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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
12
A Cheyenne editorial attacks political machines and graft in Wyoming. It urges voting against machine candidates, defending honest government and public trust. It cites school water improvements and warns that machine influence harms both public and private life.
The piece extols Wyoming as a year round camping paradise with mild winters and pleasant springs and falls. It praises balmy air, dry conditions, and absence of mosquitos, claiming such idyllic spots are unique to Wyoming and ideal for outdoor outings.
A Baltimore Sun poem laments a father's fatigue from daily business and his neglect of his child. The piece contrasts the joyful, imaginative world of a child with the father's weariness and missed moments, imagining a future reflection at the sill where a small voice once waited.
General Homer Lea argues in Harper’s Weekly that aeroplanes are misvalued in war if one confuses invention with its application. Man remains central. new tools aid observation but do not transform judgment, courage, or endurance. Scouts’ opinions vary with perception, making reliable scouting rare.
The text argues that soldiers bred for ground observation fail in new aerial roles. From height they cannot judge streams, fords, or depths. they cannot gauge declivities or entanglements. Their reports on strength or movements would be unreliable to commanders. forests and villages may hide troops or defenses.
An early meeting on St Pauls levee pits railroad builder James J Hill against Diamond Joe Halliday. They discuss racing a boat against a train amid river currents after a St Paul and Mississippi River purchase, with Hilliday proposing a dry ground paddling challenge.
San Francisco advances its bid for the Panama Pacific Exposition with a $17.5 million backing from the state. The special Sacramento legislature session strengthens political and public support as critics note the site climate and Westward spirit favorCalifornia.
A formal declaration announces the candidacy for the office of secretary of state. The candidate, 40 Harry Gaths, states the bid is subject to the will of the Democratic state convention.
The Democratic state convention will meet in Sheridan on September 29 at 10 a.m. to nominate candidates for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction justice of the supreme court representative to the sixty second congress. Delegates are apportioned by county based on Hayden M White’s 1908 election votes totaling 142 with names listed for each county. County conventions will choose delegates per law and county chairmen are urged to issue calls.
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