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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1913

Page

16

Alpha Club Postponed Meeting and Local Women’s Groups Notes

The Alpha Club postponed its meeting to the second week of February. Women’s groups at Kennington gathered at Mrs. Shingle’s home with papers on American Art and American Actors and Actresses, followed by tea and social time. The Woman’s Club meets at the library this afternoon with a standing invitation for visiting ladies, tea to close. Coterie Art Club host John Hallett’s Thursday event shifts from Wednesday. The G I A and B of L E B held a farewell card party at Capitol Hall for Mrs. Sadie Avery bound for Los Angeles, with a cut glass chair presented as a token. Tuesday Bridge Club met with two tables and tea served.

P. A Kennington J. D. Shingle Ruth Lacey Mr. Shingle Luella Moore Mra McEndrie Sewiig Miss Brooks Casper and Mire Mason Wheatland Coterie Art Club John Hallett Coterie Club L. EB Capitol Hall Merc Sadie Avery Lon Angeles Honer Noonan Lodge Mee Avery Meadamen Eliza Heemin Apgar Jones Stanfield Richardsom Robertson Chambers Kuble Cotton Hanna Hansen Hackman Nosehoom Lane Sigler Pauliné Jones Ruth Neonat

New York Faces Hidden Gambling and Weather Woes

Private investigators report a secret gambling network in New York City spreading through luxury apartments and tenements. The piece also notes springlike winter harms, epidemic spread, and construction weather challenges as New Yorkers demand action and courts examine shore land deals on Coney Island.

New York

Careless Mothers Responsible for Auto Accidents

A New York auto school head argues mothers bear major blame for children near cars and urges warnings to foster fear of automobiles. He cites poor truck warning devices and calls for mothers to discipline children and for owners to fit better safety horns to reduce street accidents.

W. HH. Stewart New York City

Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson

The Robinson cafeteria serves daily dinners from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and from 5 to 7 p m.

the Robinson

Senators Warren Kendrick Tie In Wyoming Senate Nomination

The Wyoming senate met at 10 and 10:40 took a recess to 11:20 before nominations began. Francis F Warren won 16 votes to 10 for Kendrick with Kendrick absent. Several Senate files were introduced in the afternoon session including acts on districts taxes trust companies and dairy inspector duties. A divorce was granted over a disputed bed coveting issue.

Senate Albany County Laramie County Carpenter J. B. Kendrick Maynard Kendrick Halley Sheridan County Big Horn County Laramie Taylor Carbon County Irvine Gonverse Stout Crook County Padget Fremont County Brock Johnson County Powers Sweetwater County Martello E. S. Murray Hyde Warren Jefferis Weston County Prsident Sage Francis F. Warren Pargett Hadsell Skovgard Mr. Hyde Dairy

Funeral Notice for Neighbor Barney McDevitt

The note calls members of W. O. W. to meet at Fra ternal hall at 8 o clock Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Neighbor Barney McDevitt. A. M. RUBB, C. C.

Barney McDevitt A. M. Rubb C. C

Texas Demands Arrest of Standard Oil Executives

United States Attorney Atwell of Texas renews demand that John D. Archbold Henry C. Folger W. C. Teagle and other Standard Oil officials be arrested on Texas grand jury indictments. Wickersham had forbidden service after New York warrants were issued, with officials deeming the indictments insufficient.

Washington United States Atwell Texas John D. Archbold Henry C. Folger W. C. Teagle Texas Grand Jury Department of Justice Henkel New York Wickersham C. B. Morrison

Archbold and the case against Standard Off magnates

In recent days Archbold renewed his efforts to prompt the arrest of Standard Oil magnates, but the department has thus far refused to take action. The text notes further reasons why special favors should not be shown.

Wolf Archbold

Representative Pujo to Question Rockefeller on Jekyll Island

Washington January 28 Representative Pujo chair of the house money trust committee and Counsel Samuel Untermeyer announced they will likely travel to Jekyll Island February 6 to take testimony from William Rockefeller. Pujo hopes Rockefeller returns to New York for a deposition. The committee continues analysis of testimony and will urge banking and currency reform legislation.

Washington Pujo House Money Trust Committee Samuel Unternyer Jeky Island William Rockefeller Rockefeller New York

Rebel forces near border town clash amid disputed conference

The rebel strength around the border town is conservatively estimated at about 1600 as rebels and federals clash over movement and alleged violations of the agreement. Both sides accuse the other of breaking terms while talks fail to reach a place to meet.

Ttiweaid Taefain Nar Biny Guadalupe Abo Federal

Texas House Orders Inquiry Into Land Transfer Deal

In Austin on January 28 the Texas House of Representatives ordered an investigation into a report that Texas deeded 4,000,000 acres of land to a Chicago syndicate instead of 3,000,000 acres, tied to the building of the state capitol.

Austin Texas Texas House of Representatives Toda Chicago

Senator Thompson elected to succeed Charles Curtis

Judge William H. Thompson a Democrat was elected to the United States Senate to succeed Charles Curtis. The vote was reported from Topeka Kansas with Thompson taking the seat.

Peka Kan William H. Thompson United States Senate Charles Curtis

Wyoming Weather Indications Fair Through Thursday

The Weather Bureau reports Wyoming should see fair skies today and Thursday. Light to moderate winds are expected with no precipitation anticipated.

Washington Wyoming

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