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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
12
An item entered at the Cheyenne Post Office concerns the second class matter designation with the central theme of a federal or municipal mailing matter. The text references the role of the post office in processing mail and official notices.
The editorial urges Wyoming lawmakers from both parties to heed a rising popular conscience favoring progressive measures over corporate interests. It calls for full publicity of votes, warns against election fraud in Kemmerer, and urges repeal of laws allowing unlawful or coerced voting practices.
Emphatic charges describe irregular registrations and illegal voting across Diamondville Oakley and Glencoe. Witnesses allege ballots steered to judges and coercion to register, with practice blamed on a long pattern exposed during the Kemmerer contest before Alvin Jones.
A Kansas City program opens for youths over 14 who left the fifth grade and dislike regular school. The Lathrop Industrial School offers bench work, printing, carpentry, sewing, and other trades alongside academic subjects. The three year course blends industrial and academic study and emphasizes practical business skills.
Washington January 13 The treasury plan to overhaul customs regulation moves toward final form and soon to the President for approval. It envisions shrinking external districts from 160 to 60 with one per state, while New York California and Texas retain two or three districts and several interior states are grouped.
A stubborn narrator recounts failed bids for the U S Supreme Court and a return to Gu e Ne K Holler. He describes Taft’s rejection of his chances, shifts to journalist life, and a meeting with The Leader staff who urge him to cover the legislature.
Grateful testimonials from across the country praise Eckman's Alterative as effective for tuberculosis bronchitis asthma hay fever and throat and lung troubles. A Notre Dame style sample from St Marys Academy ONeill Ned and Sister Marie recount long severe illness cured after using the remedy. Sold by leading druggists with a booklet available from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
NUFPALO New York January 13 A famed surgery once touted to cure criminal tendency failed as Edward Grimell repeats his crimes. Three accomplices accuse him of leading fresh robberies while authorities call him a master thief. Grimell, jailed for forgery in 1908, had undergone a skull surgery aimed at easing impulses, but psychologists question its efficacy as a second operation is considered.
Advertisement touts Cascarets as a sleep aiding laxative that cleanses the stomach and liver, removes fermenting waste, and ends constipation by morning. Claims include gentle action, no griping, and child friendly taste, with a 10 cent price and health benefits for adults and children alike.
The convict was transformed into a normal man and released. At age 44 Grimmell started life anew after convincing his friends and himself that he would never commit another crime.
In the district court Ash was arraigned before Judge Maentser on a rape charge involving his step-daughter and pleaded not guilty. The case likely goes to trial in February. Unwin, charged with filing a false alarm, was returned to custody.
The youth is placed in the custody of his mother who vows to hire him out of trouble until the court decides his fate. Several civis cases are argued before Judge Mentzer.
An English inventor unveils a talking machine powered by compressed air, claimed to be audible from a mile away. The device aims to replicate speech, drawing comparisons to famous English inventions and curiosity about a possible link to the English sparrow myth.
A notice invites readers to convert household items into cash by calling a listed phone number to arrange pickup or sale. The guidance emphasizes quick, simple steps to convert unused belongings into money.
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