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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
8
The passage depicts a couple consulting the morning paper to guide daily choices from weather and errands to shopping, meals, and entertainment. The husband plans a new suit, strawberries for jam, lamb chops, and a theatre outing as the day unfolds. The scene reflects a domestic routine shaped by ads and local commerce.
The Wyoming Democratic Party asserts unity across counties amid Republican smears. It debunks fake splits in Carbon and Crook counties, praises loyal leadership, and touts a solid platform, unified ticket, and strong press support backing a decisive victory.
A brief note notes alignment between state residents and federal posts, highlighting carefully chosen local officials as part of ongoing governance arrangements.
The Converse County Review is sold leaving the Douglas Budget as the sole Democratic paper in Converse County. The Budget becomes the official Democratic paper with united party support. Democrats in Converse County are described as active and enthusiastic, with an expected overwhelming fall victory for Democratic candidates.
Friends of Attorney General Preston gathered enough signatures in three to four days to nominate him for Congress. The filing followed his attendance at the Golden Jubilee of the Elks in Denver. Supporters believe he will accept and run a winning campaign, citing his knowledge of current issues, speaking ability, and statewide familiarity.
A brief tale of Tony an Italian shoemaker who left Italy for New York then the West he opens a small shop with a sign facing green grass and a view he loves sending money home and plans to bring his wife.
The piece compares historic Klondike gold discovery with the northwest wheat harvest, noting 275,000,000 bushels expected this year worth about 240,000,000 dollars. It argues farming yields more lasting national wealth and supports comfortable living while crops mature.
Missouri seventh circuit judge Frank P. Diverbliss declares a railroad has no right to sell liquor in dining cars. The ruling leads to a nationwide dry movement on trains, with bootlegging cited as the brush behind it.
Union Pacific clerks and Woodmen of the World share first place with Knights of Columbus one game back as the City league title chase nears Sunday twinbill at Pioneer park. Schmidt returns to pitch for Knights, Mulica for the Clerks, Kronland and Mulica among notable names as fan interest soars. If weather holds, a record crowd is expected.
D B Knowlton a Union Pacific watchman attacked his wife at their home during breakfast. She was seriously injured and fled to neighbors for protection. Police subdued Knowlton who locked himself in a room, he was arraigned for disturbing the peace and fined ten dollars awaiting word on the extent of his wife’s injuries.
Negotiations between the New Haven railroad and the Department of Justice to dissolve the system ended. The government will file a Sherman act enforcement action next week. Attorney General McReynolds will confer with President Wilson on approval. The New Haven directors’ rejection of Massachusetts terms for Boston Maine stock suggested closure. A separate Boston restitution suit seeks $103,000,000 from former directors for allegedly misused funds.
Monterey reports provisional President Carbajal has yielded conditionally to the constitutionalists. A San Luis Potosi garrison request was refused by Carranza who rejects letting the enemy join with current ranks. El Paso notes northern division officers inoculated against typhoid after General Ortega’s fever death prompts Villa to order inoculations.
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