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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1914

Page

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City and Industrial Club Plan Funds Transfer and Membership Changes

City officials and Industrial Club leaders met at the Plains hotel for a luncheon to discuss mutual interests. The board voted to transfer 1000 from the Frontier fund to the Industrial club fund to pay club house debt, bringing total Frontier withdrawals to 4000 since 1912. A six month suspension of initiation fees was approved to boost new members, and out of city solicitors must obtain permission from the club secretary to canvass local businesses to curb fake advertising. Six new members joined the club and the next directors meeting is set for February 4 at the club house.

Plains Hotel Industrial Club Frontier Committee Robert N. LaFontaine D. C. Tricksdale Enos Laughlin Thomas Heaney L. C. Hinkle William DuBois Peter Appel George Club House Frontier Fund Jakira J. W. Hammond R. K. Olds Charles J. Griffin R. B. Forsyth William ‘Loshaw Mr. McCune Vols A. \. Baerresen BE. B. Dalber W. D

Chicago and Paris High School Exchange Planned

Agreements completed to pair eight Chicago high school boys with eight Paris students for language exchange. Only top students chosen will correspond, with letters exchanged in both languages to foster good will and cross culture understanding.

Chincago Chicago Paris

Reappointment of Judge Judson Clements to Interstate Commerce Commission

Judge Judson Clements of Rome Georgia has been reappointed by President Wilson as an Interstate Commerce Commissioner. At almost 67, he begins a new term expiring January 1 1920, his fifth oath of office, backed by the Georgia delegation for his long service.

Judge Clements Rome Interstate Commerce Commission Commissioner Prouty Wilson Clements Georgia Congress Federal Board

Government to control radium via federal oversight

House mines committee tentatively approves a radium bill for federal control of radium ores and finished products while allowing private development of radium lands. It plans a government owned reducing plant at a western location, with final draft still unsettled after today’s hearing.

Washington, D. C House Mines Committee

Department Of Agriculture Opens Aid For Unknown Vegetables

Washington January 28 The department of agriculture through its bureau of plant industry announced that anyone with an unknown vegetable variety can obtain correct identification from the department. The correct names of various kinds of frulias may also be obtained.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry

Vanderbilt and Party Perish in Yacht Wreck off Colombia

A wireless message from New Orleans reports the wreck of Frederick E. Vanderbilt’s yacht Warrior on a Colombian reef. Passengers named include Mr and Mrs Vanderbilt, Duke and Thichess of Manchester, and Lord Arthur George Keith-Falconer. Rescue was effected by the Almirante after Frustera and damaged boats failed.

New Orleans Frederick E. Vanderbilt Warrior Ihs Columbia United Fruit Company Frustera Frutera Almirante

British envoy to Mexico to be replaced by Hopler

London Jan 28 Sir Lionel Carden British minister to Mexico will return to England to report on the Mexican outlook. His post will be filled by T H Hopler first secretary of legation who will assume duties in Mexico City.

London Sir Lionel Carden Mexico England T. H. Hopler Legation

U S May Admit Arms to Mexican Constitutionalists

Washington officials report growing support in the Wilson administration and Congress to lift the arms embargo and allow the Mexican constitutionalists to buy weapons in the United States. A pledge to protect foreign property in Mexico is sought as a condition.

U.S Mexico Senate Committee Congress United States Huerta

Deportation of ten labor leaders shrouded in secrecy

In Johannesburg on January 28 the government secretly deported ten principal labor leaders and imposed strict press censorship. The action, revealed accidentally, sent the detainees under heavy guard aboard the chartered passenger steamer Umgens, which will take months to reach London.

Johannesburgh South Africa London

U S Battleships Guard Port au Prince as Chaos Eases

Port au Prince witnesses the arrival of the battleship South Carolina with 750 crew, guarding foreign interests alongside the Montana and German ships. Captain Russell is cited as expert in international law. Revolutionaries approach the capital from St Marc, but public safety groups form and order resumes after a night of sporadic fighting.

Washington South Carolina Montana Port Au Prince Navy Department Russell Navy State Department Oreste St. Marc Duant Lake Department Port al Prince United Sates Lrons Breate Vinta

Senator Blair Lee Seated by Senate Vote

The senate seated Blair Lee of Maryland as a Democratic senator in a 54 to 18 vote. Lee fills a Maryland seat as the chamber confirms his tenure.

Washington Senate Blair Lee Maryland

Adamson Pushes Toll Exemption Plan For Panama Canal

Chairman William C. Adamson of the House Interstate Commerce Committee, a Carrollton native, introduced a bill favoring toll exemption for the Panama Canal. A veteran jurist and Georgia political figure, he has long steered railroad rate, pure food, quarantine, and commerce legislation through Congress, shaping a broad policy network.

Adamson House Committee On Interstate Commerce William C. Adamson Carrollton Panama Canal Hernando de Soto Georgia Congress Department of Commerce and Labor

Cooperation of ranchmen urged to sell Cheyenne lands

State Land Commissioner S G Hopkins urges ranchmen with leases near Cheyenne to cooperate in selling state and school lands. He favors interviewing interested ranchers to segregate and sell alternate sections, to enlarge acreage available to settlers and draw farmers within trading distance. He plans to meet parties holding large tracts including Warren Live Stock, J W Hammond, Wyong Hereford, William Swinbank, Iowa Land and Live Stock, and P O Ranch.

Cheyenne S. G. Hopkins Jiophing Aise Quily Hlophite Juonudiry Wyo Thomas Heaney Dirt Nouih Eset Warren Live Stock Company J. W. Hammond Wyong Hereford Association William Swinbank Iowa Land and Live Stock Company P.O Edgar Bolee Eilrale Rancmen Rranch Fac Ranch Saupinies

Jury List Completed for Laraw County Court

The committee led by Sloan chairs the jury draw for Laraw County. County clerk Harry W Tupper and Clerk of the Court T J Pipter organize the process with about 1,200 names to form the district court jury for the term.

Soha Sloan Board of County Commissioners Harry W Tupper Ray i Olds Hake Laraw Ilas Gees T. J. Pipter Tur Iet Ty Natios Tay Ead Etteh Pontato Dietelet Court

Commerce Commission On The Job On Interstate Bill

Washington Jan 28 The Interstate trade commission bill aims to curb anti trust power with hearings by the Senate and House Interstate Commerce committees. Amendments would limit public disclosure of corporate trade secrets while expanding commission powers and duties. Representatives Clayton Stanley Henry Lenroot did not attend pre hearing appearances.

Washington Interstate Trade Commission Senate House House Committee Commission House Judiciary Committee Clayton Stanley Kentuckey Henry Texas Lenroot Wisconsin

Anniversary of McKinley Birth Faithfully Worn Carnations

On the anniversary of William McKinley's birth, citizens nationwide are urged to wear carnations in remembrance. The note calls for patriotism with similar display in all cities, urging Cheyenne not to fall behind other communities.

Willliam McKinley United States

Honor Roll Passes 200 Mark at Cheyenne Schools

The Cheyenne school honor roll surpassed 200 names for the past five weeks with the addition of the high school list. Boys’ deportment and theater attendance have boosted the total, while girls consistently perform well. Readers are directed to page 4 for the full roster and details.

Cheyenne Central School

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Judson C. Clements Interstate Commerce Radion Constitutionalista Bryan Uncle Sam DEM Walter L. Larsh Hopkins Commerce Commission ON the Job M'Kinley Day Towehor Gyepdolye Harker
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