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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1911
Page
12
A Cheyenne State Leader column laments President Taft’s perceived weakness, notes Senator Bailey’s collapse and Diaz’s field presence, and mocks various public figures. It references Rockefeller’s church hoax, Lorimer’s traitor label, and a Denver minister’s call for fair play while poking at national politics and regional news.
Claims of a nationwide uprising in Mexico as insurrectionary forces gain ground from the Rio Grande to Tehuantepec. Observers note guerrilla style operations with broad popular support signaling a decisive turn against the Díaz regime.
The text condemns United States Senator Joseph W. Hailey of Texas for dramatic posturing and resignation theatrics amid intra party conflict over leadership. It cites nationwide derision and reprints a Rocky Mountain News quip mocking Hailey for changing his mind on resigning and opposing populist reforms.
The Texas governor urged Joseph Weldon Bailey to retire, but eleven Democratic colleagues pressed him to reconsider. Bailey, famed for his oratory, stayed in office to the end of his term, sparing the party from upheaval and keeping Waters-Pierce from a leadership void. The article also recounts a parable about a boy winning five dollars for a class prize, illustrating moral instruction.
The fragment critiques progressive party traditions with a controversial image of a repolted baby, suggesting perception hinges on how it is presented and framed. It implies varied reactions, from annoyance to amusement, while warning of potential danger if misused or mischaracterized.
A reflective verse by Joaquin Miller laments human strife and the cruelty of war against fellow travelers. The poem pleads for pity and humility as people confront hardship. It speaks to universal frailty and the futility of pride before the inevitable dust of time.
A fragmented poetic passage recalls two people by a summer sea glow. One speaker, Willy, refuses a plea or command, while a girl and another unnamed narrator are present in the memory. The text mixes garbled lines and stray phrases about time and a beast.
I Senet Cholly's father began a venture after noting the need for an alarm clock to wake workers. The anecdote highlights a practical invention approach and early business start.
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