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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
8
London dispatch reports diplomacy busy as fears mount the Balkan deadlock could fail and leave allies to arms. A note to the Ottoman government set for Monday demands cession of Adrianople, with delegates expected to depart England later in the week if Adrianople falls or a breakthrough not reached.
Petersburg report shows 24 officers and 21 018 men killed or died of wounds or disease. An additional 876 officers and 51 000 men were wounded in theBulgarian army casualty tally.
Columbus Ohio November report states Attorney William Kirby of Toledo, former Ohio road commissioner, was indicted on three counts for alleged influencing legislation before the last general assembly and appeared in court to submit to arrest.
George K Nye a former representative in the last legislature reportedly confessed, fueling the renewed investigation into wild Onto legislature orlivery ties. Kirby denied all charges and posted a $10 000 bond.
Three inmates escaped the Joliet state prison and are believed to be headed toward Chicago in a car stolen from the facility. Two are serving life for murder and one for grand larceny. A farmer spotted the trio eight miles from Joliet dressed in prison garb.
Guy Eddie a suspended city prosecutor who helped craft Los Angeles reform laws was found not guilty by a jury of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, Mrs. Alice Phelps. Friends call the charges a political frame-up.
In Washington on January 11, lawmakers clashed over Taft’s order placing all fourth class postmasters under civil service. Democrats attacked the presidential action and warned the old system might be restored under Wilson during debate on the post office appropriation bill.
The writ of habeas corpus for former Venezuelan president Chriano Castro was dismissed by Judge Holt in U S district court. Castro may not enter the United States on bond while awaiting board decision and will stay on Ellis Island.
Readers are invited to call a dedicated number to subscribe for The Lander and gain access to a curated set of tours. The notice emphasizes easy sign up and continued delivery of travel insights through the subscription.
Jessie Crozier a 12 year old girl from Cripple Creek was captured in Garden Park after allegedly stealing and riding a horse from Canon City. She fled after leaving school and was held at John Freek’s ranch awaiting transfer. Ranchers alerted, chase by Erick and Oscar Freek ended with her capture.
A war report credits Bulgarian quick victories over the Turks to Creusot French guns and a long gun controversy. The piece notes Krupp denial and cites Gen. Forrest on war being about getting the first shot with the most men as a key factor.
The New York World asks for an alternate term to describe the 178 children killed by vehicles in New York during the last ten months. It argues these figures reveal how traffic murder is tolerated as the price of industrial progress.
A lecturer promotes painting pears cherries and strawberries to improve fruit attractiveness and deliberately omits peaches from the list, suggesting the idea may be redundant.
The passage notes a historic nickname for Bulgarians by Turks describing them as sour milkers. It mentions butter milk as a healthy diet and references cultural terms without broader context or events.
Intest reports women will gain pockets in dresses as a fashion change. The note implies handbags may be less needed, joking that a small boy would then come in second in carrying essentials.
In Paris a craze for small intimate venues grows as audiences seek affordable, compact spaces. The trend reflects a shift toward micro theaters amid housing shortages and urban crowding, with locals prioritizing proximity and innovative staging.
A Kansas City woman seeks a divorce alleging her partner spends most of the time crying, creating ongoing emotional strain and a strained marriage.
Amberle products split into many varieties with pipe stems and cigarette holders among the most popular types. The text notes a hundred differing kinds and highlights the prominence of pipe stems and cigarette holders in consumer demand.
A short guidance suggests using Tie ho bran in a bag dipped in warm water to clean and brighten Wicantog matting. The method recommends dunking and brushing the matting with the bag to restore its look.
The piece argues against evolution by asserting Genesis shows Adam as the first human, created from dust with life’s breath, and emphasizes Christ as the redemptive path. It discusses the two creation accounts, the unity of humanity from Adam, and future restoration under Messiah.
A discussion of disease transmission traces the shift from infection to contagion. It notes that contact with an affected person spreads disease and highlights vectors like mosquitoes and other carriers such as flies fleas ticks rats and immune or insusceptible individuals who can still spread the illness.
The Argonaut reports 20 000 whales captured last year in waters off South Georgia South Shetland South America and Africa with strong catches elsewhere. It warns the deadly harpoon may erase whales in a few years as the orca is hunted from ship decks.
An Englishman in Shanghai debates the birthplace and national identity of Sun Yat Sen with his eldest son. The son explains his father lived as a stateless man for years before a country was created for him.
New seagoing weasels with internal combustion engines are under construction in Europe. Economical oil production methods are devised and experts predict these vessels will become standard for ocean service. Projections suggest all fuels may soon power automobiles as well.
A three years course in practical house detailing has been added to Columbia University’s curriculum. It reportedly includes methods to secure safe pillows, burnt wood work, and sketches and paintings from fair codes.
A Nebraska judge underwent surgery to treat blood poisoning believed to result from a rat bite during sleep. The incident highlights concerns about the judiciary and underscores ongoing debates about its integrity and public perception.
A lyrical piece describes a mythical place where four leaf clovers grow symbolizing Hope Faith Love and Luck. The speaker urges readers to possess hope faith and strength and to work and wait to find the blessed location.
Ebbert Hubbard of East Aurora New York pleaded guilty before Judge Hazel to six federal mail morality counts. He was fined 100 dollars on one count and the remaining five counts were suspended on good behavior.
The entire estate of the late Whitelaw Reid goes to his widow Mrs Elizabeth Mills Reid with only 110000 in explicit bequests. No outright provision for son Coyden Mills Reid or daughter Joan Templeton Reid though they were intended to be liberally provided for by their mother. Estate valued between 10 million and 20 million dollars.
Prices of sandwiches in Washington increase to ensure they meet the inauguration standard for the season.
Mia Preston Gibson wife of Preston Gibson and prominent society figure declares against the proposed negligee inaugural ball. She argues that decollette outfits and low attire bring blushes to American Womanhood and should be avoided at the Inaugural event.
In Chicago on January 11 the California Society of Honors seeks a real live dancing bear for its second annual dinner on January 24 in the La Salle Hotel red room. The event, Marshall Day, honors the discovery of gold in California.
Dr. William T. Kirby and his wife Margaret L. Kirby were ordered jailed by U S District Judge Dandis for contempt until they surrender 30000 believed missing from the defunct Kirby Savings bank. The judge assailed their defense as a fraud and frame-up of perjury and scolded their lawyers for fabricating excuses involving wiretappers.
Maurice Chevillard flew a light military aeroplane from BAC France achieving a new world altitude record of 4 921 feet while carrying three Pasupakers. The notable ascent occurred on January 11 marking a historic aviation milestone.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instantly reopening blocked nasal passages and relieving head catarrh. It claims the fragrant balm dissolves with body heat, heals inflamed membranes, stops discharges, and soothes throat irritation with rapid relief. The promotion urges readers to buy the small bottle at any drug store and notes A. EB Reedel as agent.
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