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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
4
A damaged reading shows a Cheyenne publication entry from 1918 noting a morning newspaper issued by The Leader Publishing Company. It references business offices and postal handling, with archival address details unclear.
The Democratic party has passed a currency and banking bill seen as a long needed reform. It aims to prevent financial panics, provide adequate currency, and support agricultural interests while stabilizing banks under regional directors and the general reserve board. The measure faces resistance but is supported by bankers and administration allies as a step to revive trade and industry.
The Leader reprints La Follette's article praising Wilson for attacking root evils and celebrating the direct vote for U S senators. He condemns party executives and GOP tactics at Chicago, calls for reform, and asserts true progressives will unite to oppose reactionary remnants.
Senor de la Barra comments on Washington policy amid Mexican tensions and internal betrayal worries. The piece also discusses the Baldwin divorce, noting the first Mrs Baldwin’s misfortune, the son’s future, and the modern balance of happiness and consequence in marriage decisions.
Gossip centers on Lillian Duryea and broker Wilbur Balad after Balad's divorce and pension claim. Friends question sincerity of the alliance as rumors of marriage circulate amid social circles in New York.
The president expresses gratitude for a peaceful world and growing goodwill among nations. He notes increasing readiness to pursue treaties and peaceful concessions, with the United States leading in negotiations to settle disputes and promote frank negotiations and fair terms.
William Jennings Bryan praises international arbitration and the peace movement, noting the assent of thirty-one nations and four-fifths of world population to treaty negotiation. He argues for resolving disputes by conference and public opinion, highlighting the White House leadership in promoting peaceful international cooperation.
The London Times reports Mexico’s ill will toward Americans grows from arrogant behavior by US residents and tourists. It argues outsiders provoke hostility by sheer numbers and suggests travelers in Latin countries should curb their speech to ease tensions and improve comfort and business.
A witty saying notes frequent rain on the just because the unjust has swiped his umbrella. The line uses metaphor to depict theft and fairness without naming people or places.
All union barber shops will operate until 9 o'clock this evening and will be closed on Christmas Day. The advisory emphasizes holiday hours and orderly closure for the season.
The International Skin and Cancer Institute company of Colorado was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 24 1973. It plans manufacturing medicines and drugs and owning and leasing institutes across Wyoming Colorado Utah New Mexico and Kansas. Directors for the first year are John D Alkire Charles D Campbell and Winifred Fullerton. Agent for service is John PD Alkire at 269 Railway Exchange Denver with A A Hayden at 418 Citizens Ho Cheyenne.
The document records the incorporation of an Institute company in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 24 1914. It outlines aims to manufacture buy chemicals drugs and compounds and to buy sell lease and maintain institutes or hospitals and to acquire lease and sell state rights for medicines and preparations. It also mentions acquiring personal property needed for business operations and carrying on the enterprise.
The store features a large exclusive line of handmade confections including freshy made candies displayed prominently for the holiday season at Hominson shopfront.
The passage notes a forty year term for existence to be carried on in Wyoming, Colorado and other states, indicating a planned extension or continuation across multiple jurisdictions.
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