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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1910
Page
12
A fragmentary editorial tirade targets political bosses and the Roosevelt and Bryan factions. It denounces machine control, urges independents to vote their conscience, and warns of patronage and insurgency influences in Wyoming and state leadership dynamics.
The piece touts State Senator George H. Cross of Converse County as a leading Democratic gubernatorial hopeful. It praises his ranching, business success, legislative service, patriotism, intellect, honesty, and public spirit, noting strong statewide support and invincibility among known voters. It contrasts German aviation licensing with U S enforcement and hints at regulatory strictness for violators.
If you want to buy a sewing machine now is your chance prices from 5 dollars up on easy terms. The Sherman of 421 W. 17 St Cheyenne Wyoming. Have you a permit to smoke.
A local notice states a candidacy for the office of secretary of state. It notes the candidate runs under the Democratic party and indicates submission to the party’s will. The name appears as Harry H. Gatma.
The article notes that bankers value early deposits from young men who can develop a saving habit. It explains how small beginnings grow into large balances and states that Citizens National Bank invites young men to bank with it and promises cooperative service.
The piece argues government serves railroad interests not people, urging Wyoming women to decisive action against pernicious party machines. It warns against straight ticket voting and official patronage, advising voters to decide with personal judgment for their own sake.
The Omaha Bee reports the Montreal congress gathers 155 archbishops and bishops, hundreds of priests, and over 200000 lay Catholics in a historic rally to revive faith in the Eucharist. Cardinal Vanutelli conveys the pope's message, and the English king also sends a personal note underscoring the event's significance.
The text highlights Cardinal Vannutelli’s speech stressing the Eucharist as the heart of Catholic unity. It argues the sacrament keeps faith alive, attracting adherents across nations and oceans, and explains how devotion binds Catholics beyond borders.
Germany leads in aviation regulation with a rule requiring every air navigator to hold a license issued by municipal or provincial authorities after an examination of mechanical knowledge. The Omaha World-Herald reports the regulatory framework aims to ensure trained pilots and safe flight practices.
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