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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
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The article discusses Mexico's Huerta government, U S recognition policy, and calls for a peaceful general election to establish a constitutional government. It notes Governor Carania's claim of majority support, warns of possible foreign intervention to protect lives and property, and contemplates establishing a U S backed state government if Mexico cannot stabilize.
A World article by Mulhall describes how he and others used private contacts to defeat the Albany Page liability bill. He claims a Barnes office settled the matter, with private assent guiding legislative action and the National Association of Manufacturers achieving its aims.
The Salt Lake Herald-Republican blasts the Democratic administration over tariff delay and congressional gridlock. It accuses the paper’s rivals of betrayal, criticizes party partisans, and urges action on the Underwood tariff amid a partisan stalemate.
Critics say inquiries into employer employee struggles are used to stall tariff and currency reform. They accuse opponents of preferring delay and a publicity win by distracting from the tariff bill. The piece argues the inquiries reveal entrenched rottenness and would derail the legislation if unchecked.
The administration backed Newlands Clayton law creating a board of mediation and conciliation between railway companies and their employees. About eighty thousand conductors and trainmen across 43 railroads voted to strike if demands were ignored. Seth Low urged arbitration, leading to a three member board to decide disputes, with President Wilson advancing the measure to Congress. This sought to avert a nationwide paralysis and economic loss from protracted labor troubles.
William Beck, a New York youth, robed a Fifth Avenue jewelers firm of gems valued at 100000. Earning 14 dollars weekly, he imitated the wealthy, stole small amounts then attempted a final heist with a suitcase full of loot before fleeing toward a relative’s home.
Secretary Bryan delivered the American reply to Japan's notes on California's alien land law to Tokyo via Ambassador Chinda. Officials expect the latest note to close the present phase of negotiations, with potential judicial testing of the Webb act's constitutionality if no immediate reply is required.
A male suspect, described in the report as tentative in demeanor, confessed after a crying spell and now faces about seven years in Sing Sing prison.
Buenos Aires July 16. The chamber of deputies ended debate on the meat trust by appointing a commission to study the issue and propose safeguards for the meat industry.
The Sherman Co newsletter quotes jokes overheard at a Salt Lake City school ma'am gathering. Barnest O Holland of Louisville and Perry G Holden of Iowa share lines about a guinea’s value and an oyster riddle, with L A Alderman of Oregon recalling a childhood letter to a teacher.
Notice of incorporation for the Kenilworth Sheep Company to run a general livestock business including sheep cattle and horses. Capital stock 90000 shares at 1.00 each for a 50 year term with five directors Bartlett Albert Berties John Foxton Henry Foxton and A D Johnston named to manage the company. Principal operations to be carried on in the vt.
The document lists an office location at 1819 Cagito avenue Cheyenne Wyoming and names the agent in charge Aldney FE Martiett with a partial postcode 17-18-10. It references Converse a, Lara county, and Douglas in Wyoming in a jurisdictional context.
Department of the Interior not coal land and not within phosphate or public water reserve. Savala Swaney of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intention to prove up a land claim, with final five year proof set for August 24 1913 before the Cheyenne Land Office. Witnesses listed include Bertha Britton Rowe L Bard Jan Fitzgerald Isaac N Bard all of Little Bear Wyoming. W E Chaplin Register August 16.
A twenty dollar reward is offered for the recovery and return to the commanding officer of Troop E 12th Cavalry at Fort D A Russell Wyo of a public horse stolen from Troop EE 12th Cavalry stables on July 9 1913 by deserter James Fuller. Fuller last reported near Hecla Wyoming July 10 1912. Descriptions of Private James Fuller and the gelding are given with specifics on scars color height and markings. A reward also stands for return of deserter Fuller J A Cole for Q M Corps.
Government property issued to Wyoming for military purposes including rifles revolvers tents and horse equipment is in private hands across counties with militia presence. Individuals holding such property are notified their possession is illegal and must surrender to the nearest militia unit or face county prosecution. Penalty under Wyoming law is up to $100 fine.
State of Wyoming has filed in the United States Land Office Cheyenne an application to select lands in township 18 north range 62 west P M for SWY%NE section 21. Protests and contests accepted before approval and will be forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington DC.
Department of the Interior notice states Arthur Russell Carpenter of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to prove up a homestead entry Sorial No 05558 for section 30 township 15 north range 48 west 6th p m. Witnesses listed include Wyllie W Busselie Alex Hastie Samuel D D Scheuts and Paul Pearson all of Cheyenne.
Notice to Cheprrons Relate of Andrew Matheson deceased with letters testamentary granted June 29 1917 to Dora Mathson executrix. Claimants must file within eight months or be barred. dated July 2 1975. Also notices of homestead entries and final three year proofs in Cheyenne and Divide Wyoming with witnesses and dates in 1913 1918.
Notice to stockholders of Golden Wonder Mining Company to meet August 11 1913 in Cheyenne Wyoming to consider transferring property to creditors elect officers and handle debts. Also notice that Series No 12 of the Railway Employes' Building and Loan Association has opened for subscription at $1.26 per share with monthly payments thereafter and subscriptions due by July 25 1919. stock certificates issued after annual meeting.
The stockholders meet at the Cheyenne court house in Laramie Wyoming at 8 p m on Friday July 25 to elect seven trustees for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may properly come before the meeting All unpledged stock must be repayed
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