Local Cheyenne Newspaper Office Listing From 1918
Publication details show The Leader Publishing Co offices in Cheyenne with postal entry and classification as second class matter. The fragment notes a 1918 date and a telephone number.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
12
Democracy’s Christmas Gift to the Nation
The Democratic party has passed and the president has signed the currency and banking bill, presenting it as a Christmas gift. The main reform aims to prevent financial panics, provide adequate currency, and give the agricultural and business sectors a square deal. Bank profits may dip in places, but the system will be safer and more stable under regional bank directorates and the general reserve board. The measure faces opposition but is expected to bolster confidence and revive trade as the new year opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theender
Democratic Party
United States
Wall Street
General Reserve Board
Woodrow Wilson
La Follette on the Presidential Primary
The Leader reprints a La Follette essay praising direct election of U.S. senators, criticizing party executives, commending Wilson, and urging reform. It notes fraud at the Chicago convention, the 7,000,000 Republicans, and predicts a shift toward progress and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. la Follette
Wilson
United Stases
Heron
Baltimore
Ated
Brian
Chicago
United States
Progress and Reform
Nation and diplomacy in the era of fear and satire
The piece critiques Washington's cautious stance toward Mexico amid upheaval, arguing patriotism could unite Mexicans and warning that internal betrayals threaten peace. It shifts to reflections on happiness and divorce through conversations about the Baldwin case and a public reaction in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Republic
Washington
The Way to Happen
A fragment suggests Lillian Duryea once engaged to Wilbur Balad, a New York broker, now divorced and retired. The text questions if Duryea’s continued friendship with the ex could prove genuine despite lingering doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Duryea
Wilbur Baladwin
New York
Lillian
President cites peace and goodwill in message
The president's mendacious text praises global peace and growing cordiality among nations. He notes readiness to trade, sign solemn treaties, and participate in peaceful concessions, with the United States leading negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nens
United States
President Bryan Urges World Peace Through Arbitration Treaties
In a bold address Bryan highlights U S ratification of arbitration pacts and the hushed assent of 31 nations representing four-fifths of humanity. He argues for solving disputes by conference and public opinion, citing the White House as a beacon for peaceful global leadership. The peace plan, begun eight months prior, gains traction as nations adopt it in principle and press forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Senate
Department of State
United States
White House
J. Bryan
Americans Too Arrogant in Mexico
The London Times cites Mexico correspondents noting widespread ill feeling toward the United States due to arrogant American residents and tourists. It argues that fewer outsiders would ease tensions and suggests Americans abroad should curb conduct and speak less boldly to improve hospitality and traveler comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Times
Mexico
United States
Phrase about rain and umbrellas
A quip remarks that rain often falls on the just because the unjust has taken an umbrella. The line uses a playful twist on a proverb to comment on fairness and theft.
All union barber shops stay open until 9 tonight
Union barber shops will operate through the evening with a 9 pm closing time and will observe closures on Christmas Day. The policy affects all affiliated shops under the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Union
International Skin and Cancer Institute Incorporation
Notice records the incorporation of the International Skin and Cancer Institute company of Colorado on November 24, 1973 in Cheyenne Wyoming. It lists a 25000 share capital with one dollar par, projected operations across Wyoming Colorado Utah New Mexico and Kansas, three directors John D Alkire Charles D Campbell and Winifred Fullerton, and agents John P D Alkire and A A Hayden with specified office addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Alkire
Charles D. Campbell
Winifred Fullerton
Railway Exchange
Denver Colorado
A. A. Hayden
Citizens Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Institute Incorporation in Cheyenne Wyoming 1914
The Institute company was incorporated in the secretary of state office in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 24 1914. Its purpose covers manufacturing buying medicines chemicals and drugs and other compounds and for buying selling leasing and maintaining institutes or hospitals. It aims to acquire sell and lease state rights for medicines and preparations and to extend territory for possible use by the company and to own personal property needed for its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Skin and Cancer Institute Company of Colorado
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. D
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Kansas
John D. Alkire
Charles D
Campbell
Winifred Fullerton
John PD
Alkire
Railway Exchange Building
Denver
A. A. Hayden
Citizens Ho
International Skin and Cancer Institute Company
Shell
Sid
Christmas Confections Featured at Hominson Shop
The Hominson shop reveals a largest exclusive line of Xmas candies freshly made for the season. Residents are invited to sample the specialties and visit the storefront for holiday indulgences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hominson
Forty Years Term of Existence Cited for Regional Travel
The passage notes a forty year term of existence to guide operations across Wyoming, Colorado and additional states, indicating a planned multi state continuation.
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M. A. Watson
A. W. Allen
Mary
Senor de la Barra
Baldwin
Minneapolis
Phaor
Reina Perfectos
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Coliseum
Chris
White
DR. Price
Union Station
Nicodemus & Starkweather
Mgrs
Con
Westinghouse
Tno
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol
Ave
Ladive
Libby Cutglase
R. S. Adamsky Jeweler and Optician
W. Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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