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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1911
Page
4
The issue centers on Clarence D. Clark's U S Senate bid and Wyoming census figures. Cheyenne boosters urge voters to consider Clark's record while noting labor and political tensions. The piece links Clark to national party contests and cites local demographics and political maneuvers.
The piece contrasts two governance models the rule of wealth versus self rule. It cites Lincoln and his Gettysburg Address, warns of corporations enthroning power, and recalls reformers like Beveridge and La Follette while naming Lodge Mac, Sheeban, Clark and Speer as indicators of money power’s grip and renewed threat to democracy.
In Sap- Gapulpa Oklahoma on January 21 a gusher drilled by the Is Off company south of a field shows an unusual feature. Details are sparse in the clipped OCR but the report notes an atypical display at the well near Gapulpa.
Flow increases from 1000 to 2400 barrels a day as demand for leases near the gusher grows. The new wells will decide the status of the field in coming days. The great strike in the Olen Poort years ago is recalled.
The verse asks where landfall and safe havens lie after a long voyage and whether tranquil horizons or violent seas await. It contemplates whether rest and healing will come, with imagery of lilies, poppies, and a child’s awakenings, while the stars stay hidden and no soundings reveal a hall. Pall Mall Gazette captures the mystery.
A host recalls Gilad's return to his party after a decade as they converse about changes. The host notes the wife appears thinner and taller, asking if she is in better health while the guest remarks she is not the same complexion or the same wife.
Amusements firms announce closures today including Smith & Daniels and The Cunning Co with four performers. openings set for tomorrow night feature Claus Rewcliffe Claus and other eccentric acts plus The Little Orchestra. A play about a bachelor girl with two companions unfolds with risqué backstage glimpses and lively vaudeville, promising humor and pathos.
Tickets for the Charity Bailway sale are available at the Inter Ocean hotel and the Fends Drug Store. Proceeds support the charity and event organizers urge early purchase. The sale includes limited items and exclusive incentives for early buyers.
Washington January 21. Representative Mondell chair of the house public lands committee introduces an amendment to the Mondell surface act. The change would extend the isolated tract law to lands withdrawn for coal and allow surface patents by purchase under the act. It also grants the state the right to select lands under its grants while coal lands remain government property. Mondell also introduces a bill for the resurvey of lands in Wyoming townships 52 to 57 ranges 6 to 66 and township 68 ranges 60 65 66.
R C Mitchell, a laborer, was blown fifty feet into the air by ten sticks of dynamite he thawed near a rock work site twenty five miles south of Pueblo. He reached St Mary's hospital in Pueblo with only light injuries. the tent and stove were destroyed. Other laborers escaped harm.
Washington lawmakers cut from the post offices appropriation bill a proposal requiring mail deliveries to go only to residences or businesses with at door or entrance accessible mail receptacles. The measure failed in the House on January 21.
Cold snaps trigger tremor fears across Amherst area and nearby towns in central New England. Reports from Springfield to Amherst College describe unusual ground movement linked to severe winter conditions.
Experts assert the distinct vibrations arise not from seismic disturbances but from rapid ground contraction as temperatures drop after a spell of mild weather.
The Hamburg American liner President Grant, departed Hamburg January 7, sailed up New York Bay covered with ice after two days of snow. Prince Henry of Bavaria traveled under the family name F J Valeo as far as Southampton. Pate Ralls at Sherman Cu.
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