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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1913
Page
5
He sension county commissioners report nearly 400 coyote pelts collected this month the largest haul since the law took effect. J Mank led with 46 pelts followed by Tom Nell with 37 wolves and bobcats also noted.
Snowbound Loveland workers earn one to one twenty five dollars an hour to clear roofs after three collapses. The Union Delivery roof 50 by 100 feet fell, along with fifty five feet over Lincoln Avenue garage and twenty five feet at Denson building. Forty four inches of snow blankets the area as wind and drifting halt transport and communications. The heavy weather, worst on record for northern Colorado, leaves cattle stocks inaccessible and trains delayed.
Evanston Wro reports that Henry Lewtor a well known Knight County rancher recently traveled to England to visit his father and siblings. He notes many changes in the old country and expresses gladness to return to America.
London reports militant suffragettes intensified actions after Emmeline Pankhurst was jailed in Exeter. A mansion at Venice Bay, Scotland, was burned and acid was poured into mailboxes as police tightened street patrols while Pankhurst began a hunger strike. Passengers aboard the Majestic describe delays in Plymouth harbor during the incident.
Comments from The Manchester Guardian and The Westminster Gazette critique the response to danger and applaud the police action in arresting Mrs. Pankhurst. The English press expresses skepticism about disaster plans and praises law enforcement for a perceived triumph.
Washington December 2 The scene of direct presidential primaries urged by President Wilson as important to Republican deliberations. The Republican national committee meets December 16 and many expect Congress may enact primaries to obviate the nominating convention for the next election. If a direct primary law passes before 1916 the need to change Republican representation would disappear.
Tommy Walsh, Mandot's manager, announced the Heatweight has recovered from illness and will seek bouts against Joe Rivers or Leach Cross to prove he is his former self. Mandot previously showed champion potential before sickness and injuries. he traveled south to recuperate and has since maintained strong condition.
Shelbyville Ind December 6 court adjourned until Monday as the state failed to complete evidence in the trial of Dr William B Craig charged with the murder of Dr Helen Koobe Augusta Knabe a cousin identified the kimono the prosecution says was worn by the slain doctor at a bazaar event at the Presbyterian church Tuesday with lunches served all afternoon
Fragment reads as a humorous aside about male vanity and mythic paths after life with no clear event or proper names. The text appears as a stray quote lacking context or identifiable persons or places.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat sluggish kidneys by using Jad Salts a tablespoonful in water before breakfast. It claims meat causes uric buildup, cites relief of backache headaches and rheumatic twinges, and promotes Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive life saver for meat eaters with a grape and lemon acid base.
New York reports Simon D Paddock of Flatbush, once a chauffeur in Atlantic Highlands, inherits 169000 after another relative dies. Previously he received 50000 from a Syractive uncle, used to fund a Broadway education and a family, then worked as a phonograph repair man.
The annual report by Brigadier General Frank S H McIntyre outlines tariff changes aiding Philippine exports including sugar and tobacco limits removal and a shift to transshipment. It notes education gains, improved English instruction, and growing American and Filipino staff in the insular service. Puerto Rico trade declines amid higher totals, with sugar shipments up but value down, and schooling and irrigation progress cited alongside Dominican customs receipts under American influence.
The forecast for Wyoming calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with rising temperatures as the weather warms across the state.
Fragment mentions a pugilist and a bald headed man, but the text is garbled. It suggests a dispute or complaint but provides no clear incident, names, places, or outcomes to establish a proper record.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 20 cent hair remedy that stops hair loss and banishes dandruff. It claims immediate improvement in shine and fullness, with new hair growth visible after weeks of use, urging readers to buy from drug or toilet counters.
The season shifts from autumn to winter with leaves nearly shed and trees bare signaling the approach of cold weather and shorter days.
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