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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
12
A chaotic, forceful editorial urges voters to repudiate machine politics in Wyoming. It rails against party bosses and “ring” control, calls for clean candidates, and warns of a crucial year in the state’s political history with conservation debates and school water supply plans.
In an editorial stance long aligned with the Republican party the Central Wyoming Gazette now contemplates a possible setback for Republican candidates amid the current political moment. The piece signals openness to changes in strategy and discusses implications for party unity and electoral prospects.
An editorial from the Gazette accuses rival Wyoming political organs of deceit and warns that naming any single candidate for governor could injure Republican chances in the upcoming election. The piece urges frank assessment of the party's strength and cautions against boasting and misrepresentation across the state.
The Labor Day parade held yesterday by Ciereine workers impressed observers with demonstrations of cooperation and pride in skilled labor. Marchers displayed confidence and commitment to their work, celebrating the value of collective effort and the dignity of labor.
The state endorses Cheyenne School Board for ensuring pure drinking water at public schools. While artesian water is imported now, a permanent solution lies in sinking wells under school sites. A well at Central school already provides a reliable drinking supply, and similar upgrades at other city schools would be public assets.
Report notes experiments in Germany with a semi monitor style vessel may end the policy of building massive dreadnoughts. The concern suggests abandoning the costly naval arms race as bankruptcy threats loom. A new type of vessel is described as a potential alternative.
The text argues obsolete class monitors will resemble German 50 foot hulls with 60 inch waterline rise and two 16.17 inch guns. It predicts German semi monitors could reach 27 knots, cost far less than recent battleships, and warns these ships would be defense weak to air attack, risking obsolescence amid naval arms race.
Ex president Roosevelt addresses a large labor day crowd, praising Judge Amidon and the labor movement while warning against blanket union endorsements. He highlights AF of L platform planks such as eight hour workday free education sanitary inspections and employer liability for injuries.
A partial transcript describes a late night communication where a medium reports a strong presence in the room and a conscious mind failing to translate the identity. The message is said to be pure though the link between consciousness and subconsciousness breaks. The caller feels the presence as Professor James.
Candidate HAKKY FE. GATSS announces his bid for the office of secretary of alate, subject to the Dentderane state convention's decision. He frames the run as aligned with party goals and calls for support at the upcoming gathering.
New York September 6 The Pennsylvania Railroad officially opens its new station at New York after the Cassatt statue unveiling. Scheduled trains will run in the East River tubes on September 8 while North River tube operations follow later. Samuel Rea opened the ceremony with remarks praising A J Cassatt.
The article honors a respected figure, noting a tribute to Mr Caseatt as a memory of his character. It describes the opening of a fitting memorial and the pleasure of knowledge about his life, alongside a faded reference to a syrup product and a local pharmacy mention.
Royal Neighbors of America are asked to meet at Knight's Candy Store at 8:30 this morning to attend the funeral of Neighbor Shaffer. Recorder Henkh notes the arranged service and gathering for members.
Otto Kurth extends gratitude to friends for kindness shown during Mia's bereavement. The note requests readers to accept Bonzojn Al macy to prevent sunburn and tan.
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