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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
A year into William Howard Taft's presidency, public opinion shifts from optimism to disappointment. The piece argues Taft, once seen as a reformer favoring the masses, has aligned with the few and faced internal party doubt. It notes the nation awaits real change as his term continues.
A national policy view anticipates a March inauguration date and argues the 1912 conventions will press the equal suffrage issue. It highlights Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho as proving grounds and predicts future party platforms will embrace women’s voting rights as the nation moves toward broader franchise.
The article compares Pinchot's claims before the congressional Ballinger Pinchot investigation to declarations by Secretary Wilson, noting Pinchot labeled others' statements as deceit while denying similar charges against himself. It questions the sincerity of Pinchot's testimony and warnings about his sources.
An archaic verse laments prairie life and sod shacks while urging a shift in how home is defined. The speaker hints at changing fortunes, modernizing taste, and social aspirations as it contrasts humble beginnings with new mansions and updated living. The piece references Mae Patton in a Successful Farmer feature.
New York March 2 Williams Williams commissioner of Immigration of the port of New York defended easy going immigration laws saying they are the best we can do. He called for enforcing the laws while excluding the riffraff between the scum and the higher class.
An Omaha report says Brigadier General Frederick A. Smith, commander of Fort Russell, will take over as commander of the Department of the Missouri in Omaha after Brigadier General Morton retires March 18. Smith said he has heard nothing official and knows only what the Omaha report contains. The note hints at a likely officer reshuffle with Morton's retirement and Major General Grant's transfer from Chicago to Governor's Island.
Rainfall pushes the Seine to twenty one feet five inches nearly matching the 1882 flood maximum. Water also floods sewer mouths as authorities note improving weather and expect the river to stop rising.
A reader in Sheridan signs a testimonial praising Cascareta pills for curing facial pimples and digestion issues. The note asserts dramatic health improvement after taking only two pills and promises future truthfulness in advertising claims.
In New York Mrs Maria Mata dies after a ritual scaring performed by Father Montn Heloime of a local church. Police arrest the priest amid concerns over the ancient treatment and a coroner orders investigation into the death and possible malpractice. Isadore Costa aided police in transporting the priest and materials for exam.
Rev Baer returns from a central state trip reporting meetings and new church members. Band concert tonight by Ninth Cavalry at Fort Russell Troop E barracks at 8. Florist offers flowers and work. phone 84 Ferguson and 23rd. Paymaster Mortis Barrell to begin troop pay at Fort Russell tomorrow. Army board conducts enlisted men exams for commissions including Stevens of Company E Eleventh Infantry. Corner Lot $100 near capitol. Oliver’s phones 4569. Prisoners go to penitentiary term after recent court session.
A fragmentary note references The Atlas offering a weekly feature The Hired Man and discusses Walters Menting and a selection by Prof. Dunne. The text hints at maritime and athletic terms, with unclear names and events and a phone line for Atlas.
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