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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
7
Rev. Louis Scott de Burgh of Windsor Methodist Episcopal church delivers a satirical list declaring ten modern commandments to replace Moses. He ridicules greed, profanity, Sabbath reneging, and various vices while noting local ad rates in the State Leader Want Ads.
Senator Fall accused the United States government in the Senate of failing to secure redress for injuries to American citizens and property from Mexican uprisings. He asserted Mexico’s statements and actions show U S decline, citing killings, outraged women, and over 500 million dollars in destroyed property. He blamed Taft and Secretary of State for inaction.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, a suffragette leader, faced a hostile crowd at a Finsbury park demonstration in London. About five hundred hecklers crowded the platform, tossing grass, hats, and a straw hat that struck her as fights erupted. Police arrived to shield her and restore order.
Washington July 23 Chair man Clayton of the House Judiciary Committee announced he considered further impeachment proceedings unnecessary after Judge Hanford resigned. Congressman Berger indicated he would not pursue more action and saw Hanford's resignation as admission of guilt.
The Rev. Thomas C. Johnson rector of St. John's Episcopal Church in Boulder resigns to accept a pulpit in Philadelphia. The announcement appears in a brief community notice dated July 23.
TOKIO July 23 extreme tension surrounds Emperor Mutahito as doctors monitor him. While some officials see reasons for cautious optimism, public assurances are deferred for a week. A nearby ranch scene features a tax assessor questioning locals about clocks cars and paintings.
Donald strikes his thumb while laying a carpet and unleashes a torrent of coarse language as Jeanie protests. The scene ends with a snippet about a bent pin and a note on wood retaining from The Sherman Co.
Publication of the first sheets of the international map of the world at one to a million marks a new epoch in cartography. The sheets use a uniform Greenwich longitude system, consistent relief signs, and identical lettering for physical and political features, enabling readers to navigate any sheet. The map benefits motorists and aviators alike, as flying depends on standardized maps.
Market notes show cattle receipts 8400 with steady tone, hog receipts 10000 to strong, sheep 3500 steady. Western, Texan and native cattle prices listed. wool markets steady in Boston and Chicago grains higher on wheat and corn. Copper and tin futures cited with metals data.
An old advertisement touts Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind bleeding and itching piles claiming instant relief and tumors absorption. The copy urges readers to mail for $1 to Williams Mfg. Co Cleveland for preparation sold by druggists.
Colorado and Southern will sell round trip tickets from Cheyenne to Casper Wyoming during August with travel limited to August 1st to Aug 9th 1912 at a rate of 11.90 dollars per ticket. This offer is for the Annual Session of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men. For information contact H. B. Dyer in Cheyenne or T. F. Fisher in Denver via C and S Ry Co. agents.
In New York on July 43 Amalgamated Copper rose to around 3% while Reading went ex-dividend. Major rails New York Central and Northern Pacific traded higher, Southern Pacific and Imion Pacific edged up, Steel and Steel preferred posted gains with mixed results across the board.
Governor Deneen told reporters he regards William Howard Taft as the regular Republican nominee and feels obligated to back Taft’s presidential bid after a committee from the progressive wing sought his stance. The contact followed a Springfield meeting on July 23.
The special meeting of the stock holders of the Eagle Mountain Group will be held at the office 1822 Thamnes St Cheyenne Wyoming on Wednesday July 24 at 4 oclock p m for disposing of stock for development of raid company and transacting other business as may come before the meeting J P Morris President Martin Brithurs Secretary Cheyenne Wyoming
Annual stockholders meeting for Railway Employes Building and Loan Association in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 23 1912. Seven trustees to be elected and unpledged stock must be represented or face 10 cent per share fine. Proxies held for pledged stock. officers Murray and Kingsford sign.
Notice to prospective stockholders of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association Berks No 11 that shares are open for subscription at $1.06 per share, with initial payment of $1.25 and subsequent payments of $1.00 monthly. Subscriptions should be made by July 25, 1922 at Stock Growers National Bank. certificates valued for abated shares after the annual meeting. Provident Attest A C Kingsford Secretary.
The Sherman Company of Wyoming unveils Try It varnish as a new finish option. Product promotes quick drying and durable surface protection for furniture and wood surfaces.
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