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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1913

Page

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Cheyenne Club Discusses Settling State Lands Near City

The Greater Cheyenne club met to consider settling 92 000 acres of state lands within 15 miles of Cheyenne and 1910 county acres for cultivation and farming. Attorney S Pearlstine outlined city transition from cattle and sheep to agriculture and dairying and a plan to form a committee with the Industrial club to study sale terms and promote settlement.

Cheyenne Greater Cheyenne Club Acthyiyx S. Pearlstine Pearlstine Industrial Club Dollar Laramie County Laramie Couny Bonafide State Land Board

Temperance Demonstration at Capitol Draws 2000 Protesters

About 2000 Anti-Saloon League and Woman's Christian Temperance Union members marched to the Capitol, delivering petitions for national prohibition by constitutional amendment. Speakers included Ernest H. Cherrington and former Gov M R Patterson, as banners waved and hymns filled the air.

Washington Capitol Anti- Saloon League of the American Woman's Christian Temperance Union Fach Richmond P. Hobson Alabama Congressional Library Prohibition America

Fire on Rio Grande Proves Fake Wireless Report

The Rio Grande arrived with no fire or trouble on the voyage from New York. The captain reported no blaze aboard. Government investigators are probing a wireless message claiming 197 passengers were removed, now believed to be an amateur hoax.

Brunswick Rio Grande New York

No early changes in army posts in Garrison's annual report

Secretary Garrison's first annual report to Congress says no immediate recommen dations for broad army post changes. He notes priority on field artillery supply and better mobilization in a practical garrisoned system, plus a reserve militia emphasized to strengthen national defense and organizational efficiency.

Waslington Garrison the Provident Organisationa Vilbere Geem

Elevator at Burns Burns Burned Down in Wyoming Loss Seen With Insurance

The Farmers' elevator in Burns Wyoming burned to the ground at 71:40 in the forenoon. It was filled with grain and insured. The fire likely started near the office store. Manager Watkins had gone to dinner when alarm sounded. the blaze destroyed a key local grain market facility.

Wyo Watkins Burns Golden Prairie

Federals Gird for Last Stand at Ojinaga Amid Mexican Revolt

On December 10 at Presidio Texas observers note General Mercado with about 4000 federal troops near the U S border preparing a defense at Ojinaga. Trenches are dug guns mounted and supplies moved in as rebels push toward the town signaling a potential stand or retreat into Nuevo Leon.

Presidio Mes Mercado United States Ojinaga Nuevo Lecn Mexico Inega

Down and Out Hotel to Open in Deeg

Chicago's unemployed bread line will end after the first of the year with a new down and out hotel in GHIQAGG Deeg offering real beds for 5 cents and meals from 1 to 5 cents each as a cheaper alternative starting January.

Chicago

Huerta Open to Polls as Carranza Seeks Election Bid

Reports from Mexico City say conservative forces may press Huerta to seek a pact with Carranza to allow an election with Carranza as the constitutionalist candidate. Huerta seeks Congress to renew full powers over war finance and interior affairs. Officials in Washington weigh whether an election could occur with constitutionalists if Huerta remains allied with the government.

Mexico CPEX Huerta Carranza Congress Department of War,finance and Interior Washington Mexico City State Department Mesicin

Unknown daughter of Big Tim Sullivan makes appearance

Margaret Catherine Sullivan, 17, claims to be Big Tim Sullivan and Margaret A. Holland's daughter. She seeks leave to compromise a $50,000 claim against Sullivan's estate tied to an insurance policy assignment on November 18, 190%, with loans on the policy and the insurer unaware of the signed assignment. Sullivan cancelled the assignment in 1911 and later borrowed against the policy.

New York Big Tim Sullivan Yonkers Supreme Court Margaret Catherine Sullivan Margaret A. Holland Mise Sullivan

Probe of Strikes in Colorado and Michigan Urged

Congress urged a federal inquiry into Colorado coal strikes and Michigan copper disruptions. Representative Keating claimed coal companies violated the Sherman Act amid political labor turmoil, while Representative MacDonald cited acute Michigan copper conditions and a push from labor leader Moyer to seek presidential intervention.

Colorado Michigan House Rules Committee Keating MacDonald Moyer Western Federation of Minera Wilson

Program Today at Consistory Degrees Exemplar

The schedule lists TWENTY-FIRST DEGREE at 9:30 a.m. with L. C. Winkle, assisted by H. C. Hoffman and others. TWENTY-NINTH DEGREE at 1:00 p.m. under R. D. Goodrich and L. D. Hilla. TWENTIETH DEGREE at 2:20 p.m. under W. A. Riner with Peter Appell and others.

L. C. Winkle H. C. Hoffman W. C. Deming M. A. Kilns EW Stone L. C. Hilly W. al Riner PF. J. Niewander Fred Fobes Ross Snyder Wallace Bond W. ©. Mulford G Hf. Gilland R. D. Goodrich L. D. Hilla J. A. Durnford M. A. Kilne William Dubois Clyde Barry J. A. Kirkbride J. J. Bhowalter R. N. LaFontain M. VY. Moulton C. ¥. Beard W. J W. A. Riner Peter Appell M. V. Moulton E. Winter Rafter Carson J. A. Riner Fred Fobes

Woman's Looks Spur Immediate Action in M4 Film Scene

A woman described as highly attractive triggers quick, impulsive behavior from M4 in a tense scene. The moment underscores a power dynamic and raises questions about boundaries and consent within the narrative.

Exhibits at Schmidt Trial Show Gruesome Details

New York witnesses testified about the body parts found after Hans Schmidt dismembered Alina Aumuller and dumped them into the Hudson. The trial featured the saw, knife, stained pillow slips, and weights as key exhibits while Schmidt remained unmoved. A witness recounted Schmidt's talk of marriage to Aumuller and a possible ceremony he described as acting both groom and priest.

New York Alina Aumuller Hans Schmidt Hudson River Schmidt Anna Hert Anna Aumutler Schmitt Miss Aumuller Miss Hert Schmidra Atmuller Anna Aumuller Anna Schrmidt Smith Anna Anmiller

New Haven Railroad Suspends Dividend After 40 Years

The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad suspends further disbursements on its $157 million stock after a directors meeting. Investors face a shock as about $40 million of stock is held by individuals and financial institutions. Increased wages and limited equipment were cited as reasons.

New York New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad

Wilson outlines anti trust program scope at White House

President Wilson and six House judiciary committee Democrats defined the aims of administration anti trust bills in a White House meeting. Goals include clarifying unlawful restraints, shifting burden to defendants, banning interlocking directorates, creating an interstate trade commission, and aiding courts in dissolving trusts, with a general approach aligned to the Lemroot LaFollette bill.

Washington Wilson White House House Judiciary Committee Interstate Trade Commission Congress House

Operation stops bout of Ritchie and Murphy

In San Francisco a 19 year old abscess prompted an operation on Willie Witchie the lightweight champion. The scheduled 10 round bout between Teitehle and Marlen Tommy Murphy was halted before the first bell. The match was called off by order ment.

SA. Francisco Willie Witchie Chammon Betwen Teitehle Marlen Tommy Murphy Aererment

Leader Bargain Days Offer for Cheyenne State Leader

Mail a full year subscription at half price with a $3.00 payment to start coverage from January 1. New and renewing subscribers must mail the coupon, with arrears paid if due, to extend through the year. The Cheyenne State Leader promotes Wyoming news and editorials as a premier daily paper.

Daily Cheyenne State Leader Wyoming Dan WE Godan Hargain

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