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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
12
A promotional piece praising Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall with appeals from Andre Boutin a French milliner in Syracuse urging voters to oppose trusts and support the Democratic ticket. The item argues the current system favors trusts and promises independence and equal rights under Wilson.
Denver writer offers thumbnail sketches of Taft Wilson and Roosevelt. Taft appears as secretary of war amid talk of army weakness and Japan conflict, while Wilson is pictured during a Denver visit as a humane, democratic, approachable leader who keeps to himself yet blends with the crowd. Roosevelt scene not fully shown.
A columnist contrasts Taft, Wilson, and Roosevelt through three short portraits. Taft appears wary to trust the people, Wilson privately trusts them yet keeps faith in action, while Roosevelt mingles with crowds and reveals democracy openly by urging access and direct contact.
The Basin Republican and The Leader clash over campaign totals for John B. Kendrick and Warren, claiming Kendrick spent $62 in the primary while Warren’s record shows $41.16 and Kendrick $52.50. The papers accuse each other of free “hollering” and question journalism funding.
Woodrow Wilson argues the tariff and trusts must be reformed to protect workers and consumers. He cites United States Labor Bureau data showing rising living costs over the past decade and calls for justice in economic policy and wider access to opportunity for all people.
Philadelphia Sept 26 Mrs Ellen Buck a Bris tol farmer's wife inspected poultry exhibits after raising sixty six Plymouth Rocks without feathers. She devised outfits from old stockings cutting holes for legs and wings and loaded mail with advice from readers as to lifelong clothing for pullets and roosters amid debate on feasibly growing feathers and decency concerns.
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting and harmless stomach regulator. It claims relief from indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach within minutes and offers a money back guarantee with a fifty cent box.
The Mineola Horse Show Association opened its eleventh event in Mineola New York featuring a record number of entries and a social focus alongside the horse exhibition. The exhibitors span the New York colony on Long Island, highlighting the regional turnout.
A new Scottish play titled A Scrape of the Pen by Graham Moffatt will have its first New York performance tonight at Weber's Theatre, Players Ostames, according to reports from Sept 26.
The annual reunion of the State Confederate Veterans began in Warrensburg Missouri with a parade and the election of officers as the chief features of the gathering.
Electrical workers unions across New England gather in Boston to organize an association at Fanueil Hall. The meeting aims to unite Rettica workers and discuss regional labor strategies.
An advertisement touts Personal magnetism as the key to success in business and social life. Mme Heck offers readings and charms claiming to improve luck, influence enemies, unite couples, locate buried treasures, and guarantee results or no charge. Her office at 322 East Nineteenth Street operates daily with privacy for English and German speakers.
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