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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
4
The article argues for Clark’s re election to the United States Senate and predicts political fallout. It discusses Guggenheim in Wyoming and Colorado, laboring to influence national legislation while criticizing Clark as beholden to special interests and bosses.
Fragmented text notes a Wyoming legislature member tied to Clarence J. Clark re-election. It cites distrust of trusts and labor, opposition to monopolies, and voting patterns regarding capital interests.
The piece argues Wyoming lacks an effective immigration department and an active publicity program. It notes neighboring states advance with funded, directed outreach drawing settlers and capital, while Wyoming remains underrepresented and lagging in development. It calls for a properly financed, intelligent immigration effort to level the playing field.
The chief recommendation of Walter I. Smith of Council Bluffs is that he has opposed Senator Cunningham and Iowa insurgency. Smith lost re election to Congress after a stand out campaign, and his appointment as a circuit court of appeals judge is seen as consolation and reward for aiding Taft policies. Iowa progressives feel slapped by the president.
In New York on January 17, 1930, Lawrence Gremor a Queens leader facing taxpayer scrutiny opened his defense before Special Commissioner Samuel M. Ordway. Chase Mellen led his counsel with a vigorous presentation amid two sensational incidents referenced in court.
On the witness stand a son of the borough premises and a leading clergyman of Long Island defend his father. He is cross examined by attorneys for the Progress Society of Par Rockaway and the Queen City committee.
A lyrical fragment describes a poet praising a woman as fair wise and good. The speaker recalls naming her virtues as the crowd echoes the judgments. The poem traces awakening perception and the transformation of the muse into innocence purity and forgiveness.
Crowds fill the Atlas tonight as new acts open tomorrow including the Kelvin Nelison Musical Trio, Wien and Scott, and Mr. Dunning with spirit-lane tricks. At the Capitol Avenue theatre Clyde Fitch’s Girls opens Monday after a long New York run, featuring five young women in place of men for the comic dialogue.
In New York Judge Swann's court banker Joseph G. Robin sits between two prisoners awaiting eight grand larceny indictments for taking 207000 from Washington Savings Bank where he is president. His sister Dr Louise Rabinovitch is indicted for perjury over a demand to appoint a committee to manage their late father's estate. She hides her face with a veil during arraignment. W T Jerome represents them.
The three act drama offers a desperate resistance to blandishments of the opposite sex before surrender. Clyde Fitch showcases masterful scenes and dialogue up to date, with youth and cleverness praised by all theatre-goers. Metropolitan cast renders the production complete to the last detail.
The Newport Studio will honor all outstanding coupons until February 15, 1911, regardless of the date they bear. Bring them to Newport Studio at 1816 Carey Ave.
New York January 17. Milliner Charles C Kurzman predicts no more ratines for women hair next spring. Hair will be flat parted in the middle or Dutch and Flemish styles gathered in a back coil. Empire gowns with short bodies and narrow skirts will replace trains. Hats will echo Empire lines with Em pire green dominating, modeled on Mme Recamier.
Miss Amuse Eliza Beach of Montclair J moves 8 mile route serving over 100 customers. Now seventy, she marks fifty fifth year selling papers despite harsh weather. Her brother James H Beach works in Newark a long time. Caldwell aids her with board. She sometimes earns extra money picking huckleberries in summer.
Readable forecast notes fair Wednesday and Thursday with generally calm conditions. Northward areas may see a touch of snow or frost, while southern regions stay dry and mild with light winds.
A druggist offers a money back refund if PAZO GINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days. The advertisement states a 500 value guarantee.
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