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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
4
A Cheyenne State Leader column surveys political currents from January readings, noting caucus shifts and the push for a direct primary. It emphasizes Wyoming's need for a real migration department to protect opportunities and warns against neglect by neighboring states.
The opening session at noon pits progressive and organization factions against each other in the Wyoming House. Republicans hold a two vote edge on a party line tally, risking a Democrat speaker if party loyalty yields to progressive blocs. The senate seems set to organize with a Republican majority.
The Glate Leader and Wyoming supporters push for publicity of metera resources and industries, while other groups seek consideration elsewhere. The dispute centers on promoting Wyoming's industrial prospects and public awareness of the issue.
The State Leader reports the Wyoming Wool Growers Association will shift its headquarters from Cheyenne to Shoshone Idaho. George S Walker of Cheyenne retires as secretary after decades of pivotal leadership enhancing the National Wool Growers Association and Wyoming wool industry prominence.
The article notes the potential retirement of Mr Walker and the relocation of the association's headquarters to Cheyenne. It discusses concerns about Walker taking a field post elsewhere and the impact on Wyoming's wool industry, highlighting his recognized talent and past offers from other bodies.
A farmer and wife observe their dog racing the 4 o clock train each day. The dog ends winded, prompting the wife to wonder why he chases the train. The husband muses on what the dog would do with it if he caught it.
The verses voice Tam the Wind rushing through dark places and lifting all with a breath from the Heart of Day. The speaker, Constance Morgan, narrates windswept labor from forest leaves to the roof of the sky while sharing sobs and joys from children, sea, and dying.
Henry W Savage brings Madame X to Capitol Avenue Theatre offering a sensational play known for electrifying Paris audiences. The plot centers on a son defending a mother on trial for murder while the mother guards a secret identity and refuses to reveal the truth.
The Havana London Gaiety New York Coalho musical drew long runs in Bug Wehapesking cities and earned strong words of praise. James T Powers leads his Casino company set to perform at Capital Avenue theatre Thursday with the famed performer cast and a strong reception anticipated nationwide.
The dialogue depicts a lively scene where Hig Sunday clotings and Ole Jackson clash over Sunday attire and social mischief. Henrietta is surprised by casual talk as a humorous exchange unfolds about weddings, drinks, and a playful remark on enthusiasm attributed to Benny.
A belated traveler questions a Kentucky farmer about unnamed children. The farmer jokes he stopped naming after the fourteenth birth, letting names come later. Mrs Billings reacts to social maneuvers as guests arrive, while Mrs Spruce and John interact, highlighting performative flirtation and a crowded social scene.
Hoon notes he did not stay long at the elocutionary entertainment. Broadhead explains he left early to avoid the road.
A credulous man praises a tune-teller’s honesty while noting the teller would still perform for a dollar per tune rather than pursue easier riches in horse racing or lottery schemes. The exchange hints at varied persuasive motives behind entertainment and profit.
A lively review notes irresistible comedy and standout numbers in Havana. Leslie Stuart wrote the score, known for Floradora, with "Hallo, People, People, Hello" sung by an octette of pretty girls drawing big New York interest. London book by Grossmith Jr and Gray, America revised by Powers. company boasts about 100 performers.
Boston January 9 Experiments in animal breeding akin to Burbank plant work are announced by Dr William Bravest Castle a specialist at...
The exchange features Mrs. Kelly asking about a husband’s illness and Mrs. Rooney confirming serious sickness. The dialogue notes that even the free dispensary acknowledged the illness, highlighting a public recognition of health concerns.
Harvard University researchers report new guinea pig color variations including a cinnamon coat and a silver type. Dr Castle presented preliminary findings in lectures ahead of journal publication, describing unusual toe counts on hind feet and distinct rat varieties.
Detroit reports two passenger trains en route were trapped by heavy drifts overnight. Traffic across the state faced major delays as four steamers became stuck in ice near Ladington harbor and the ice park blocked the port.
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