tilt at Pioneer park at 1 80 before the Knights face the Colts.
The text describes Malay beliefs about an infant's fragile state requiring iron stamina to withstand birth hardships. It references care practices, such as a concerned household, native doctors, and ritual acts involving a female coconut and a knife to shave the nut, with the aim to break witchcraft within the home.
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