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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
4
A Cheyenne government building hosts a private fourth floor used by US land department and conservation offices forming a secret espionage hub for District No. 7. A torture chamber and secret protests, with hostile press backing, reveal a despotic system undermining Western settlement and development.
The Leader exposes a campaign against publicity of alleged spy operations affecting western land and mineral claimants. It cites promises of $1000 rewards to deter coverage, warns of outrages, and hints at legal consultation while pledging further cases in coming days.
The Chicago Examiner denounces Lawrence Massachusetts woolen manufacturers for using a high tariff to shield jobs while hiring pauper wages from Europe. The piece portrays the Limb of Schedule K as a national insult and economic plague, urging outrage at political and industrial hypocrisy.
A critical view of Republican policy accuses the party in Congress of obstruction and delay on tariff cuts and progressive measures. It predicts Democrats will gain momentum in the coming election as Republican leaders pursue blocking tactics and progressive Republicans split.
The Wisconsin Journal lauds DES M Babcock for prioritizing public welfare over personal profit. He has refused to patent his discoveries, choosing not to burden dairymen with patent costs, thus aiding thousands of farmers and improving living methods worldwide.
The Taft headquarters in Chicago claims a fixed belief that the steel trust backs Roosevelt while Sen ator Dixon counters by recalling Taft’s 1904 election. The piece notes the house cleaning sweeping the Republican party as factions push for radical reform.
A reflective piece discusses imagination in myth and folklore, contrasting European tales with American experience. The author asserts Americans excel in invention and action, yet claim a different global contribution, noting a perceived scarcity of wealth in Europe.
Los Angeles reports the Land Show held March 12–18 awarded two first prizes of 25 dollars each for best songs of the soil. Kathryn A. Turney and Albert Paul Rittenhouse authored the winning poems, tied after 270 entries, with plans for a 300 voice chorus and Creature's Band adaptation at the show.
The 4th Field Artillery Band gave the first weekly concert in Battery A barracks drawing enlisted men and officers. Corporal Mitchum of Battery A left for Hereford to assist his ill wife while Private Reynolds of Battery B was hospitalized with cramps. A pool match saw Company D defeat Company K 171 to 142. Various unit notices follow including personnel transfers, hospital duties, rehearsals, a new Leading Lady, and a rumored upcoming marriage for Sergeant Clark. The 7th Cavalry Band concert is postponed for the Made in Cheyenne exhibit with the William Rogers silver raffle won by Saddler Cecil Robinson, Troop L.
Frances Graban credits Vinci with restoring her shattered nerves after two years of breakdown. The ad claims the cod liver and iron preparation strengthens the blood and body, promising satisfaction or money back. A. B. Rood, a Cheyenne druggist, endorses the product.
A shopper asks how much to pay for a four forty shor item at Kopald's and receives an answer of two fifty. The casual exchange suggests pricing curiosity at the local store.
A short ad style line asks where to buy cigars and answers Wilson's as the source. The message promotes Wilson's shop as the chosen place for purchasing cigars.
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