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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1913

Page

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Cheyenne School Exhibit Shows Notable Student Growth

The Cheyenne public schools closed winter term with hundreds of parents visiting five grade schools and the high school. Miss Bess Foster supervised a major art exhibit showing book binding, Egyptian ornament, watercolors, nature studies, and floral designs, amid praise for student skill and imagination.

Gheyenne Cheyenne Messrs E. J. Johnston A. Roedel A. D. Johnston Tribune Fee Mies Bess Eleanor Foster Foster

Progressives Name Murdock Against Clark in House Caucus

At a public caucus in Washington the Progressive organization of the house nominated Representative Vic tor Murdock of Kansas for speaker and outlined plans for an aggressive legislative drive. Fifteen members attended with four more possible, as the group praised Progressive principles and Roosevelt while stating their support would not bind members to any choice.

Waashington Progressive Organization of House Victor Murdock Kansas Washington Wi Thouse Roosevelt Murdock

Western Senator in Woman Scrape Sparks Investigation

Washington April 4 A Western United States senator faces a district attorney investigation on a serious charge by a local woman. Witnesses have been summoned for the grand jury meeting, with the senator denying the accusations as part of a blackmail scheme. A former senator reportedly advises the complainant.

Washington United Slates West Wilson Grand United States Capitol

Weather Forecast: Weekend Light Rain North Districts

YH WRATHER reports from WASHINGTON on April 4 that Saturday and Sunday will be generally fair with light rain possible in northern areas. Weather advisory notes cool temperatures and brisk winds.

Washington

Confessed Bomb Sender Recalled by Coroner Inquests

John Paul Farrell aged janitor who claimed to have sent the bomb that killed Mrs. Madeline Herrera repudiated the confession but was readmitted by the coroner after a double inquest. Jurors found Klotz died from his own bomb while Herrera perished in an explosion at her home from an unknown killer. Farrell had spent two months in prison.

New York John Paul Farrell Madeline Herrera Herrera Neary Klotz Klotz

Trailed 16 Months, Is Arrested for Murder

Toms River New Jersey April 4 Private secretary by Mrs G M Horne of Pittsburgh charged with the murder of Isa L Turner at Lakewood. Turner's body found April 26 1911 beaten and skull fractured after a struggle. Detectives had tracked the prisoner for sixteen months.

Toms River N. J KH. Leahan Mre G. M. Horne Pittsburgh Gare Isas L. Turner Lakewood George JT. Gould

Tariff Study Classes For Democratic Women

Washington April 4 Deter mined to prove to congress that they are capable of grasping the intricacies of the tariff members of the local section of the Woman's National Democratic league tonight will open tariff Study Classes at their head quarters More than 125 women have signed intention to struggle with the mass of figures and data that have caused more than a few gray hairs to appear on heads of weary and overworked members of the house ways and means committee Annette B Paul will instruct the class

Washington Congress Woman's National Democratic League House Ways and Means Committee Annette B. Paul

Paroled Boys Urged to Reform After Court Hearing

Judge Mentzer paroled four of the Hanson and Bird store burglars, with a fifth to face similar clemency later. He warned the youths to quit tobacco, avoid saloons and pool halls, stay in state, report every six months for five years, and earn a living.

Mentzer Hanson and Bird Menuiver Pool Halle Thers

Three Hundred Pupils Shine in Cheyenne Operetta

Cheyenne school pupils presented Princess Chrysanthemum at Capitol Avenue theater directed by Miss Larue Neissler. Della Hoard starred as princess with a strong cast of attendants and a lively Japanese chorus. The performance drew a full house, praised for discipline, dancing, and orchestral accompaniment by Ming Neissler.

Capitol Avenue McCormick Bartlett O'Connell Marshall Warkly Heisel Hoye Smith Graham Mises Gaylord Armstrong Miss Hoye Cheyenne Princess Chrysanthemum Capitol Avenue Theater Mise Larue Neissler Della Hoiard Elizabeth Riner Mary Nimmo Ruth Jensen Margaret Lee Lulaby-Land Charlotte Chaplin Edna Jessen Amanda Mutter Harold Wolcott Prince So-True Sot Marks Sa-Slicethalbert Muahoney Prince Les Mian Chatberlain Lden de Boll James Viart Saucer Eyes Inajinrichishan Inky Knight Hero Saucer Eyes Sa-Sil Mince So-Tri Tech Fairies Saucer Eves Prince So-Tzu Haal Chaen Ming Nelssler Misa Nelssler Foythesta

Ojeda Attacks as Troops Clash Near Naco Sonora

General Ojeda and about six hundred Mexican troops pressed state forces surrounding Naco, Sonora. The fight intensified for a short period east of Naco before Ojeda’s men briefly broke through but ultimately held the position.

Kaco Ain Ojeda Naco Sonora Arte Ojoda

Treasury Aide Orders Daily Allowances Amid Tariff Slump

Washington April 4 The government faces a tariff driven downturn and Secretary McAdoo launches a campaign to ease economic strains. Treasury officials direct division heads to adopt strict budget controls with staff in New York receiving eight dollars daily for room and board while others in Chicago and allied cities receive similar stipends.

al Howe New York New York Aid Chicago Elton

Rioters Defeat Police In Auburn Militia Scuffle

Rioters clashed with police at the Columbian Hope plant in Auburn Nova Scotia. Six rioters were shot, one man and a woman killed, about 1,700 workers present as militia and state troops were deployed to restore order after a strike. A conference between strike leaders and employers was called but postponed.

Auburn Miwok Columbian Hope Company Twotary Wmirellian Witla Barventey Beone

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