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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1913
Page
4
A reflective exhortation urges leaving past disappointments behind as the new year begins. It emphasizes seizing fresh opportunities, pursuing earnest effort, and making each moment count for personal advancement and aiding others. The piece quotes Longfellow and urges vigor, resolve, and active living.
Cheyenne prepares for the upcoming mayor elect Gill as council members weigh changes. Councisman Henry Sweet notes Gill’s conservatism on gambling and pledges cooperation with a generally nonpartisan council, while the exact chief of police appointment remains uncertain. The panel is expected to uphold law and the Bundays losing ordinance with strict enforcement.
Fragmented reports from Washington describe tension over the president elect's tariff plan and party unity. Competing factions within Dr Wilson's party debate alignment with insurgent Republicans and anticipated support from opposition wings.
The piece notes the Democratic reaction to tariff policy as a local issue with leaders like Yan cock and other senators protecting their state commodities, presenting a potential obstacle to the incoming president's program.
The Cheyenne community debates adopting the commission form of city government. Voters show little enthusiasm for change this term, not from opposition to the plan but from a wish to avoid public political agitation. The system’s nonpartisan nominations may curb partisan wrangling once the new administration begins.
A statement from the Humane Press Bureau argues that true civilization depends on advancing humane treatment of both humans and animals. It asserts cruelty stems from ignorance and urges widespread humane education and distribution of informative literature as the remedy.
Fragmentary notice notes Bly OS venues at 82.50 to close and mentions John Harrington as The State Leader and an adtion of Wroming. Limited readable details suggest a notice of closing price and involved parties with a ambiguous vendor reference.
New York December 28 1912 a comprehensive look at global unrest social progress and American renewal. The piece notes rising public conscience higher standards in business and politics and a cautiously optimistic outlook for the republic amid social reform and economic expansion. It highlights record foreign trade strong iron production real estate boom and rail traffic issues.
The article notes pressure from a repressive interstate commission that cripples railroad companies while calls for government ownership gain traction. It portrays the path for railroad managers as difficult, with economic strains and mounting public concern over high prices. The piece hints at continued discussion on page 8.
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