Wyoming Legislature Endorses Clark for U S Senate
The Eleventh Wyoming legislature endorses Clarence T. Clark for re election to the U S Senate. The majority party condemns Guggenheim era practices and signals a pro Clark stance while warning of possible repercussions for Wyoming’s governance. Governor discusses civic problems and urges careful analysis of proposed reforms. The message targets all party members as representatives of Wyoming voters.
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Governor's Message Aims to Shape Wyoming's Future
The Wyoming legislature prepares to receive the governor's Message, a pivotal document expected to outline revised policies and priorities. Historical notes suggest gubernatorial messages vary in interest and impact, with some shaping public discourse while others fade from official memory.
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Aerial caution tempers reckless aviation world
A discussion argues that recent crashes in New Orleans and Los Angeles have slowed the aviation boom. After tragedies, pilots grow cautious, seeking safer practice. Yet the urge to push boundaries remains strong, promising renewed daring once restraint wanes.
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Readers Letters Weigh Wyoming Homestead and Legislative Duty
The State Leader highlights two reader communications. A Subscriber features Wyoming homestead discussion with provocative deductions that may spark new reasoning, while Kinnear’s missive urges the eleventh legislature to adopt the Democratic platform’s progressive ideas and resist opposing pressures shaping public policy.
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Domesticity and household chatter light up a home evening
A cozy scene unfolds around the fire as family members banter about muddy shoes misbehaving hats teases, school exploits, new neighbors and a violin of small routines. The dialogue captures informal domestic humor and everyday cares in a warm, old fashioned mood.
Amusements Tonight At Atlas With New Bill
The Atlas presents an updated week end bill headlined by The Angel City Trio in comedy singing and harmony. Grace Sisters Henryetti Gores and Chuck Riesner perform in Casey Jones with BB Judson Dunn showcasing late film animations. The Little Orchestra anchors the program with new air renditions. Misses Darling Maloness Anita, Gunnis Davis, Hattie Arnold and Dave Andrada headline a strong cast. eight chorus girls supply song and dance.
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Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Films Draw Big Crowds at Lyric
The Lyric theatre played to full houses yesterday with Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Pawnee Bill's Far East. Patrons enjoyed distinct, entertaining pictures and will be shown again today at the popular price. The theater promises worth while and apdcal features are always interesting.
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Havana Tonight at Capitol Avenue theatre
The Denver Post dramatic critic reviews Havana at the Auditor ium calling it a classical comedy with a lively plot thickening. James T. Powers stars as he appears in Havana, aiming to lift spirits with a sharp, optimistic take on life.
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Not in His Power Promised Words at Temperance Meeting
The minister has promised to speak at the temperance meeting but may refrain. His intentions are good, yet when he gets wound up he does not know when to stop.
Young Doctor Struggles with Sick Brother
The doctor checks on the patient as the morning shows no improvement. The young physician recalls a prescription with many ingredients and notes the faculty pursued him for his answers.
Theosophy Talk Draws Crowds in The Orient Lecture
In a bustling hall, shouty wagers about theosophy draw churchgoers and winkers alike. A lecturer from the Orient promises to define the doctrine as talk continues amid polite disagreement.
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An Explanation Little Willy
Papa explains an old fashioned patriot as a voter who believes in a man popularly called Honest John or Bill as truly honest.
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Jimmy and Tommy discuss luck and deserved success
The dialogue contrasts a boastful scene with a cynical view of the powerful. Jimmy recalls a heroic moment while Tommy questions why authorities would back down, concluding that success often implies hidden merit.
Open door opinions and honest names in dialogue
In a dialogue, Little Elmer asks about chess while Professor Broadheld calls it a scientific method of wasting time. He notes an open door benefits both sides, warns against dishonesty beyond legal allowance, and favors choosing a good name plate over heavy enamel.
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Jimmie Powers Smile Gains Panacea Tone
The piece extols Jimmie Powers smile as a cure for man’s ills and notes its value, comparing its worth to a bargain auditorium price. The oddities about body weight and griping humor add local, offbeat flavor to the description.
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Madame X to Open at Cap ital Avenue Theatre Saturday
Next Saturday evening the Cap ital Avenue Theatre stages Bisson's Madame X a drama of mother love acclaimed in London Chicago and New York. Adelina Dunlap stars with Howard Gould and Ober in a lavish Parisian original production recreated on stage with exact costumes and scenery following a long New York Chicago run and Paris premiere.
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