Thread Ex Loom Seeks Plan When Cause Forgotten
A terse fragment reads about a thread ex loom and the search for a plan once the cause has been forgotten, attributed to Heecher. The line hints at strategic withdrawal and renewed purpose.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
12
The Practical View of Politics and Public Duty
A discourse contrasts two political classes: self interested purveyors of local gain and cynical defectors who overlook misconduct for favors. It likens civic neglect to corruption, urging citizens to embrace true democracy, uphold virtue, and view politics from a higher, patriotic standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Progressives urged to back Wilson with patriot ballots
Wisconsin State Journal argues true progressives should support Woodrow Wilson in November, voting for conscience over party. It claims Wilson is the most sincere progressive among candidates and urges supporters to scratch their ballots for principle, not partisan gain, while noting Taft lacks progressivism and was unfairly nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Nile Prekrtice
Woodrow
Wiseconsin State Journal
Pension Politics in Wyoming Echoes of Delay
Wind River Mountaineer argues the pension for an aged scout was used to boost Warren Mondell prospects, criticizing Republican claims of credit and noting decades of service by McCabe Warren Mondell and the delayed pension as a political ploy. The piece suggests voters see through the timing and accuse leaders of courting Eastern interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Francis
Veters
Wyoming
McCabe
United States
Warren
Mondell
Penson
Congress
Railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission Face Strains
Henry Glews describes railroads as strained by demand for capital and growing labor costs. Increased wages threaten to raise expenses by 50 to 60 million dollars annually, while the Interstate Commerce Commission blocks rate hikes. Some lines see earnings gains, with September and October prospects tied to a possible car famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Glews
Interstate Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Late Fall Kraens Bring Rain and Farm Hope
Weather brings beneficial rain easing drought for winter pasture and winter wheat. Abundant moisture supports next year's crops, encouraging farmers and settlers to sow more winter wheat and rye, boosting Wyoming arable land amid fresh settlement. Heavy rain yesterday may have further impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Farma
Standpat Lord of the Prairie and the Farm War
A rambling rural poem recounts Hank Hankins and Warne as symbols of farm resistance against outside buyers. The speaker, claiming ownership of state lands, vows to reclaim land lost to defiant rule and upcoming intrust funds from New York. The piece blends frontier pride with political defiance and rural life.
Bryan Heads Democratic Advisory Board for 1912 Campaign
William J. Bryan chairs the Democratic national committee advisory panel for the 1912 campaign. The roster includes many prominent Democrats with Mrs. B. H. Walsh of Tacoma as the only woman member. Notable figures from numerous states pledge to serve, supporting Wilson and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
BH. J. Walsh
Tacoma
Wash
Oscar W. Underwood
Albright
Champ Clark
Powling Green
Wilson
Marshall
John Burke
North Dakota
Oss
Massachusetts
John W. Kern
Indiana
Robespierre Era Style Dominates Winter Fashion
New York dispatch notes Paris fashion houses adopt Robespierre era designs for winter. Tight chest, waist-exaggerating silhouettes with long tails and frogged coats appear, recalling revolutionary striped trousers and bold color waistcoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robespierre
Paris
Woman Accused of Killing Two at Chicago Area Roadhouse
Coroner Hoffman states secure evidence points to a female regular at a West Hammond roadhouse as the killer of John Metamaker and Esther Harrison. He will present findings to the September grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoffman Today
Weat Hammond Roadhouses
John Metamaker
Esther Harrison
Henry Foss
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Por View
Thomas RR
Heecher
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Cloee
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Taft
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Texas
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Iowa
Bourne
Oregon
LaPol-lette
Wiscot
STILE
Everal
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Fe State
Enthuelaem
Moodell
Ilds
Wind River Mountaineer
Railroads, Labor and the Interstate Commerceh Commission
Mr. Clews Styl
Hank
Hankins
Sayin
Boin
Golden Prairie
Sherman Hin
Ted
Troo
Ole Cary
Bryan
Democratic Advisory Board
Alabama
Henry D. Clayton
M. A. Smith, H. F. Ashurst
Arkansas
Joseph T. Robinson
A. J. Walla
Joseph B. Baker
Gavin McNabb
Colorado
John
Shafroth
Henry M. Teller
Connecticut
Thomas L. Reilly
Charles
Comstock
Delaware
William H. Swift
Roland
Painter
Florigg
Fietchey and Bryan
Georgia
Bacon and Smith
Idaho
Hawley
Henry F. Heilfieldt
Ilinois—Carter
Harrison
Fred J
Minnesota
John Lind
A. G. Welse
Mississippi
Williams and Vardaman
Missouri
D.oor. Prancii
Joseph W. Folk
Montana
Myers
Norrig
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Charles W. Bryan
Nevada
Newlands
Pittman
New Hampshire
Samuel D. Felker
John B. Jameson
New Jersey
Martine
Thomas H. Burch
New Mexico
W. C. McDonald
A. O. Hudspeth
William ©. Redfield
George M. Palmer
North Carolina
Senator Overman
Julian S. Carr
William H. Purcell
D. H W. McArthur
Ohio
Pomerene
Newton D. Baker
Oklahoma
Owen
W. H. Murray
John H. Young
George A. Henshaw
R. L. Williams
Chamberlain
Judge Burke
Pennsylvania
Michael J.ryan
James J. Ryan
Black
Samuel R. Price
John 8. Billing
William Hashon
Rhode Island
George F. Snaughnessy
George de Bendictua
South Carolina
Tillman
E. JD. Smith
South Dakota
Wisconsin
J. A. Aylward
William F. Wolfe
District of Columbia
Henry Ff. Davis
Patrick J. Haltington
J. D. Ayer Co
Lowell
Masa
Cheyenne
the Stock Growers National Bank
A. E. Roedel
Weat 17Th ST
Rexall Store
Albany Hotel
Denver
Brenlin
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