President Editor-in-Chief Appointment Noted
A brief notice records the appointment of a new president and editor in chief with a modest salary figure cited and no further details.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
4
Hon Roy Montgomery Visits Cheyenne Leader Office
Roy Montgomery a leading northeast Wyoming figure visited The Leader office in Cheyenne after a short stay. He directs Gillette News and Montgomery hotel, owns r anching interests, and is a stockholder in The State Leader. He supported Democrats, helping carry Wyoming’s legislative ticket for Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Montgomery
Cheyenne
Leader
Montgomery
Wyoming
Gillette News
Gillette
Allert
John B. Kendrick
Ike Roy Montgomery
Warren
Washington
The Heroic Figure Bryan and the Democratic Victory
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan as the enduring champion of the people against Wall Street and Rooseveltism. It credits his sixteen year struggle to end corporate control of government, push tariff revision, direct election of senators, primaries, and campaign finance openness, and to lead a democratic triumph for the Republic. It notes Bryan’s willingness to step aside for a new leader while affirming his pivotal role in the fight for democracy and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Hannaism
Wall Street
United States
Philippines
feMetn
Wilson
Republic
William Jennings Bryav
Chicago Journal
Efficiency and training required for jobs across the country
The article argues thousands lack efficiency to fill opportunities in domestic service, mechanics, farming, and horticulture. It urges vocational training and public school efforts to prepare capable individuals, noting many would thrive with reliable work in homes in Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Lone cities. It stresses willing, well qualified workers as the key fix.
Domestic servant or helper on a democratic basis
The passage argues for treating a domestic servant as a helper and family member rather than a servant. It contends a shift toward inclusive family life and notes a broad need to address social conditions through intelligent effort to improve treatment and opportunities.
Dissolution claim clouds historic rail merger case
A commentary notes the merger of St Paul Northern Pacific and Great Northern claimed dissolved by a court ruling. It argues the merger remained in effect as a unified holding and criticizes the legal maneuvering around the Northern Securities case and subsequent mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander Knox
Wnt
Murrah
Northern Securithea
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Utah
Standard Oil
Circuit Court of the District of New York
Wickersham
Laconsin Journal
Fears Men Teachers Vanish Threatening Future Manhood
BALT LAKE December 12 The superintendent D H Christensen warns that within a generation few men will remain as elementary teachers and secondary schools may see a lack of male influence He argues the trend risks effeminacy and a weaker nation as women increasingly fill teaching roles and men pursue other occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
D. H. Christensen
Christenven
Sue Pielen
Only one inexperienced male graduate sought superintendent post in ten years
The report notes that in ten years only one inexperienced male graduate from normal schools applied for superintendent roles, while about fifty women did so yearly. It argues country districts pull male teachers aiming for law or other professions, and asserts manly traits belong to men only, warning that lack of rugged male influence may limit boys' development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Governor Osborn Calls for Plain Church Dress
Gov. Chase Osborne of Michigan preached on modest church attire at First Baptist Church Chicago urging uniform, simple dress for women to reduce barriers for poor worshippers. He cited Catholic practices and suggested plain black attire to invite broader female attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gov. Chase
Osborne
Michigan
Myron E. Adame
First Baptist Church
Naln
South America
Couple Loses Home in Christmas Shopping Fire
Mr and Mrs Edward Dine more lost their home three and a half miles northwest of Platteville in a late day blaze. Four workers on site discovered the fire too late to save the house as investigators determine the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Color
Edward Dinemore
Here
Recovery Claim From Eckmans Alterative Prompts Testimony
A testimonial from Mrs Anon Govert of Griffith Indiana credits Eckmans Alterative with saving her life after severe catarrhal pneumonia. The affidavit notes she recovered weight and vigor, with past night sweats and coughing alleviated, lead by a doctor’s prior doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Anon Govert
Wm. Berg
St. Michael's Church
Shoreville
Ind
Kekman
Bo Ft
Rev
Wm. Borgeond
Greymer
Big Gun Explodes at Sandy Hook Testing Ground
A fourteen inch, fifty ton United States gun exploded at Sandy Hook proving grounds today. Despite debris flying over wide areas only minimal injuries occurred to officials nearby. The blast, possibly caused by temperature drop or test parameters, damaged the gun and walls but did not injure the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Michael Brenton
Brennan
Babbitt
Panama Canal
Kicking the Good of It from an American article
A December American magazine piece argues there are two kinds of kickers: angry sharps and dispassionate reformers. It urges patience with overworked workers, then advises addressing injustices calmly to the proper authorities with precise facts. It cautions against arguing with others’ assistants and suggests escalating only after a day’s pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Westa
Reneral
Nasty accident report from London Opie recount
Four year old Rennie and five year old Henry share a curious exchange after a fall. The dialogue reveals a bump on the head and the children mention being with a parent on a floor while eating. The scene ends with a dramatic, playful misstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
Henry
London
Opie
Eat Anything Without Fear with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and related stomach issues. Claims quick relief from cramps, belching, gas, and loss of appetite, promoting easier digestion and better sleep. Asserts harmlessness, nonmedical use, and availability in all drug stores for 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Taft Offered Kent Chair in Yale Law Department
President Taft weighs acceptance of the Kent professorship at Yale Law School which pays 5,000 dollars annually. The vacancy, last held by Edward John Phelps who died in 1900, has been vacant for years while Taft deliberates between Yale tenure and pursuing a private law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Kent
Yale Law School
Phelps
Great Britain
Yale University
Cleveland
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Cinetonat
Hubert
John Phelps
Unusual Christmas Card Selection by DAN & PARK & COMPANY
Daniel and Park & Company presents a mix of imported and domestic Christmas cards for First National Bank Midg. The collection showcases diverse motifs and seasonal greetings aimed at corporate and individual buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAN & Park & Company
First National Bank
Midg
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17Th St
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Swayger
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18Th ST
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