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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
4
A reprinted piece from a Syracuse French milliner Andre Boutin urges voters to back Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas Marshall as the Democratic nominees. It argues against trusts and appeals to veterans and women awaiting suffrage, claiming a path to independence and equal rights.
A Denver newspaper writer offers thumbnail portraits of Taft Wilson and Roosevelt based on talks with each. Taft appears as secretary of war facing army readiness doubts and a wary stance toward the public. Wilson is portrayed as humane and democratic, mingling with the press and public as a approachable guest.
Three thumbnail sketches compare Taft, Wilson, and Roosevelt. Taft is wary of public trust, Wilson keeps confidence yet shows through actions, and Roosevelt crowds the audience and projects democracy openly. The piece contrasts leadership styles and public perception.
The Basin Republican accuses John B. Kendrick of low campaign spending in the U S senate primary and criticizes Warren for a small expense total. It claims Democratic papers are giving free hollering while questioning payments to The Republican and other papers.
In a piece attributed to Woodrow Wilson the rise of living costs amid tariff policy is discussed. The United States Labor Bureau data from thirty-two states shows prices for food and coal up over ten years with most food items higher than a year prior. Wilson calls for justice in tariff and monopoly regulation and for protecting public resources to widen opportunity across generations.
Mrs Ellen Buck of Bristol, a farmer's wife, dressed six featherless Plymouth Rocks with stockings as garments. The story notes 300 letters of varied opinions, some praising the invention as a poultry solution and others fearing perverse breeding and decorum issues.
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach. A fifty cent bottle is said to yield a hundred dollars worth of satisfaction or money back.
The Mineola Horse Show Association opened its eleventh show in Mineola New York amid its largest entry list to date. The event blends social activity with equestrian competition as exhibitors come from across the Long Island New York colony.
A Scrape of the Pen, a Scottish play by Graham Moffatt author of Bunty Pully the Strings, will have its first New York performance this evening at Weber's Theatre, Players Ostames.
Men of the Gray gather in Warrensburg Missouri for the annual Confederate Veterans reunion. The parade and officers election are the main events of the opening in Merft.
Electrical workers unions across New England gather in Boston at Fanueil Hall for a meeting to discuss forming an association of all Rettica. The event marks a regional effort to organize and coordinate labor actions among craftsmen in the area.
An advertisement claims personal magnetism can bring wealth and influence. It promotes Mme Heck a medium at 322 East Nineteenth Street offering services from business luck to love, promising guaranteed results or no charge. Hours are 10 am to 8 pm daily with privacy assured and payment required.
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