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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
12
The text contrasts Democratic and Republican positions on conserving and developing public lands, forests, waters, minerals, and coal. It urges broad eligibility for settlers, warns against monopolies, and calls for swift congressional action to unlock Alaska coal deposits under safeguards against private domination.
A letter from Lesie Miller to a progressive U S Senator requests the senator’s views on Warren’s attitude toward progressive measures and tariff policy. The missive asks for public, not confidential, information and poses no demands for criticism. Tribune notes the exchange as a curious probe.
The Tribune reports that a letter from someone to certain U.S. Senators contains troubling information. Willie worries not about the act of writing but about the intentions and power held by Lewis A. Mill.
The Leader endorses moving toward a nonpartisan commission form of city government in Cheyenne with Deming facing questions on initiative and referendum. The piece argues the strategy targets the Republican machine while urging voters to support the commission change next November.
A Tribune commentary mocks Old Timer for verbose rhetoric in a dispute over John Kendrick and F. Warren in the United States Senate race. The piece derides the style as meaningless noise and warns against mixing journalism with political commentary.
Senator Borah denounces the land laws as un American brutal and tyrannical claiming homesteaders are deprived of facts and appeals. Senator C D Clark concurs condemning a system that blocks access to courts to determine rights under the land laws.
An editorial note in the Tribune complains about political rumors and false accusations against candidates. It mocks distorted letters from Democrats and questions the paper’s credibility while urging readers to resist sensationalism.
Washington report criticizes the third term president for elevating tariff trust capitalization from 4.75 billion to 31.7 billion, boosting prices to consumers. It cites price gaps between domestic and foreign goods, alleging betrayals of farmers and consumers, with financier George W. Perkins backing the third-termer.
Reports from OMANA Nebraska on September 5 indicate a good alfalfa start this year in southern Wyoming thanks to ample rain. Haymaking slowed by rain but recent weather improves prospects. beet growers warn of excessive rain harming roots. drought farming remains tough though government ditches operate, and ranchers seek young cattle as markets stay active.
The city plans to conduct burials of destitute deaths directly, using prison labor for coffins and grave digging at Highland Park Cemetery, avoiding outside undertakers if approved by Public Safety Director Stage. The note mentions New York’s 16 cent insurance policies and 5 and 10 cent stores as context.
The text notes mandatory health conservation benefits tied to tet benefits and union advocacy, plus a long struggle by Morantigotlion mmatnat trberentosia. It cites rising life expectancies from 44% to 40% years and a pension fund balance of $57,289 as of June 1, 1912.
Asa Patton of Auburn Virginia, valedictorian of Springfield High School’s 1910 class, says he did not deserve the honor after admitting to cribbing in his work. Now studying for the ministry in Chicago, the 22 year old claims another student was more worthy.
Richard Burrows a paring contractor was killed by John Cobourne to protect Mrs Burrows after a quarrel at their home Cobourne and Mrs Burrows will plead self defense alleging Cobourne fired when Burrows choking Mrs Burrows and Cobourne then hid the body in a barn near East Liverpool Ohto.
Sam Norwood known as Red Mike, who escaped from Fremont county jail, has been captured in Sweetwater county. Both counties seek him on horse stealing charges.
Fragmentary item references Sherman Company offerings wall paper wood stain and related products. No clear event date or outcome is available.
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