Cheyenne Slan dering Apology Demands From The Tribune
The Tribune faces criticism for slandering Cheyenne over a January 18 report on city finances. The audit and mayor figures largely align, showing a cash gain of about 74 956 dollars for 1912 and modest changes in warrants. The Leader supports city officials against the Tribune's accusations, urging responsible reporting.
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Cheyenne
Bresnaken
Swan
Tribune
Legislative Department
Postmaster Hoyt to Seek Absolution via Public Funds
In Washington a Senate bill by Senator Freeneis B. Woerren proposes crediting 11,286 to George W. Hoyt postmaster of Cheywnne. The measure seeks to absolve Hoyt from liability for losses caused by his former deputy who diverted 23,008 in money order funds. The bill is billed as a major Francia action, with publicity noted amid controversy.
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Washington
Hoyt
Warren
People
Looney
Beechmes
Otto Gramm
Grammn
Francis
Hoyts
Latellitle
Clarence
Clarkite
Prank
Mendellen
Charles
Machinator
House of Burdick
United States Senate
Wrahington
Freeneis B. Woerren
George W. Hoyt
Cheywnne
Acta of
Francia
Tiivone
Verse Snippets and Quips Chirp Across Nation
A collage of humorous lines and aphorisms on weather, politics, medicine, and travel. Observations touch on winter, King George, wine production, and Mexico, with playful asides about physicians, wolves, and Wyoming. No single coherent narrative emerges.
Editorial Writer Sven Alexon Seeks Laramie Front on Sheyenne
An 1912 letter from Sven Alexon on a frontier paper declares he will write about the Sheyenne feeder area and the Laramie boom, mentions his son Ole at university, criticizes local lodging and press figures, and muses on politics and World Affairs as he plans to subscribe to Leader. He signs from a ranch ten miles behind Laramie.
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Laramie
Wyo
Deve Mester Hawkins
Perty
Sveed Fater
Shyenne
Dan
Tings
Bob Lafollet
New Jersey
Perty Smart
Woodyard Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
Bard
Gude Baye
Sven Alexon
Larmie
Halle
Lothal
Labor notes hint at wage rise and new demands
A Tokyo trade union report notes rising paid membership and higher dues, with an upcoming schedule of demands. It references October to December dues increases, a view of a 40 to 50 percent annual rise, and plans to present a new program to ship owners this year.
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Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Cannock Chase
Birmingham
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Msinete Menager
the Tribune
Trombone
Mr. Morse
China
Wyoming
Teddy Grating
Hiv Goth
King Winter
Summer
George
Italy
Grouchy
Senator
Colorado
Gen. Reyes
Mexico
Hank
Hankins
Shyente Dent
Cuba
Spain
Dewey
Bob Evans
Washington Merket
Phage
Journals
Cash
Logan
Carey A
Cheyenne Transfer CO
Rock Springs
W. 16Th St
Stock Growers National Bank
Cook Bros.co
Milck
Capitol
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