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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1916
Page
6
A historical quotation urges strong minds brave hearts and ready hands to hold public duty. It extols men of honor who stand tall above demagoguery, unaffected by flattery and false office gains.
The Cheyenne Leader notes Democrats will cite wartime achievements in a Baltimore platform while delaying key legislation. It argues past promises on a single presidential term high living costs Panama tolls and spending cuts failed, tariffs hurt American workers, and the stamp tax hit every citizen, labeling Wilson era inefficiency pervasive.
The Wyoming oil question centers on Maurice Groshon of Cheyenne urging oil companies to provide a gasoline grade meeting state tests. Citizens urge a state owned refinery and stricter compliance with the quality gasoline law, with Groshon viewed as capable of guiding such action.
The Denver Post is accused of discrediting Roosevelt as the Republican choice for president with only Taft as a rival. Most states support Roosevelt, except one where voters chose Taft in the last test. Supporters argue Roosevelt will restore U.S. government to honor and patriotism, and secure a strong standing abroad.
A Cheyenne newspaper editorial denounces a rival publication for distorting a writer’s comment about Senator Clark. It cites reproducing a paragraph to mislead readers into thinking The Register endorsed Clarence D. Clark’s candidacy.
A sharp essay argues that the paper lacks merit for repeating tricks used to mislead readers. It suggests a fuller reference would remove the meat from the matter and expose the deception.
The piece argues that Theodore Roosevelt’s use of hyphenated Americans targets those who remain loyal to their native land rather than the United States. It asserts that native born or foreign-born citizens can be loyal, while the hyphenated type lacks allegiance to American principles.
A patent has been secured for a sleeping car berth feature that adds a standing space at the foot of the lower berth for dressing. The upper berth gains a platform over the lower feet, making the upper berth likely more desirable and potentially required by law in many states.
The Basin Republican endorses C. D. Clark for re election on the Republican ticket. Clark has served Wyoming for over 25 years and built a broad record. The editorial notes his long service and repeated re election as proof of public approval.
Thomas N. Sneddon of Diamondville will leave Saturday June 3 for Chicago with Mrs Sneddon as a delegate to the Republican national convention. He has received a flood of campaign literature, with Theodore Roosevelt viewed as the strongest candidate by far.
A new invention, a locked purse worn by cloak room attendants, carries tips through a hidden slot from an apron pocket for secure turning in of earnings. The author urges tip seekers to abandon such devices and redirect funds to nobler uses.
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