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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented editorial urging voters to repudiate machine politics in Wyoming. It attacks ring control of party conventions, calls for clean candidates, warns of political influence and emphasizes independence, constitutional reform and proper state administration. The piece references Taft Roosevelt and irrigations debates, urging youth guidance and civic responsibility.
The Central Wyoming Gazette acknowledges the postwar political climate and contemplates a possible shift away from staunch Republican support. The editorial discusses the current situation and hints at reconsidering lineups to back Republican candidates.
Readers see a Wyoming Republican editorial warning that nominating any leading candidate for governor risks weakening party unity and improving Democratic chances. The piece accuses Cheyenne outlets of deceit and stresses the need for candid, coordinated preparation to meet a looming electoral test.
The Labor Day parade held yesterday by Ciereine workers displayed pride in labor and the power of cooperation. Marchers exuded confidence in their tasks and the value of organized working men, honoring those whose labor dignifies the community.
The Cheyenne school board earns praise for supplying pure water at public schools but advocates a permanent supply by boring wells to tap deep sources beneath sites. A well at Central school proves feasible, and similar upgrades at other city schools are recommended as public assets.
Report from Germany hints experiments with a semi monitor type vessel may halt the nation’s policy of building gigantic dreadnoughts at high cost and potential bankruptcy. Mention is made of a new class of “weasels” said to repurpose battleship design.
The article discusses obsolete class ships and new German monitors around fifty feet long with two large guns and high speed but limited draft. It argues these vessels may render battleships and dreadnoughts obsolete, while noting weakness to aerial attack and high costs.
At a Labor Day gathering ex President Roosevelt faced a heckler who shouted accusations about funding. Roosevelt praised Judge Amidon and outlined AFL platform aims including eight hour workday, safer workplaces, free schooling, and strict labor laws with emphasis on union necessity.
The article recounts a séance where a speaker describes contact with a lingering presence during a friend’s gathering. The speaker claims Professor James’ presence appeared nightly and delivered a pure message, though communication between conscious and subconscious minds faltered.
A notice states Hakky Fe. Gatss announces his candidacy for the office of secretary of the late convention, subject to the will of the Dentderane state convention. The filing signals his intent to seek the post and participate in the upcoming party proceedings.
New York September 6 The Pennsylvania Railroad opened its new terminal with the unveiling of the Cassatt statue honoring Alexander Johnston Cassatt. Samuel Rea and T De Witt Cuyler presided as lines were announced for September 8 to run trains through the East River tubes.
A tribute marked by solemn memory references to Mr. Caseatt opens a Memorial occasion. The text reflects on his character and the pleasure of knowing him, framing the ceremony as a fitting conclusion to the ceremonies. The Palace Pharmacy advertises Syrup of White Pine Tar as a cough remedy.
Royal Neighbors of America are asked to gather at Knight's Candy Store at 8:30 this morning for the funeral of Neighbor Shaffer. Hanek, Recorder.
Otto Kurth extends thanks to friends for kindness after her bereavement. The note mentions carries a bottle of Bonzojn Al macy to prevent sunburn and tan.
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