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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
16
A domestic scene shows a couple planning their day around newspaper content. The husband browses ads for suits and produce while the wife spots entertainment options and lamb chops for dinner, highlighting a routine anchored in the morning paper.
The Democratic Party of Wyoming consolidates after rival factions struggle in Carbon and Crook counties. The Wyoming Tribune’s report of an Independent Democratic organization is denied by a Rawlins citizen, affirming solid Democrats ready for victory. The party touts a united state ticket, strong leadership, robust press, and backing from national authorities.
The article discusses selections for local federal positions in the state with emphasis on prudent picks from Washington and regional leaders.
The Converse County Budget absorbs the Converse County Review and becomes the official Democratic paper for the county. The Budget gains a united Democratic backing and is predicted to help secure an overwhelming Democratic victory in Converse County this fall.
Friends of Attorney General Preston quickly gathered sufficient signatures for his congress nomination papers. The move followed his attendance at the Golden Jubilee of the Elks in Denver. Supporters believe he will run and mount a strong campaign, with Preston shown as knowledgeable, persuasive, and well connected across the state.
An Italian craftsman named Tony, once a watch maker in Italy, becomes a cobbler in New York and then in the West. He rents a small shop, enjoys green scenery, sends money to his wife, saves what remains, and claims simple work and sight as his happiness. The Exchange invites readers to share similar stories.
The article compares historic Klondike gold production with current northwest wheat yields. It notes 275 million bushels expected, worth about 240 million dollars at today’s prices, rivaling the wealth of historical mining while farmers live comfortably and invest in autos as crops mature. The comparison underscores farming’s national wealth impact.
Judge Frank P. Diverbliss of the seventh Circuit declares a railroad company has no right to sell intoxicants in dining cars, triggering a statewide move to dry dining cars in Missouri. The remark frames the decision as a purge of train bars, with satire about bootlegging and drinking at country picnics.
In Denver the Bika reunion and Elks delegations moved aside as Union Pacific clerks Woodmen of the World and Knights of Columbus battle for first place. Sunday at Pioneer Park features Knights vs Union Pacific and Woodmen vs Colts with Kronland Mulica and Schmidt slated to pitch.
D B Knowlton, a Union Pacific watchman, beat his wife at their Park addition home during breakfast. She is in serious condition, fleeing to neighbors for protection. Police unlocked him from a locked room. he was jailed, arraigned for disturbance, fined ten dollars, and held pending her injuries assessment.
Washington reports negotiations with the Department of Justice for a peaceful dissolution of the New Haven system have ended. The government plans to file a Sherman Act enforcement resolution next week. Attorney General McReynolds will discuss the matter with President Wilson for approval. Boston stockholders also pursue a restitution suit seeking $103 million from former directors for alleged misused funds.
Monterey reports provisional President Carbajal has yielded conditionally to the constitutionalists. A special committee will confer with Carranza to discuss the crisis in Mexico. El Paso notes northern division officers inoculated with anti typhoid serum after General Ortega's death from fever.
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