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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1913

Page

4

Patriotism and honesty urged in Kemmerer election debates

The Tribune critics claim contest depositions in Kemmerer reveal possible illegal voting and urge the Wyoming legislature to count only legally cast ballots. Democrats assert many Republicans are honest and deserve fair scrutiny to reveal truth, even if it affects Kendrick Warren or other candidates.

The Tribune Kemmerer Democrate Mmerer Wyoming John B. Kendrick Francis KE. Warren

National Western Block show urges cattle conservation

Governor elect Ammona plans push at the 1918 Denver cattle show to alert stockgrowers nationwide to an impending beef shortage. He says U S population grows faster than food output and beef production declines, urging farmers to save cows and cows to avert famine.

Denver West United States Colorado Elias M. Ammona

Wreckers ruin Encampment Herald amid aging town decline

The Encampment Herald, once a prosperous local paper, collapses as dishonest operators and fraudulent stock sales harm investor confidence and ore industry woes close the smelter. Patrons withdraw support, editors face retribution for political stance, and the community loses a valued information source.

Encampment Merald Encampment Merald Merrie Heller Ming Starta Var Herald Wand Ninetork Bia

Practical Progressive for Secretary of the Interior

The Leader urges Western unity in backing a Western candidate for secretary of the interior, endorsing John B. Osborne as the best choice based on location, experience, and western needs. Editors call for Northwest backing to pressure the president-elect for a cabinet member who understands western development.

Interior John E. Osborne Missouri River Democratic Party Woodrow Wilson John B. Osborne Northwest

Taft Reflects on Election Loss and Republican Hope

President Taft spoke in New York Saturday night praising the Republican party for saving the country from theorists and schemes rooted in class hatred. He did not reference Roosevelt but noted Democratic defeat and expressed belief that Wilson and Roosevelt will lead in the coming years.

Taft New York Republican Party Roosevelt Progressive Party Wilson Pot Roosevelt

Taft Urges Inclusive Unity to Rejuvenate GOP

President Taft advocates inviting members from all parties to join the GOP campaign to regain strength. He warns against antagonizing Progressives and condemning their doctrines, saying the party must embrace progressive principles to avoid further decline. The Pueblo Star-Journal notes the tension between reform-minded ideas and party orthodoxy.

Taft Republican Party Pueblo Star-Journal

Death Toll in 62d Congress Surpasses Previous Totals

Washington reports record mortality as the 62nd Congress sees six senators and sixteen representatives die since its start. One representative elect Joel Cook of Pennsylvania died before convening. Listed are Vice President Sherman and numerous senators and representatives from states including Maine Arkansas Tennessee Maryland Nevada Georgia New York Vermont Tennessee Iowa Nebraska Kansas New Jersey Rhode Island Michigan Michigan and other names.

Washington Sherman Joel Cook Pennsylvania Frye Maine Davis Arkansas Heyburn Idaho Taylor Tennessee Rayner Maryland Nixon Nevada Anderson Georgia Bingham Kipp McHen

Shins Beat Thermometer with 100 Below Zero Claim

Hiram J. Schenck told Greeley county officials he endured a drive from Grover to Greeley in subzero cold. He insisted his shins measured 100 below zero, joking that no thermometer could register weather that cold.

Greeley Colo Hiram J. Schenck Grover Here G. H. Bradfield Cracky Mr. Schenck Judge Bradfield

Domestic Science Feature At 1913 Denver Stock Show

Denver January 6 three feature exhibits at the National Western Stock Show opening January 20 include a domestic science department with model ranch kitchens gas engine powered washers and time saving layouts. Lecturers will present daily lessons for women in farm life and labor saving methods with emphasis on cleanliness economy and convenience.

Denver

Morgan testimony links character to business credit

In Washington Morgan testifies that character, not money, underpins credit. He notes banks assess records first and that a man with wealth can be denied credit without solid backing, while trusted individuals may access credit despite lacking assets. News coverage cites The New York Times’ cautious view on character versus credit.

J. Pierpont Morgan Money Trust Washington Morgan Commission Mr. Morgan New York City Christendom

Wedding Journey Afoot Nears Ending In East

New York January 7 Four walking shoes two small soles lead a Pullmanless wedding trek from Colorado Springs to New York City expected to reach the mayor’s office by January 11 1913. The Fisons will claim a $500 prize for finishing the journey on foot as part of a lighthearted fundraiser by friends of the Colorado Springs Athletic Club.

New York Philadelphia Colorado Springs Fison Gaynor

Leader Bargain Days for Wyoming Legislature 1919

The Wyoming Legislature convenes January 11 with narrow party margins and major issues ahead. The Leader offers ten bargain days for mail subscribers to receive daily Capitol coverage at a reduced advance rate, $1 for three months covering the full legislative term.

Leader Mail

Naval Academy tightens dance rules for midshipmen

Annapolis directs disciplined dances with no new tunes at hops. Midshipmen must keep left arm straight and maintain three feet between partners. Officers enforce limits on arm contact, prompting student objections to the rigid pose as fatigued and constrained.

Annapolis Naval Academy Academy Midshipmen

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