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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

12

Wyoming voters weigh Senate choice in 1916 election

An editorial from the Wyoming arena argues Senator Clark lacks alignment with the Wilson administration and party goals. It contends Republicans should replace him with a candidate in sympathy with national policy, urging voters to back a capable successor who will advocate for the state’s needs.

Mont Fagubrlows Wyoming Washington Aqientie Oh Hin Benator Clark Winlard Jenether Xeomd Clark Haan Congress Law Laws Chok Wilson Presidnt Semeone Golar Roosevelt Hughes Root Nut Woodrow Wilson Vital States Senate Vox Clark Deerany Obenty

The State Leader Congratulates Laramie County on Sheriff Pick

The State Leader praises Ashley Gleason chosen as sheriff to replace the retiring official. Gleason brings training and temperament suited to the office and plans to serve creditably, leveraging his acquaintance with county residents including ranchers and farmers. His friends express confidence and best wishes for his new role.

Laramie County Ashley Gleason Gleason

Balance of Trade Data Amid Tariff Debate

During the recent tariff discussions the balance of trade is reported with figures showing a shift under the new Democratic tariff. Estimated imports and exports are contrasted with prior Republican tariff periods, illustrating potential effects on prosperity and domestic conditions.

Brandeis Confirmation Hearing Draws Wall Street Interest

The article describes a Senate judiciary committee hearing on Justice Brandeis and purports a focus on his benevolence and responses to reformers. It notes Wall Street influence and concerns from investors, while praising his sympathy for the weak and warning against partisan motives in the inquiry.

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Higher Zeal Cited From Wilson Speech at National Press Club

A Washington speech by Wilson praised his resolve and honesty after recent trials. He said the fire of experience has tempered him, leaving less partisan feeling and greater readiness to pursue the right thing, even if it hurts allies or party interests.

Wilson Liu National Press Club Washington Bou

Battle report on Ojo Azules skirmish by Sergeant Chicken

Sergeant Chicken reports a brief, formal account of an American Villista engagement at Ojo Azules. The note sits within a Mevenfold Apache post context, describing a concise clash and its status.

Chicken Ojo Azules Sergent Chicken Mevenfold

Wyoming Senator Pushes Brandeis Vote Amid Turrow Notes

Senator Clark through press agent Frank Turrow stated he did not oppose Brandeis confirmation, but recent vote suggests otherwise. The Tribune highlights the looming conflict between Hughes and Roosevelt forces in Chicago and urges a banquet for Union Pacific President Mohler in Cheyenne.

Clark Frank Turrow Wyoming Brandeis Supreme Court The Tribune Hughes Roosevelt Chicago

Roosevelt Called Spiritual Descendant of Barnum

A New York World correspondent labels Colonel Roosevelt as a spiritual descendant of Na beon and P. T. Barnum and a political pirate, describing a mixed portrayal of his character.

New York World Colonel Roosevelt Nabeon P. T. Barnum

Unclear Readout on Wreet Virginia Second District Race

Vague notes indicate shifts in the Republican vote in the Wreet Virginia second district with figures suggesting a decline from 00 to 4. No clear results or context provided.

Virginia

Creek and Mexican clash leaves man dead at Medicine Bow

Report describes a confrontation between Creek and Mexican parties at Medicine Bow resulting in the death of a Mexican fighter. Details remain fragmentary but indicate violence near the Wyoming border region.

Wyoming Medicine Bow

Lawyers Decline in Kansas As Farm Jobs Rise

Kansas statistics show over the past decade the number of lawyers in the state has fallen while farm workers have increased. The data highlights a shift in employment focus amid evolving rural and urban job trends.

Kansas

Roosevelt clash over German press seeks arms prep

Fragmentary transcription from a 1918 Detroit print notes Theodore Roosevelt denouncing a Illinois Staats Zeitung article. The piece defends American preparedness, advocates universal military service, European language study, and nationalized arms manufacture while denying German government ties.

Micago Theotore KR Nieepevely Detroit Theodore Roosevelt Mich York City Ilinois Staate Zeitung Germany I F United States Roosevelt Ananias Club Unite States Ulineis Staats Zeitung Nev Staats Zeltung Landis Chicago Illinois Staats Zeltune Armand Univeraliles Roosevelt Hotkes J¢Rman Foréman Roosevelt

Ex Presidents in Senate Debate On War and Peace

An interview with W. J. Bryan in Colliers Weekly discusses Ford Roosevelt positions on peace and preparedness. It argues former presidents should have advisory Senate roles after leaving office, without salaries, to share experience in national defense and policy.

Ford Roosevelt Germany For Ho‘henaollepn Washington Senate W. J. Bryan John Reed Colliers Weekly

Benzol as Motor Fuel for Cars in Postwar Market

An article notes benzol from coke ovens as a growing by product with potential to become a major motor fuel after the war. It cites current production near six million gallons annually and projects Ford car output and gasoline use to argue the market could absorb new fuel without destabilizing prices.

T. Clarke England Bengal Ford Apir Fia

No Speed Limits Practically in London Yet

The report notes few maximum speed limits in London and surrounding cities with little enforcement. It states some streets see automobiles exceed forty miles per hour.

London Bi Coe Oy

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