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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
4
Woodrow Wilson's remark frames the flag as a symbol of honor and political liberty for all people. It proclaims that rights belong to mankind regardless of race or origin, and warns that forgetting American traditions weakens self-government.
A Wyoming political editorial rails at Republican machine tactics led by Barrow and Burleson arguing against federal post office projects as pork. It accuses the GOP of seeking patronage, denounces tariff and banking bias, and questions the public’s support for federal buildings versus national financial graft.
The speaker asserts Wyoming people deserve integrity and warns against iniquity in politics. He argues that when November arrives the electorate will repay leaders who try to buy support with post offices and favors, contrasting with Barrow’s stand.
The Philadelphia North American argues the old guard controls the Republican machine and will pressure progressives to repent. It notes no progressive contributions appear in the campaign textbook except Roosevelt’s decline, urging progressives to seek other options.
A San Francisco Bulletin critique questions whether modern conservatism truly preserves proven principles. It notes that today’s preparedness and economic shifts are new, arguing old doctrines fail under new conditions. The piece urges applying fresh methods to sustain democracy and liberty amid changing industry and finance.
A reflection notes Americans worry about European opinion after the war but argues the broader concern is how the world will view Europe now. The author urges rethinking U S and global attitudes toward Europe in the wake of conflict.
The text indicates a substantial increase in savings deposits within New Jersey tied to labor’s share of earnings. It frames the rise as part of broader economic distribution, noting the Democratic adjustment in the earnings increment and the state’s small size as context.
Congress adjourned after passing major laws and long debates. Key measures include a sweeping eight hour railroad workers act, a large treasury appropriation, labor and tariff reforms, and the creation of a nonpartisan tariff board. The session also ratified treaties with Denmark, Haiti, and Britain, and confirmed Brandeis to the Supreme Court amid fiscal and defense urgencies.
A London Observer excerpt shows a speaker arguing that the word naughty has evolved from general worthlessness to a sharply responsible insult. The speaker notes historical shifts since James and Lear and defends the modern use as reflecting lived usage rather than a fixed etymology.
From the Landen Globe the article recalls a bygone fad as Bathes Tiret visited the town in a memory linked to George Pollock who died last year at age 84. The piece notes the nuisance caused to an elderly colonel by the fashion episode and its cultural mood.
Allied troops launched an assault through Bavarian and Württemberg lines near Lomipiarry and surrounding villages. After 24 hours of combat they seized the village positions and moved toward Peronne, then faced renewed resistance and a night retreat as British regiments provided support. Heavy losses pressed both sides amid a grim, grueling battle as darkness fell.
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