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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1912

Page

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Government Wins Suits Union and Southern Pacifics Must Dissolve

The U S Supreme Court rules Union Pacific and Southern Pacific formed an unlawful combination in restraint of interstate commerce under the Sherman act. It orders a decree to dissolve the merger and bars stock voting and dividends until the plan dissolves the anti trust violation, with possible receivership sale if plans are not approved.

Washington Supreme Court Justice Day Union Pacific Railroad Company Southern Pacific Union Pacific Union Pacific Company New Orleans Galveston San Francisco Portland Central Pacific Ogden Missouri River

Charles Pett Found Dead in Denver Room

Charles Pett a laborer found dead in his room behind 1917 Iddy street Sunday night about 9. The coroner ruled heart failure after investigation. Pett, about 40, was single with no relatives. The Denver union will handle the burial. he had recently worked on the Citizens Bank building.

Charles Pett Iddy Street Pet Denver Union Pett New

Officials Fired by Pres Taft

President Taft through the department of justice removed U S marshal for the Western district of Texas Nolte and U S marshal for the eastern district Lyon for pernicious political activity in support of Colonel Cecil Lyon Texas Republicans. Bert J. McDowell of Del Rio and Phil Be of Paris named as successors. First such Taft action after the election.

Roosevelt Washington Taft Department of Filtice Gone Nolte United States Texas B. Lyon Cecil Lyon Republican National Committee Bert J. McDowell del Rio Nolte Phil BE Bae Paris Lyon

Supreme Court Upholds South Dakota Anti Monpoly Act

The Supreme Court ruled the South Dakota anti monopoly law constitutional, making it illegal to sell a commodity in general use to a dealer in one city cheaper than to a dealer in another part of the state. In Chicago, ten Pollled Angus yearlings sold for $12 per hundred, setting a new open market price record.

Washington Supreme Court Chicago

Greece Rejects Armistice Terms and War Fears Rise

Athens reports Greece will not accept the armistice terms proposed by Turkey. Athos Romanos says Greece would resist provisioning Adrianople Janina and Scutari, risking renewed conflict if peace stalls. Reports from London and Emblin note German-British peace signals and Balkan tensions as the armistice signing nears.

Paris Greece Turkey Athos Romanos France Adrianople Janina Scutari London Hermon Kiderlen Washer Germany Balkan Bulgaria Baghtche Balkan League Sceutari Tehatalla le Temps Constantinople Epirus Servia Bervia Novibazar Thrace Midia Elide Aghatch Davala Macedonia Salonik Albania Montenegro Balkan Alliance Balkan League of States Nazim Pasha Rephed Piasha Risa Pasha Savoff Dr. Daneff Chamber of Deputies Fitcher Chile

White Slavery in Federal Court Linked to West End Resorts

Marie Evans and Belle Reardon two resort proprietors in the West End were each sentenced to one year and one day in the Lansing Kansas penitentiary on white slave act charges. Evans and Reardon protested innocence as Judge Riner denied new trials.

Marie Gvans Belle Reardon West End Lansing Kaisa Kansay Gen. Thompson Riner Magele Teton Bourt Fort Wayne Ind Dowagins Wyo Marie Rourle Maggie Au France Maggie AuFrance Ighiehly

Kendrick Wins Wyoming in Official State Vote Count

The state canvassing board reported Kendrick carried Wyoming by a small margin, defeating Warren and confirming legislators elected by counties. County tallies show Kendrick won twelve counties to Warren's nine, with the new legislature likely Republican.

Wyoming Kendrick U. S Aal John T. Kendrick Warren Woodrow Wilson Congress John B. Kendrick Washington Ecight United States Uinta County Lincoln County Thomas Sneddon Hurring

Governor Carey Presents Silvers Service to Wyoming

Gov Joseph M Carey presented a 101 piece silver service to the battleship Wyoming at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on behalf of Wyoming. Captain Gleaves hosted the governor and Wyoming officers at luncheon. The story also notes Congress preparing for high pace work as the 62nd Congress begins.

NE York Wyoming Brooklyn Navy Yard Joseph M. Carey Gleaves Navy Yard

Christmas Shopping Specials From Early Shoppers

Christmas shoppers are urged to begin early with only 18 business days left before Christmas. The notice emphasizes choosing best selections early, avoiding long hours for store staff, and avoiding last minute hardship on clerks. A special edition by CH LEVITT dated Sunday December 18 will offer gift ideas and guidance.

Decorshoe CH Levitt

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Union and Southern Pacifics Harriman Pres. Taft Russia Adrianopole Emblin Bethmann-Hollweg Senate Albany Henry Maynard Laramie Jacob Berner Big Torn George B. McClellan Nowood Skovgard Basin Carbon Taylor Encampment Frank Wadsell Rawlins Converse W. C. Irvine Rosa Crook Hoyt Sundance Fremont Cheyenne Natrona Patrick Sullivan Casper Park George T. Peck Cody Sheridan John Th Wendriak C. WM. Halley Nels Pearson Sherthan Sweetwater Edward Murray 6Th Sprites August Martella James W. Chrismnan Opal W. A. Rydell Auburn O. &. Bradbury Evanston Wenton Jefferia Newcastle House of Representatives Otto L. Barbs Red Hutte Ledlie C John To Rock River Mra Anne HoMmer Joseph R. Sullivan Big Worn Sullivan A. Thorley Otto Herman DB Gateshi Worland R. G. Meffrew Fort Steele W. R. Tilton Saratoga Frank C. Hunter Elk Mountain Charles i. Anderson Maria Williaam Booker Clenrock Henry T. Gray Lusk G. M. Winkelman Manville S. D. Perry Miss Nettie Truax William J. Wood R. A. Hopkins Jacob Sherman Chas Mason Wheatland A. Campbell Glenda Charles Hir- Big Robert G. Shingle A. F. Yoder Torrington Natronal Robert Grieve Casper Stephen Tobini Thomas R. Wilson Alta Frank P. Cranney Smoot Weston Jefferson Davis Upton Frederick Schmidt Diamondville Chenave Ouleley Ble Horn Hot Springs Secretary of State Progressive Party Charles E. Winter Warn Kend Sig Horn Campbell Carbonere Crook HS Goshen Nan Johnson Lincoln Wa A. Niobrara Eee Park Washakie Hisgen Olson Blythe O Grant Ee Selway Campbell Vee Clark Pd Prohit Schultz Opus Mondell Seaee Fahey Carlson Laughlin Clark Groesbeck AGL Shipp Vor Inskustytnt Institute Green River Prest Mentyer Lee Aeee al Gov. Carey House
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