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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1916
Page
4
A fragment quoting Woodrow Wilson defending liberty and political self rule across all peoples. It argues flag symbolism as universal rights, while noting that if liberty is betrayed American traditions fade.
An editorial chides Wyoming leaders for missing a chance to push the 640 acre grading homestead bill through before session end. It blames Clark and Mondell for absence in Washington and argues delay arose from their neglect, not Democratic opposition, predicting passage in the December session.
The piece argues the state constitution’s clause on governor eligibility to other offices should stand as written. It notes framers and Governor Warren understood the clause limited state offices and did not cover U S Senate or federal roles. It contends the Wyoming Tribune seeks political manipulation of the text years later.
The article argues that Governor Kendrick was forced into the race for the United States Senate and that John EB Kendrick is seen as the best qualified candidate. It asserts Democrats and Republicans alike know Kendrick was honest about not seeking the position before pressure changed his stance. The Tribune is accused of dishonesty in denying the move.
The article argues that candidate Hughes treats equal suffrage as lamentable yet inevitable. It claims he avoids pledges to pass a federal amendment, meeting anti suffrage leaders privately while publicly signaling a soft stance. It cites Cheyenne remarks and a Colorado senator leak as evidence of political expediency.
The piece argues the people will decide who shall be their senator and contends the Tribune’s anti governor sentiment will fail. It asserts Governor Kendrick will become the next United States senator.
Progressive group suffers a sharp blow in Chicago as Brughes is favored by the old guard. A worse defeat looms if the old guard wins in November by defeating Wilson.
An old Tribune notice discusses potential steps to put a deposit into GO P manta. The fragment hints at a plan that may be regarded as an alternative or preliminary move but lacks clear details or outcomes.
A military of achievements under the Wilson administration credits farmers with major gains. Rural credits, federal reserve support, tariff adjustments, and the creation of market information systems are cited as equalizing opportunities. A strong push for roads, vocational education, and agricultural extension is noted, arguing for continued farmer prosperity and social improvements nationwide.
Public notice lists ticket sales from September 29 inclusive with final return by October 1. L Moore, Commission Agent, Railway, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Ha-06-18-19.
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