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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1913
Page
4
An essay extols living example over admonition, arguing that people imitate what they see as honest, generous, and kind. It uses Jesus as a model, urging followers to act and teach by deeds, not forceful rebukes, to elevate others and attract them through conduct. It also critiques political leaders blamed for harming the needy through policy.
The absence of Ambassador Wilson in Mexico quiets the capital as factions seek a compromise between government supporters and constitutionalists. Huerta’s shifts of ministers isolate leaders from the people, raising hope for peace terms and an orderly election before winter.
The senate committee on the Underwood tariff measure sent questions to hundreds of manufacturers nationwide, but only a few replied. The responses reveal threats and dire forecasts about the bill, while critics warn of partisan attempts to hurt the public to regain power.
Margaret Wilson’s Madison stop draws offers from local women groups but she declines. She accepts a civic singing engagement at a democratic gathering in a schoolhouse, stating the Wilson family vowed to serve the people and keep public life open to all.
Readers protested to the Leader over Tribune coverage of Marie Bouffart the girl acrobat. They argued the papers described the conduct with obscene detail, claiming charges might be false and that the article crossed lines of decency. The Tribune defended its facts but admitted tasteless detail.
Charles Hamlin of Boston stands as a candidate for assistant secretary of the treasury. The nomination highlights his prominence and ties to the financial sector in New England politics.
Women of brafe stage a serial dance evening at Pra ternal Wall with admission 25 conta and free entry for ladies. A New Zealand law now sets fines for workers surpassing an eight hour day.
The Washington spelling champion from Ohio, Rep Willis, shows off a sun helmet made of elder pith with inner band space. Col Helstand notes it protects from heat. Willis says it shifts from Panama and straw hats. The episode reflects his new summer gear in a hot capital.
Dr Benjamin J Jefferson of Denver is nominated as minister to Nicaragua to carry the Wilson Bryan doctrine to the south if the policy is adopted He is described as a loyal party man who has supported the leaders in Colorado politics He was born in Georgia and moved to Colorado nine years ago.
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming July 26 1913 Not Coal Land Not within Phosphate or Public Water Notice is hereby given Theodore Federer of Cheyenne Wyoming who on March 26 1910 made homestead entry serial number 05962 for west half of section 8 township 16 north range 67 west sixth principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim
Notice is given that Savala Swaney of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed intent to make final five year proof to establish claim to land described in a homestead entry. The hearing will be before the register and receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on August 28 1913. Witnesses named: Bertha Britton Rose L Bard James Fitzgerald Isaac N Bard all of Litus Bear Wyoming.
Publication notices list multiple Cheyenne Wyoming settlers filing for final three year proof on homestead entries. Names include Arthur Russell Carpenter and John Smith with serials 05568 and 07017, witnesses listed. Additional notices cover Asbury C Curtis and others with entries 06604 and 06726, in sections 26 and 18 and related parcels.
Enos H. Wade of Cheyenne Wyoming filed for final three year proof on his homestead entry serial number 05170 for section 22 township 14 north range 65 west 6th PM. Proof to be given before the register and receiver at Cheyenne on September 15, 1913. Witnesses named include Edward W Bastian Aurne Wye and John W Me non with others from Divide Wyoming.
The chief quartermaster of the canal zone told authorities in the West India Islands that the canal construction is nearing completion and currently there is no demand for labor on the isthmus.
It is expected that within a short time an international union of elevator conductors and starters will be formed. The move aims to unify labor advocacy and bargaining power for workers in the elevator industry.
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