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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1913

Page

4

Denver Bargains Lose Luster as Delusion Persists

A Cheyenne reader reports Denver's big displays and cut prices mislead shoppers. Travelers and locals find similar goods at Cheyenne prices, while Denver offers often inferior quality. The Noahs Ark bankruptcy ad and inflated claims draw scrutiny of city promo tactics.

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Great Opportunities for a Pro-Prospective Congress

The letter extols a new congress era with wide open opportunity. It lauds railroad rate reform stock watering suppression and national growth projects like Alaska development and Mississippi basin control. It endorses woman suffrage and frames the program as a worldwide freedom leadership under the Democratic president, Senate, and House.

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Guemany's Warning to the Kaiser

Fragmentary report notes a warning issued by the Reichstag to the Kaiser over high handed conduct. The readable portions indicate officials cautioning against reckless actions and demanding restraint amid governance. Further details are unclear in the damaged text.

Germany Faces Backlash Over Zabern Incident

The New York World notes German authorities faced national scrutiny after Zabern confrontations. The Reichstag protests arbitrary military actions, the Kaiser admits restraint, and Alsatian civilians suffer while civilians, not elites, press for reforms. The event catalyzes a shift in public attitude toward militarism.

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Colorado Senator Helen Ring Robinson and the suffrage cause

Mrs Helen Ring Robinson a Colorado senator and leading suffragist has been a principal figure at the national suffragists convention urging Congress to back a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. Her long advocacy and equality with men in voting are highlighted as the movement presses for action.

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President's Message Returns Calm Guidance for Markets

Henry Clews analyzes the presidents message delivered to Congress noting calm moderation amid demagogic talk. He cites policy on Mexico, trust legislation delay, and emphasis on banking and currency reform. Clews links turmoil in Mexico to stock weakness and anticipates a cautious market rebound as the overall economic tone improves.

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High Food Costs Burden City Poor, Call for Real Relief

Investigators from the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor report food costs take nine cents of every dollar, with one cent tied to distribution. They urge a plan to cut wholesale retail costs by half, warning no solution is yet proposed. A schoolteacher joke closes with a quip about the eye.

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Kidney trouble preventable by salts claim

An old health ad declares kidney trouble stems from overworked kidneys due to rich food. It promotes purchasing four ounces of Jad Salts to flush kidneys, claiming relief from back pain cloudy urine and nocturnal urination, as a safe home remedy.

Argentine Beef Arrives as Tariff Drops

A shipload of Argentine beef reaches New York every two weeks after tariff reduction. Packers tied to the beef trust have priced domestic meat low to devalue competition, arguing lowered tariffs would trigger this. Opponents warned of such effects, while supporters claimed the tariff cut would restore competition when monopoly exists.

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