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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1912
Page
3
The document sets a Sunday observance directive for army and navy officers and men. It urges adherence to Christian propriety, reverence, and moral restraint, citing Washington and 1776 ideals. The note frames service to country and religion as inseparable duties of soldiers.
An editor advocates tomorrow's school elections across Wyoming urging voters to support qualified teachers, adequate pay, and modern facilities. The piece commends nonpartisan school governance and urges patrons to attend meetings to decide on funding and resources for an efficient, well educated future generation.
The piece argues that a 1912 law fails to authorize vacancies on county committees between passage and the next primary. It notes precinct committeemen must be elected every two years and that existing committees may not represent unfilled vacancies. Politicians fear this oversight could affect delegate selection and conventions this month.
Hampton's Magazine reports on a clash over senatorial courtesy in the U S Senate. Luke Lea of Tennessee and Kenyon of Iowa objected to a $75,000 marble post office grant for Sundance Wyoming, illustrating how unwritten rules can be questioned by newer members.
The Wyoming Labor Journal comments that a president should exhibit dignity beyond term limits and avoid public barroom style disputes with former leaders. It urges Roosevelt and Taft to settle private differences privately, citing the need for a noble example for American youth.
Manville Wyoming Narvester Trust reports GOP discord as Carey family members back campaigns and Senator Warren faces pressure. The piece mocks party harmony claims while predicting Warren’s continued senatorial hold amid intra party contention and pork barrel rhetoric.
Fragmentary text reports that a New York incident of pulling down and trampling the American flag prompted District Attorney review but found no federal statute making the act illegal. Calls for a swift law to punish flag desecration are urged, urging severe penalties and removal of anarchists.
A fragmentary dialogue features Hank and Hankins debating Monde and Mondel figures, political hope, and fort rescue plans. They discuss public trust in officials, conservative views, and the role of speeches and editors in shaping opinion amid wartime/territorial chatter.
The Sheridan Daily Enterprise announces WW Camplin's retirement and Mr Sinclair as new editor and manager. The paper pledges a progressive, metropolitan approach for Sheridan, pledging to print timely news and advocate Democratic principles while boosting Sheridan and Wyoming. The note urges loyal local support and community focus amid broader national concerns. Niobrara News notes Western Furnishing Co. going out of business with an advertisement on the back page.
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