Wyoming Senate Fight Dominates State Leader Editorial
The paper rails against Clark backed reforms and calls out the Republican majority of the Eleventh legislature to answer whether Wyoming will remain free of ring rule. It criticizes centralized power, decries private monopolies, and urges accountability for Clark indorsements and related policies.
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Wyoming
Kiev
Dorses Cannonlam
Indorses
Clark Indorses
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Indorsea
Clark
Indorsea Ayedal
Trusta
Wyoming lawmaker warning on Clark US Senate bid
A political blast warns Eleventh Wyoming legislature that voting for Clarence T. Clark for Senate would endorse a record shaped by special interests and corporate power. It argues Clark’s backers push an agenda privileging wealth over Wyoming’s welfare and names indorsers and factions within the party.
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Wyoming
Clarence T. Clark
United States
Clark
Guggenheima
la Follette
Nervae
Lou
Indorses
Clark Indore Aldrith
Indorses Clark
Indorees Tenheim
Governor Carey Delivers Comprehensive Wyoming Message
The Governor's lengthy communication to the legislature covers advanced legislation and civic reforms from direct primaries to prison reforms. It outlines topics such as recall election processes and tax policy, with sections both debatable and widely endorsed. The State Leader urges readers to study the message to better follow the Eleventh legislature's session.
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Carey
United States
Wyoming
Doling
Conditions of common labor under tariff protection
The Omaha World Herald cites high protected industry profits while New York charity rolls show one in nine people needing relief to avoid freezing or starvation. It argues investigation into actual workers would reveal a broader misery beyond temporary relief, highlighting systemic privilege and poverty.
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Europe
Omaha World- Herald
New York City
Etary
Debate Over Inequality Spurs Workers’ Civic Involvement
The article argues wealth inequality stems from government laws and calls out a class that scorns political engagement. It warns of a growing propertyless proletariat alongside rising millionaires, as privileges favor the few and the poor grow larger.
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United States
Caruso Reacts To Phonograph Trick In Old Story
Caruso recalls a past prank where a dealer showed a phonograph and a fluted instrument. A man fed a record while turning a handle and the machine replayed the tenor’s own flute playing. Caruso refuses to buy the phonograph and jokes about selling the flute instead.
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Caruso
Nimee i
Corino
Clute
The Hunter Poem: Vagrant Tales of the Forest
A verse lamenting the hunter life and its reckless bravado. The speaker contrasts the thrill of stalking game with the danger of the woods and the unreliable tales of hunters who return boasting of success. The piece hints at mortality and the lure of wild ascent.
Boardinghouse Quip Reveals Bitter Wish Unfulfilled
A pair of boarders exchange wry remarks about love and marriage. The first jokes about release from boarding houses, while the second laments his ruined hopes after the betrothal and notes a twist on marital expectations.
A Financier Johnny and His Geese of Gold
A financier expresses envy for the goose that lays golden eggs. His father asks what he would do and Johnny replies he would make the goose hatch more geese of the same kind.
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Johnny
Papa
The Cinnamon Bear and The Black Bear
The Cinnamon Bear complains of hunters trying to shoot him this week. The Black Bear declares skins cut into fur trimmings are worth four dollars and a half a yard.
Dawcon Married's Crossed-Eyed Trait Revealed After Money Lost
The exchange notes that Dawcon Married was cross-eyed, a detail Brown says he only fully recognized after her money disappeared. The remark frames a domestic matter with a hint of financial motive.
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Brown
Closet full of dresses hints at kept secrets
A playful remark suggests no skeletons in a closet, while a guess jokes that a person allows a partner to fill the closet with seasonable dresses. The tone is light and speculative about domestic arrangements.
The Intricacies of English Cartoon Exchange
A humorous dialogue sketch features Little Elmer Askins and Little Johnny Thickneck debating parrots and language. Monsieur De France quizzes an English Tutor on timing a clock to alter a parrot’s behavior, then questions why one would wind it to make it stop.
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Elmer Askins
Monsieur de France
Notorious Burglars Express Regret Over Notoriety
A humorous exchange between two burglars reveals one admits crime while the other laments fame. The first jokes about being infamous, and the second explains hatred of notoriety, ending with a light note on public perception.
Amusements Allas Bill Draws Crowds at The Atlas
The week end opening at the Allas drew capacity crowds with Henrietta Gores, Chuck Reasner, and the local gag team delivering topical burlesque. The Grace Sisters sang, the Silver City trio impressed, and film animations "A City Of Boys" and "Pal a" entertained. The Little Orchestra offered up to date numbers as Havana with Jimmy Powers featured at the Capitol Avenue theatre. Powers dominated the show with effortless humor, while the rest of the cast, including J. Quants Davis and Helen Darling, contributed solidly to a bustling performance space.
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Allas
Henrietta Gores
Chuck Reasner
Grace Sisters
Silver City
Little Orchestra
Atlas
Wyoming
Imperial Vaudeville
Jimmy Powers
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Havana
Jimmy Bowers
James Io
Powers
Patie
Helen Darling
J. Quants Davis
Helen Darl
Local Theater Listings Highlight Madame X at Capitol Avenue
The notice mentions Geraldine Malong Dave Andra da Bessie Graham Arthur Demers and Donald Archer and points to Madame X at the Capitol Avenue theatre tomorrow night as a notable attraction.
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Geraldine Malong
Dave Andrada
Bessie Graham
Arthur Demers
Donald Archer
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Madame X
Slims and a Chicago divorce rumor noted
A fragment quotes a line about the Slims once being united by truth, then hints at a split after moving to Chicago and the difficulty of divorce there, reflecting urban strain and rumor.
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Chicago
Help Advertise Wyoming State Leader
A promotional piece urges readers to share the Wyoming State Leader with an Eastern contact. It touts Cheyenne and Wyoming opportunities and offers subscription rates by mail for one year at 2.75, six months at 2.00, and three months at 1.00, plus phone orders to the Leader office.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyomley
Former Wyoming State Superintendent Visits Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs Meyer arrive in Cheyenne from Washington to visit friends. Mrs Meyer, nee Hetelle Reel, formerly Wyoming state superintendent of public instruction, joining the visit.
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Cheyenne
Mrs. Meyer
Washington
Hetelle Reel
Standard Oil Fights Restructuring Before Supreme Court
The Standard Oil company, aided by its attorneys, argues against dissolution before the U S Supreme Court. John G Milburn reviews the oil business and cites Rockefeller as a business genius. He contends acquisitions did not aim to monopolize interstate trade and that railroad contracts were not restraints in force at the time.
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Standard Oil Company
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John G. Milburn
Frank B. Kellogg
Milburn
Rockefeller
Standard
State Leader Want Ads Offer Best Results
The State Leader urges readers to try Want Ads for effective results. Readers hear how classified notices deliver fast responses and connect buyers with sellers across the region. The column highlights easy placement and wide reach for personal and business needs.
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