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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
10
A provocative passage argues that heavy immigration from Southern Europe will outbreed and outvote Anglo-Saxons within years. It claims birth rates and voter influence shift demographics and urges exclusion of so-called undesirables. The excerpt promotes Mary Grace Quackenbos's Pearson’s Magazine piece advocating selective immigration policies.
The article warns on markups adding ten percent to expenses and explains how to shield children from diphtheria. It also notes a shift in political lines, suggesting Wall Street’s image moving from elephant to donkey.
In Lander Fremont county residents discuss state issues and governor Carey appointments. A banquet with the legislative delegation and a county Democratic committee meeting proposed eligible candidates for posts including state librarian, custodian at Thermopolis hot springs, game warden, and adjutant general.
A number of prominent Worland residents have been placed under arrest by authorities seeking the identity of a shooter who wounded Lorenbi Corte in the elbow. Cortes, who had allegedly made indecent proposals to several girls, faces possible arm amputation.
Diamondville reports that a Denver based group has purchased a 740 acre placer mining tract near Jensen, about fifty miles north, for 75000 dollars. The deal follows a visit by mining engineer Orin Allen and marks the county’s largest land emission value recorded to date.
Allan Fay 23, a ranchman from Arvada, was fatally shot while starting a hunting trip from his brother in law William Tubbs home. A coroner's jury ruled the death accidental after initial belief of self-inflicted harm.
A movement in Laramie seeks an enabling act this month to sever six townships from Carbon County and attach them to Albany County, including Morgan and Arlington. Arthur McLaughlin, 12, fell through ice on a local lake but was rescued. another boy McLaughlin near him was saved. The G B Chase Company plans a plaster project on land owned by G B Chase near Thermopolis, capitalized at 300000 dollars with 50000 paid in for early development.
Sheridan and nearby areas report a disease outbreak with several residents exposed as James Landon travels home after illness. The item lists multiple short notes from towns across the region including sports results, injuries, openings, sales, and local marriages and deaths.
John A. Dix was inaugurated as New York's new Democratic governor at the Capitol in Albany. The ceremony lasted under half an hour with welcome and response remarks, a Tammany Hall delegation in attendance, and a parade by national guard units led by Troop B.
Aboard officers met at Fort Sill Oklahoma January 2 to draft plans for a school of fire for Meld artillery. The new school will likely be located at Port Sill.
Prof. William K. Sixsmith will conduct a physical training course for Cheyenne business and professional men. A separate class for wives and daughters will also be offered to improve general health, correct functional disorders, and relieve chronic ailments through internal exercises developed over 25 years of athletic practice. Classes start Monday. contact Wan R. Slasmith at 2222 Carey Ave or phone 142-H.
A Sacramento California session focuses on progressive measures for debate and possible enactment. Key figures outline proposed reforms and legislative procedures to advance social policy during the meeting.
Fragments indicate a discussion of a referendum and recall, popular election of senators, constitutional amendments for equal suffrage, and state conservation of natural resources, reflecting a public vote and reform agenda.
The legislature will select a United States senator to replace Frank P. Flint. Albert G. Spalding appears the leading candidate for the senatorial post.
Aram J. Pothier took the oath of office as governor of Rhode Island for the second time. The inauguration included the newly elected state officers and was conducted with the usual ceremonies in the presence of both houses of the General Assembly.
A New Year watch party at Attorney A. J. Tennant's home on Mercer Island drew curiosity when Tennant allegedly dragged Vancouver banker Charles Edward Hanks and Jeanne P. Kurtman from a card game, then staged a pretend wedding as the year began. Prosecution later questioned the ceremony and related actions.
In Mercer precinct news a young couple agrees to let the marriage ceremony stand and peace is reported as the legal proceedings proceed. The couple consent to the official status of the event and acknowledge its legality.
Rev. R. W. Lowther, Methodist pastor of Walnut Creek near Sherman Co, will start cooking chicken dinners to earn income for his parish. The new parsonage, nearly finished and electrified, has no funds for meals. volunteers from the congregation will serve as waiters delivering dinners to orders starting January 17.
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