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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
12
The Leader Publishing Co owner W. B. Edmiston publishes the Cheyenne paper. Entered as second class matter at the Cheyenne Postoffice. Daily and Sunday delivery offered. prices listed for six months and three months. Financial figures indicate subscription options and carrier details.
The piece reviews jokes and political notes from Wyoming and beyond. It highlights Mr. LeCron as a strong private secretary candidate to Governor Carey, noting his intelligence, reliability, and potential impact on Albany County and the University of Wyoming.
The Laramie Boomerang editorially questions the appointment of James D LeCran as secretary to Governor Carey citing unqualified status. The piece urges careful selection and notes Albany county ties as a potential influence on the gubernatorial staff.
Albert Louis Banks presents ten New Year resolutions emphasizing gentleness over aggression. He pledges to combat pettiness, judge less harshly, act on good impulses, pursue calm growth, be kind in small acts, avoid unhelpful worry, stay faithful to friendship, avoid provocation, yield when appropriate, and give others the last word and credit.
A Baltimore Sun poem honors mothers and their tireless care. It celebrates a mother who works stitching and mending, planning and sacrificing from dawn to dusk to support and nurture her children through life’s trials. Her love endures through weariness, pain, and hope.
A quip recalls Clyde Pity on the hard task of getting a new play produced. An English playwright's humorous anecdote shows a celebrated actor grilling him about chilly reception and urging to burn three more manuscripts to heat the room.
The dean of theatrical writers praises the production as the unparagoned product of musical mind. The company features an ensemble of seventy with a complete orchestra under Whitney Bennington's direction.
Two geese escaped from a barroom enclosure in Trenton New Jersey January 4 causing a liquor spree. They hopped the buffet broke bottles and drank part of the contents before liquor intoxication left them stupefied under the bar. Cold baths were used to sober them.
Edgar Watson Howe, longtime editor of the Atchison Globe for thirty three years, severed ties with the publication yesterday after signing his last sheet. He has bought a farm three miles from town, named Potato Hill, where he will rest, work on a play, and publish a quarterly magazine.
Florita Waldman daughter of a wealthy merchant announces her engagement to George Rogovoy a Russian cellist. The marriage is planned for Bellevue Stratford. She says she did the wooing and proposing.
The Aero Club of America proposes strict preflight aircraft inspections and immediate revocation of pilots’ licenses if they fly faulty machines. A board has appointed committees to probe the planes of John B. Molsant and Arch Hoxsey and the weather during their fatal crashes. The aim is thorough, independent checks by a technical committee rather than self examination by flyers.
Mary McClure daughter of editor S B McClure married Robert Lyon of Joliet Illinois on New Year's Eve in Chicago. The secret wedding at the Hotel Blackstone was kept to avoid her father opposition until brother Robert McClure intervened. News surfaced today as the couple honeymooned in America.
The Eaton Business Men host the C A D Team Friday evening at Keeffe Hall after the game. Local dance follows the contest.
Amusements show at the Atlas features Lucier and Ellsworth comedy singing and repartee Rose and Lieb exponents of physical culture J and B Gleason with Fred Houlihan perform throughout the week Rose and Lieb debut in vaudeville plus motion pictures and popular entertainment stage program continues.
Next Saturday the Capitol Avenue theatre presents The Kissing Girl a musical comedy by Stanislaus Stange with lyrics by Vincent Bryan and music by von Tilzer The show debuts in Chicago after New York praise and features a cast led by George Goodele Crivol and others amid a chorus of reviews and fanfare.
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