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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1912

Page

9

Morgan Denies Money Monopolies In Congressional Testimony

J Pierpont Morgan told the House money trust committee that no amount of money and banks could form a monopoly to control money. He defended competition but favored combinations, approved prices for steel subsidiaries, and discussed securities, railroads, and the role of Morgan & Co in financing the United States Steel Corp.

Washington J. Pierpont Morgan House Money Trust Committee Christendom Morgan Bia United States Steel Corporation Untermyer United States Untermyers New York Gan Mr. Untermyer Untemyer Seen Untermy Steel Corporation Banke Finance Committee J. P. Morgan & Cor J. P. Morgan & Co Mr. Mor

Lunatic Starts Denver Mint Scare

A Denver scare reports a man claiming a vast dynamite plot to destroy the mint and scatter wealth, with a letter sent to Washington. The tale centers on a single believer who suggested blowing up valuables. authorities investigate as the report unfolds.

Denver Cole Washington

Taft Denies Politics In Civil Service Postmaster Move

President Taft rejected charges that his executive order placing 36,000 fourth class postmasters under civil service was political. He said critics tell untruths and urged Congress to classify more officers under civil service to end spoils. He also outlined a third annual message with policy on cabinet debates, postal reform, land laws, Alaska leases, and a food law review.

Washington Taft Congress Internal Revenue Customs United States Marshals Civil Service Law Senate Alaska United States Remsen Board

Bodies of Two Air Venturers Found Off Redondo Beach

The bodies of Horace Kearney and Chester Lawrence were recovered several miles south of Redondo Beach. Lawrence was found on rocks with a sweater remnants, a broken watch indicating around 6, while Kearney lay floating offshore near the inlet. Identification was confirmed by D A Miner and local reporters.

Redondo Beach Cal Horace Kearney Chester Lawrence San Francisco Here Lawrence D. A. Miner Revenue Cutter Service Kearney

Dundee defeats Morgan in 19 round featherweight bout

Johnny Dundee defeats Eddie Morgan of England in a 19 round bout in New York. Dundee will meet Johnny Kilbane for the featherweight championship in Los Angeles next April.

New York Johnny Dundee Johenny Kilbane Los Angeles Eddie Morgan Bngland

Christmas Dinner Fund Grows in Cheyenne

The Leader reports the Salvation Army Christmas dinner fund in Cheyenne has risen to 111.05 dollars with about 400 to 500 people to feed, including 200 children. The effort seeks donations of cash or groceries to provide baskets, toys, and meals on Christmas Day, with contact at The Leader or Salvation Army headquarters.

Christm@&s Cheyenne Salvation Army Cheaham Chesham E Army A. Bristol M. Bruce C. EB. Morton John PD. Rearden W. W. Reno Hiram Lane J. W. Bruner Gideon Clark R. H. Nichols Rev. Nelson C. L. Draper H. Robina C.N. Potter C. EF. Hoffman Leader Pub. Company J. C. Nash Hilladale Mortoment Julia Richards J. Rh. Carpenter, Co. L. Higgins Arthur Willama Annie N McFarland Junction Wye Cheyenne Creamery Rati Lark. I Bartlett Ingersoll F. Mullin John Mullin Phillips Wyo Dre. Conway and Henneberry Edholm & Adin John F. Carey

Boehler Killed by Officers After Wife Slaying

Memphis prosecutors report Adam J Boehler who killed his wife last night and held 50 police and detectives for eight hours today was shot by officers. They breached his downtown rooming house stronghold after fumes from formaldehyde forced into the room through holes in walls and floors.

Memphis Tenn Adam J. Boehler Boehler

Rancher Ben Volker Found Slain Near Pinedale Wyoming

Theody of Ben Volker, a rancher living alone 16 miles southeast of Pinedale on the Boulder Mints, was found Tuesday evening buried in straw stock. He had been slain by an unknown assailant 34 to 45 hours before discovery. Robbery is suspected as the motive. the body was frozen and found by two neighborhood youths.

Pinedale Bee Theody Ben Volker Boulder Mints Sundown

Taft Heads to Key West to Board Dreadnaught Arkansas

President Taft departed at 10 80 p m over the Atlantic Coast Line for Key West Florida to join the Arkansas for Colon voyage. He plans to return to Washington on December 34.

Washington Taft Atlantic Coast Line Key West Fila Arkansas Colon

Captain Van Schaick Pardoned for Steamboat Disaster

President Taft granted a pardon to Captain William H. Van Schaick who commanded the steamboat Robert Slocum when it burned in the East River near New York in 1904 killing about 1030 people. The pardon takes effect on Christmas Day. He had been convicted in 1906 of criminal negligence for lacking sufficient lifeboats and fire equipment aboard. Two hundred fifty signatures supported the pardon.

Washington Taft William Hf. van Schalk Robert Slocum New York City van Schaick

Congress adjourns for holidays amid Taft message maneuvers

Washington reports Congress adjourned for holidays after heated debate over Taft’s message and appointments while Archbald impeachment progress neared a decision. The House left without a vote as the Senate faced cross examination disputes. Archbald’s defense sought to bar certain witnesses. the trial adjourned to January 30 with Archbald expected to testify.

Washington Congress Taft Archbald Senate House Robert W. Archbald

Governor Shafroth in Cheyenne on private business

Colorado Governor Jas F Shafroth visited Cheyenne on private business and spoke with The Leader. He said Colorado voters decisively settled the senatorial question at the primary and expected legislative election to confirm it. He endorsed Alva Adams for interior secretary but favored a Western candidate if Adams is unavailable, noting Osborne as a strong second choice.

Jas. F. Shafroth Colorado Cheyenne Plains Oregon Chas Thomas Shafforh Alva Adams Osborne Shafroth Carey

Harriman War Declared Over Northwest Traffic Control

Denver faces a shift as Union Pacific blocks through rates to the Northwest effective January 1 1913. Eastern shippers must route freight via Omaha or Kansas City, sidelining competing lines and moving Denver toward a strategic transcontinental role for Union Pacific interests.

Denver Northwest Harriman East Union Pacific Santa Fe Rock Island Burlington Missouri Pacific Pueblo Pulman Missouri River Kansas City Kan Kansas Oklahoma Teaxs Spokane Omaha North Pacific Kansas Pacific Thtill Gould Norwest Darkman Oxdon @loorway Denver & Rio Grande The Midland Rio Grande Oregon Short Ogden Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Huntington Ore Harriman Properties Eastern Midland and Interstate Commerce Commission Harriman Lines California Salt Lake M&y Southern Pacific Hill Wines Galveston Seattle Hill

Editor Gardner Cowles Visits Iowa Paper Hub

Mr and Mrs Gardner Cowles owners and editor of The Register Leader and The Tribune visit Des Moines daughter Mrs James D LeCron. The leader once occupied a grand Des Moines office near the main depot and gate. Next year he plans to move up town as the city grows rapidly with prosperity evident.

Gardner Cowles James D. LeCron Thin City Cowles Register-Leader Tribune Des Moines Iowa State Register Lia Wise Hawkeye Rog Mitatesippi Leader Dee Moines Heweve Serapore

Governor Carey Returns From Wyoming Trip

Governor Carey and Commissioner Hopkins arrived home after a trip to present the silver service to the battleship Wyoming. About 1,400 men and 160 naval officers attended the ceremony, with many civil officials and private guests. Carey spoke on the design and symbolism of the set, while Captain Chapin praised the gift and the Wyoming’s mission. Carey later attended a Richmond convention and planned to visit Washington, though he was ill with a severe cold and stayed home.

Wyoming Ftte Motion Btute of Chapin Atip Tifternor Carey Richmond Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Great Britain Germany France Italy E. H. Gary Steel Corporation Finance Committee George W. Perkins Dunder IB Alain Capt van Shaick Slocum Valentine Robert G. Valentine Expenditures Committee Interior Department Civil Service Prblic Gov. Shafroth Denver & Rio Grand An Waite Com. Hopkins Jonen M. Garey Blate G. Hopking
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