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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1916
Page
4
A quotation from Woodrow Wilson emphasizes that the flag represents honor and universal political liberty, defending mankind's rights regardless of race or background, while warning that American traditions should not be forgotten.
The article argues prosperity stems from Woodrow Wilson’s legislative program rather than the war, citing Wilson’s 1914 forecast of a business boom. It warns against uncertain forecasts and notes the need for a clear program to sustain business under a constitutional framework.
The defeat of Governor Colquitt of Texas in the senatorial contest marks a pivotal shift. Colquitt, known for threatening Mexican intervention with Texas troops and for courting German-American votes, was defeated by Senator Culberson who backed the president.
The House passed the Adamson eight hour bill by 289 to 56 as a majority of Republicans backed it, aligning with Wilson measures. Critics, especially Republican editors and orators nationwide, will attack the administration for the bill, signaling poor teamwork.
Mr. Hughes, a careful citizen, avoided Johnson during his California visit and steered clear of progressives. Upon Johnson winning the Republican nomination for the United States Senate, Hughes sent a congratulatory telegram at once.
Alice Paul of the Woman's party asks suffragists for a large daily fund to oppose Wilson and push reactionary governance. The piece notes a paradox that progress could come from a reactionary regime and quotes Rear Admiral Benson joining Admiral Dewey in proclaiming naval preparedness. The Pine Danube color is expected to shift now that Romania has joined the war.
A political speech touts Democratic achievements in banking and trade policy. It credits the Federal Reserve Act, the parcel post, and rural credit programs for aiding business and farmers while contrasting with Republican protectionism. It highlights labor emancipation and maritime revival as part of national progress.
A wide survey of four years of Democratic actions highlights labor emancipation, child labor protection, national road building, progressive taxation, Alaska development, and defense. It criticizes Republicans as out of date while defending neutrality, anti bank lobbying, and a stance on Mexican sovereignty and border actions during a period of war. It argues for renewed reform and upholds American principles and unity.
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