Sunday State Leader official paper details
The Leader Publishing Co lists dates and prices for the Sunday state Leader paper. It provides office and publisher information, postage details, and subscription rates for one year six dollars and three months.
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Badminton
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Sanday
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Thor Carrier
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Wyoming politics and prison reform debated in state leader
In a state leader dispatch dated Sunday, discussion centers on Wyoming's political status with references to Clark Guggenheim and the Lorimer method. The piece notes naval buildup, rail fare concerns, and shifting views in the Eleventh Wyoming legislature while advocating humane prison reform and reduced brutality in penal systems.
End of the Lock Step in Wash Prison Reforms Row
The article discusses moving away from the lock step and striped uniforms as part of prison reform. It notes Wyoming and other states shifting toward corrective measures over vengeance, criticizing the old single file marching style as degrading and dehumanizing for inmates.
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Wyoming
Pripou
Wyoming Electorate Faces Clash Over Progressive Shift
The November Wyoming vote is portrayed as a rebuke of machine politics and big business influence, yet the result allegedly returns the state to a puppet governance model. Clarence D Clark’s reelection is framed as proof of continued corruption and subversion of public interests by private gain forces.
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Wyoming
Clarence D. Clark
United States
Hammwony
Clarence Clark
Jeopardy Seen in Wyoming History Warned by Opponents
A vague warning about a forthcoming act of government related to commerce is noted as a potential dark day in Wyoming's history. The text hints at criminal implications within online operations and international interests.
Verse stage taunts and snow storms echo in a dramatic scene
Arthur Chapman comments from the Denver Republic indicating a theatrical piece where thunder rattles tin sheets snow swirls on a heroine, and a horseman’s approach heightens danger. The crowd senses genuine staging despite playful verse as the water tank scene anchors realism.
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Arthur Chapman
Denver
New Yorker Offers Doctors 1000 to Take Smallpox Vaccine
John Rion a West Side resident offers five physicians $1000 each if they consent to be vaccinated with New York board of health vaccine and then allow smallpox germs to be injected into their systems if three avoid contracting the disease the money goes to a charity of their choice The offer came through attorney Harry Weinberger in a case linked to a school vaccination dispute involving Herbert A Thorpe of Staten Island.
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John Rion
West, Side
New York Board of Health
Rian
Rinn
Harry Weinberger
261 Roadway
Herbert A. Thorpe
Prince's Bay
Staten Island
Board of Education
Thorpe
Oldest Missourian Celebrates 111th Birthday Milestone
Henry Dorman, a man living near Minden Missouri, claims status as the oldest white man in the United States. Born January 11 1798 in Steuben County New York he marks his 111th birthday today having lived through three centuries.
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Pittsburg
Ake
Henry Dorman
Minden
United States
Steuben County
New York
PSE A CHEERING MOTTO Peddler Offers House Signs
A dialogue shows a peddler urging customers to buy cheerful mottos for home walls. Mrs. De Jagg asks for a motto, joking about one that reads Better Late than Never.
Pleasantries and Snakes in a Dim Street Scene
A column of fragmented dialogue and jokes features a snake charmer invitation, a mushroom misdefinition by Willy Heatitt, fashion as destiny, tramp banter about beer and days past, and a musing line on using people. The text includes garbled lines about engines and a memory of a fire.
Butter Trust Faces Market Collapse Amid Cold Storage Surplus
Chicago dated Jam 14 reports the butter market demoralized as large cold storage supplies held for high prices flood the New York and Chicago markets. Aided by a bumper corn crop and open winter, fresh butter producers feed cattle cheaply, keeping supply ample and undermining the trust’s pricing. The drop in corn prices to a ten year low further pressures the trusted market dynamics.
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Chicago
Butter Trust
New York
Trust
Wholesale feed storage costs squeeze trust amid price drop
Chicago wholesale feed storage ranges from 26 to 28 cents, with New York similar. The price fell about 10 cents a pound from the usual midwinter level, pressuring the trust facing large losses.
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Trust
Hutter
Chicago
New York
Policeman Bruised Holding Wild Horse on 125th Street
Bicycle Policeman Brusemoor of the West 126th street station stopped a runaway horse on 125th street. His wheel was crushed as he clung to the bit and held the animal until it halted. Cornelius O'Brien and Richard Farrell fled unharmed with the wagon.
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Bt. Louis
Brusemoor
West 126Th Street
Cornelius O'Brien
Richard Farrell
Brossmer
Manhole Blaze Injures Local Worker In Saint Louis
In Saint Louis on January 14 a lighted cigarette tossed into an open manhole at 22 Day Street exploded while Consolidated Gas workers were below. John Conried of 42 Horatio Street suffered facial and neck cuts and was rushed to Hudson Street Hospital by Patrolman Duffy. Dr. Wesson treated his wounds and nearby onlookers watched the flames.
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Day Street
Consolidated Gas Company
John Conried
Horatio Street
Joseph Duffy
Hudson Street Hospital
Wesson
Conried
Wellesley College Grants Degrees to 3849 Graduates
Wellesley Mass Jan 14 3849 students have received degrees since the college opened. Of these 1172 have married 37 became physicians and 125 have died. The master of arts degree has been earned by 143 graduates and 40 have doctor of philosophy degrees.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Fragmentary utterance on smoking sentiment and risk
A garbled line expresses a sentiment about smoking and dying from backer heart issues, suggesting a desire to quit or avoid butts and inferiors. It appears as an isolated quote, with no clear speaker or context.
Reeder and Mrs Reeder Quarrel Over Newspaper Customs
A brief exchange plays on newspaper habits with Mrs Reeder insisting daily rhythm differs from Sundays. Reeder counters, highlighting the implied routine and social friction over reading patterns.
Embarrassing Exchange Between Mrs DeWitte and Mr Jones
A chaotic scene recalls a social feud as Mrs DeWitte accuses Mr Jones of pushing a risky social move. The pair clash over opinions sparked by a recent performance and the critics’ response remains unclear amid the public dispute.
Sorghum Focuses On People Over Platform
Senator Sorghum says he cares more about helping people than the campaign platform. He explains his priority is addressing those who struggle to keep their livelihoods, likening efforts to remove tubers from water to aid the needy.
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Sorghum
Wader Il
Editor Fires Reporter Over Slippery Phrase
An old man recalls the editor dismissing a new reporter after a piece about ownership omitted the phrase proud possessor. The conversation protests changing judgments and notes the value of stable homes amid a tramp’s decade wandering.
Banks of the Wabash Protest Note Sparks Action
A financial bar remark echoes in a scene where Rod murmurs about notes in the song and a cheerful dance, prompting immediate protest against the Banks of the Wabash.
Digging Deep Uncovers Root Cause in Wells
A collapsed root of a well spurred extensive digging as crews investigated the cause and secured the area. Workers examined soil stability and possible structural failures to prevent further damage and restore access.
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