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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
4
The piece rails against machine politics ahead of elections. It cites Ballinger La Follette and Patterson, urges elimination of ring influence in public service, and calls November 8 1910 a landmark date for reform with Democratic candidates favored. It notes sentiment among women voters and warns against placing machine allies in any department.
The text attacks breaking a quorum as illegitimate parli antreachery. It labels the action as chicanery and notes the decision to leave a meeting signals temporary triumph. It condemns Governor Sutherland and Joe McCall for their alleged role in the Ballinger Pinchot investigation controversy.
An investigative committee report reflects the majority view criticizing Ballinger and Ballingerism. Sutherland and McCall left the room to break quorum, an act deemed as trickery and contemptible, obscuring the committee’s recorded opinion.
The article reviews the move from water restrictions to endorsing higher water intake as a health aid. It cites physicians and a New York Medical Journal experiment where a 22 year old man drinking three quarts daily with meals gained two pounds, prompting doubt about other touted nutritive claims.
A survey analysis of Homestead families shows two thirds of steel workers earn at most $12 weekly. It examines 90 families, noting 32 below $12 and average expenditures around $9.18 weekly. For those earning $12 to $15, 18 families spend about $13.32 weekly, with high rents and crowded housing.
Pirates manager Fred Clarke, famed outfielder and pennant winner, retires from active play for the season under heavy fan criticism in Pittsburgh. His departure follows a disappointing run this year after guiding the club to a world championship.
The text lists modest weekly expenditures from a sample of 18 families, noting alcohol and tobacco costs, medical services, furnishings, and clothing. It highlights a small weekly allowance for recreation and education, with many families reporting only a few cents for leisure, transport, and miscellaneous needs.
Poem from Pall Mall Magazine extols leaving urban squalor for roaming freedom and nature. The speaker longs for travel, mountains, seas, fishing boats, and vigorous outdoors, embracing risk and renewal through youth and exploration.
The fragment shows Alphonso wondering what Arabella is doing at this precise moment. The pair were worried last May and Alphonso questions Arabella’s current actions.
A commercial traveler seeks proof of his wife Arabella's fidelity. A medium explains she looks out the window waiting for someone. Alphonso disputes the tale but the medium hints at a supposed visitor and affection, igniting his jealousy before concluding the scene.
A declarative notice announces a bid for Secretary of State pending the Democratic state convention. The piece references a person and a political process, with dismissive mention of unrelated items and a stray query about permits.
Omaha reports Dr. Holovichiner proposing to study mental suggestion as a teaching tool. He cites Harvard researchers James and Sidis and asks the city superintendent to consider training for teachers to apply suggestion in classrooms, with a report later.
Five Burlington freight cars blew from a down grade into a passing train at Rosalie Nebraska on a Wednesday evening. The crash damaged three passenger coaches and started a fire that spread after impact. No injuries reported. The cars had stood on a siding when a strong wind storm struck from the rear and sent them rolling onto the main track.
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