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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
12
KD Cusack announces Greybull newspaper will publish a Democratic paper aimed at teaching true principles and backing honest candidates. The Standard pledges loyalty to the local community, avoiding mudslinging and graft, and vows nonstop operation to support the party and region.
An extended editorial laments Wyoming’s influence in selecting national convention delegates. It argues the current system gives the party ring control, naming delegates before Wyoming’s turn, leaving voters to merely applaud the nominee. It urges uninstructed delegates to retain free votes to avoid wasted influence.
The Cleveland Leader surveys a turbulent start to the year noting upheavals in China as the infant republic fights for life, a toppled empire in Europe, rising German power, labor unrest, possible U.S. political shifts, and looming revolutions in Mexico with promises of dramatic events before year’s end.
The Greybull newspaper reveals a change in leadership with Ed Dissch pledging a fearless advocacy of Democratic principles. The issue marks the Standard’s shift to new management and a renewed commitment to serve Big Horn County with candid editorials.
Dr Wiley denounces a powerful food dopers lobby in Washington that he says seeks to ruin his reputation with fabricated reports. He asserts anonymous informants feed the lobby with inside office information and denies quitting, vowing to continue watchdog work for babies and the public.
The New York World urges Congress to extend investigation beyond the Lawrence strike to Schedule K of the Payne Aldrich tariff. It argues Schedule K protected American labor and living standards, benefitting mills and consumers, and==should be scrutinized for practical effects.
The Tribune asks if the United States Government has rented offices to the newly formed law firm Mullen & Ridgely. It questions whether the firm will practice generally or if Ridgeley will be the US district attorney with a deputy role at a raised salary of 2900 a year.
Hankin Hankins outlines plans for a second term and unity with the progressive element. Hank proposes he be chosen to lead the movement, while cautioning about threats to life and urging rural support for roads and sheep interests. The letter discusses local politics, a Mark Anthony joke, and intimidations of progressive homesteaders.
Corporal Billy Schofield, editor of the Reveille, has not reported for duty at the Leader office for three nights due to a slight indisposition. He is now resting at the post hospital, described as bank fatigue.
Corporals Nash and Cole lead production efforts as Private Price joins Ambulance Company. Sentries drill fatigue and mount care are noted. Fourth Field Artillery band performed at Battery B barracks with six numbers including In the Jungle and Madame Butterfly selections and a Bentix piece A Day at West Point.
The notice invites entrants to meet the campaign manager immediately to join the Leader's circulation drive and compete for valuable prizes. It promotes Wilson's as the place to buy cigars.
Cheyenne City Clerk invites sealed bids to tap water mains and install service pipes for one year. Bidders must state price per tap for long and short taps, provide $25 cash or certified check, and enter contract within ten days of bid acceptance. City may reject all bids.
A bold sale at Kopald's offers $4.00 shoes for $2.50. The promotion highlights a limited discount event drawing bargain seekers to the store location.
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