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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1916
Page
4
The quote asserts that honor represents political liberty and universal self-government, and that abandoning this ideal erodes American traditions. It emphasizes the flag as a symbol of mankind rights regardless of race or background and calls out the danger of opposing ideals.
A letter accuses The Tribune of misstating that Frank N. Houx would wield control on state boards if Kendrick leaves to run for the Senate. It argues Houx would have one vote per board and would not vote twice as secretary and governor, noting boards remain split 1-1 or 2-1.
Judge Carey lauds Frank L Houx as fit for governor and notes his disciplined record and Europe tour. The Wyoming Tribune labels Houx a promoter and questions his suitability as acting governor, arguing he pushed state development and investors in. The piece contrasts Carey s favorable view with the Tribune s critical stance amid Wyoming road and booster debates.
A Literary Digest account describes a straw vote by union labor officials from over a hundred locals. Of 457 reporters, 332 favor Wilson, 47 back Benson, and 49 support Hughes, with reasons citing workers’ legislation and a wartime stance, while opposition notes the Danbury hatters case and tariff disputes. Overall, the vote favors Wilson, especially in eastern factory towns under corporate influence.
The piece lauds Woodrow Wilson for averting a railway strike with a bold operation while judges Hughes Taft and their allies denounce any life saving act. It argues the public supports action over paralysis and warns against undoing the life saving measure.
Franks G Curtis accuses Sen Clark and Rep Mondell of guiding major legislation while criticizing their records as obstructive. The Salt Creek oil lease dispute in Wyoming is raised, with Curtis claiming rival oil groups face litigation and alleging unlawfully sought state lands.
Ex Governor Sam R. Van Sant called the President the Grand Old Man in Minnesota and urged support for Wilson. In a St Cloud Daily Times address he asked which world leader stands first and answered with Wilson, stating he is fighting our battles and deserves backing.
Wyoming Tribune quotes the State Leader and The Tribune on Senator Clarence D. Clark. The piece asserts that Clark never lost his grip and counters claims of political decline, maintaining Clark's election prospects remain intact.
J. 8. Torrence of Los Angeles, a major investor in Mexico and founder of Torrence, California, endorses Wilson's Mexican policy. He cites low land prices due to political instability, bandit raids on the Palomas ranch in Chihuahua, and the risk-reward balance of foreign investment. He argues investors should accept outcomes and supports Wilson's reelection.
Miss Henrietta Rodman of New York and her husband Herman de Frem organize Civic Club of New York as Rodman advocates a Wilson progressive stance. She cites public school work equal rights for married women and praise for Wilson’s social legislation while warning against nationalism and war. Masquerade results noted for upcoming Knights orders dances.
The ticket lists for President and Vice President THOS R MARSHALL and electors JAMES P SMITH J L JORDAN A M BROCK. Includes U S Senator JOHN B KENDRICK and Rep JOHN D CLARK. State Senate J R CARPENTER LEE MOORE WILLIAM LANDAU and State Reps THOMAS J CARROLL JOE E G A B MITCELL OSCAR O NATWICK CLAUDE FP PALMER LLOYD C SAMPSON THOMAS SUNTER M R HEMPHILL CHARLES D BEAVER RAY OLDS. County Clerk IDA R GRAHAM Sheriff PAT HAYES County Treasurer SAM D SCITUERTZ County Attorney SAM M THOMPSON School Superintendent MAMIE EB HEFFERON. No contests on Coroner or Clerk of Court. pigually failed to Go If ts vote Kendrich
Marion NERDY endorses Woodrow Wilson with a broad program praising banking reform child labor eight hour day and restraint in military spending. The letter argues Wilson upholds law of nations neutrality in Europe and prudent handling of Mexico while promising democracy and liberty like Lincoln.
A Wyoming newspaper criticizes Senator Clarence D. Clark for a long record of opposition and nonvoting on major measures. The piece cites votes on Lorimer, the federal reserve act, the Alaskan railroad, and other bills, arguing his record warrants voter concern.
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