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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
12
A comment reflecting on dignity and universal rights attributed to a gay individual, emphasizing honor beyond government or location. The tone critiques forgetting universal human rights and equality in American discourse.
The announcement that Gov John B Kendrick and John D Clark will head the Democratic ticket for United States senator and congressman uplifts Wyoming supporters for Wilson era policy. Voters face attacks from Republicans but stand by a president praised for peace, humanity, and progressive reforms, with Kendrick and Clark as champions.
Thomas A. Edison declares his support for Woodrow Wilson, arguing that progressives should back the president. Edison praises Wilson’s peace with honor, neutrality, and handling of Mexico, noting the president shifted on preparedness after public opinion compelled him.
The piece argues that bioth the railroads and the brotherhoods were willing to held up the public to gain their own ends. The experience is enough to teach the country that it must have firmer control of the great commercial arterial system upon whilch it is absolutly dependent.
The piece argues President Wilson acted for the public against railroads and unions during a looming strike. It credits his stance with preventing greater harm, notes partisan critics, and hopes nonpartisan voters recognize his firmness in this year’s political climate.
Riverton Review notes Colonel Roosevelt's Maine campaign speech energizes supporters while urging voters to weigh his Mexican and European policies. It argues his stance on Huerta, Belgium, and Wilson-era governance contrasts with Hughes and stresses achievement over criticism. The piece also doubts Hughes' western tour success.
The current administration cites many deeds since the Civil War to justify its border policy. If sending guardsmen to the border was vasillation, recalling them would signal ineptitude and provoke further scrutiny.
The new king of Gresce is not married to his consort and cannot be linked to a wife as in his father’s case. Reports claim Austrian control of the Iron while the entente allies are said to hold the iron ring.
Tillie Baldwin of New York a hairdresser by trade has been named champion broncho rider of America at Sheepshead Bay. She rode tough buckers Greashon and Spot with skill, earning 95 percent and stunning the crowd while declaring she has never been on a ranch.
The Minneapolis Journal notes planners argue modern city growth should guide designs before costly towers rise, citing Minneapolis Washington and Gary as models. It contrasts New York's organic street layout with Paris and London, and mentions naval honors for Jack Cornwell and memorial plans including a ward and college homes.
The body of John Travers Cornwell, the North Sea battle boy hero, was carried in a public procession from Westham to Manor Park cemetery. Admiral Beatty praised his brave conduct as he fell mortally wounded early in the action while remaining at his post with the gun crew killed or wounded around him.
The passage criticizes investigators for implying every working girl teeters on a precipice and urges clearly defined fines and precise facts. It notes the district attorney should avoid broad hints that strain credulity as New York awaits a court room story.
The Washington Star reports Denmark could demand compensation for the islands after suffering embarrassment from Doctor Cook. The piece notes potential pricing as a remedy for diplomatic tension.
The report notes Mr Fred Crabb of Wyoming urging temperance work at a Wyoming meeting in the Metho dist church. He argues the global temperance movement is a rising force, not a temporary wave, as the world gravitates away from liquor traffic.
The Detroit Times notes crooks migrate from dry to wet states and argues self defense will push Michigan toward prohibition. It cites Montana property owners' business view on liquor leases, Texas primary results on prohibition, and federal state local revenue from alcohol in 1919 totaling $576,496,999 with liquor taxes earning over $2.29 billion.
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