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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1912

Page

9

Cadet tournament honors for Amanda Butler and Miss Mabel Knight

At the Cadet tournament in the gym Friday evening Brigadier General Edwards praised the sponsors Amanda Butler and Mabel Knight. The event featured cadet drills, a reception of officers, and General Edwards stressed military training and patriotism.

Cheyenne Gympatium Amanda Butler Mabel Knight Eleventh Infantry Edwards Baker Davis Scchool Loviler

Taft urges uniform rural credits laws at governors meeting

President Taft, addressing twenty six governors in Washington, advocates uniform state legislation to enable rural credits and low interest loans for farmers. He stresses the importance of enabling land and crop values to back lending and expansion of farming, with officials and future reforms discussed at the Richmond conference.

Washington Taft United States Nee Richmond Congress Knox MacVeagh Myron T. Herree

War Over Presidents New Appointments Faces Senate

Republicans warn Democrats that reprisals could follow over Taft era nominations as the Senate edges toward a political clash. Democrats threaten to block confirmations while both sides anticipate heightened tension in upcoming sessions.

Washiington Dec Senate Taft

Goleb Awarded Big Damages in Mining Suit

Peter Goleb received 21000 pounds in a federal case against Owl Creek Mining Co of Geho Wyoming. He sought 61000 pounds for injuries from coal fall while working in the mines. He was left paraplegic from the waist down. defense lawyers were Hutton McKay and T Blake Kennedy.

Peter Goleb Owl Creek Mining Company Geho Wyo Goleb Hutton McKay T. Blake Kennedy Enterline & la Fileche Ridgely &Mullen

Wilson to Celebrate Birthday in Birthplace House

Staunton Virginia December 7 President-elect Wilson will be entertained December 28 his fifty sixth birthday in the house where he was born plans are to make the day a homecoming week and jubilee Dr A Frazer who occupied the Presbyterian manse will host Wilson and such family members as may accompany him as guests on this occasion.

Wilson Staunton A. Frazer

Wyoming Auto Road Best Pass to Rocky Mountains Highlighted

Wyoming delegates at the highways conference argued for endorsement of the Wyoming route as the transcontinental automobile highway to the Rocky Mountains. They urged the Cheyenne route as the best pass and impressed delegates with its advantages.

Cincinnati Wyoming Roky Mountains Speters Cheyenne

Balkan Guns Show Value of Artillery

Washington reports that Balkan combat shows artillery’s edge over infantry. An artillery officer says one battery can outperform a regiment of infantry and urges Congress to fund more three inch field guns. He notes long range accuracy and concentrated fire outpacing infantry volleys.

Washington Salads Congress Ardnamen

Taft Names Abberg Chief of Chemistry Bureau

President Taft and Secretary James Wilson selected Dr. Carl Abberg to lead the Bureau of Chemistry, filling the vacancy created by the spring resignation of Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, renowned defender of the pure food law.

Washington, D. C Taft Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson Carl Abberg Bureau of Drugs and Plants Bureau of Chemistry Harvey W. Wiley

Peculiar Nose Helps Denver Man Arrested for Forged Checks

Walter K. Raymond was arrested by Sheriff Roach after officers traced two bad checks he passed at the Oxford hotel in Denver on July 4. The checks for 25 dollars and 5.95 dollars were drawn on the Nebraska National Bank of Omaha and signed by Raymond. Raymond claimed to be a building contractor from Omaha and tried to delay payment by noting banks were closed for the holiday. A Thiel detective service circular describing Raymond led to his identification, and he was sent back to Denver to face grand larceny charges.

Walter K. Raymond Roach Raymond Oxford Denver Omaha Neb Nebraska National Bank of Omaha James §. Stein Thiel Detective Service Sheriff Roach

Cheyenne Irrigation Promises Farm Boom Near City

The Leader urges Cheyenne to study John W H Gordon's irrigation plan for Crow valley. He argues irrigation can profitably water every acre, turning vacant land into farms near Cheyenne and boosting trade with new settlers in a Goshen like landscape. Colorado beet and potato crops are cited as proof of irrigation skill and wealth.

John WH. Gordon Cheyenne Gordon Wyoming Hietas Mr. Gordon Crow Valley Goshen Warren Colorado John Gordon

Taft Reaffirms Key Recommendations To Congress

President Taft outlines currency reform and tax law relief, supports army reorganization, militia pay, and water power regulation. He backs Philippine autonomy with staged independence and criticizes no tariff changes. Also urges Supreme Court rulemaking to cut costs and praises Goethals for Panama work.

Army The War College Porto Rico Walter Power Col. Goethals Panama Canal United States Supreme Court Congress Supreme Court Colonel Goethals Great Britain United States Philippines Philippine Islands Taft Pell Rts

Taft to Entrust Tariff Revision to Wilson After Election

President Taft signals no further effort to press tariff cuts and will leave future revision to the newly elected Congress and to Woodrow Wilson. In a general message to Congress he notes the new body and its platform favors tariff for revenue only. The message, his second and final general address of this session, covers all departments except the state department.

Washington Taft Congress Wilson State Department

Morning papers as the best advertising medium

The piece argues morning newspapers reach families most effectively, with women handling home life and daily routines. It claims evening papers arrive too late for daily merchants, while morning editions start the day fresh for business readers and the nest of the day.

Harmony Confere nces Sought Among Republicans

Washington December 7 An effort to unite Progressive and regular Republicans is under way with informal talks among leaders. A secret meeting may be arranged as Progressive leaders plan to meet in Chicago next Tuesday. Expected attendees include Pennewill Delaware Deneen Illinois Carroll Iowa Gui sborough Maryland Eberhart Minnesota Hadley Missouri Adhe Nevada Tenor Pennsylvania Vessey South Dakota Spry Utah Glasscock West Virginia McGovern Wisconsin Corey Wyoming.

Washington Richmond Chicago Delaware Deneen Ilinois Carroll Iowa Guiisborough Maryland Eberhart Minnesota Hadley Missouri Adhe Nevada Tenor Pennsylvania Vessey South Dakota Spry Utah Glasscock West Virginia McGovern Wisconsin Corey Wryoming

Independence Debate Delays Philippines Status and Budget Plan

The president argues against granting independence now, warning it could harm the Filipino majority under oligarchic rule. He criticizes current legislation, outlines national financial strain, and previews a forthcoming budget model with proposed expenditures and revenues to Congress.

Mr. Taft Congress Philippines National Monetary Commission Provident Ite Pilipinas

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