Living for What Matters in a Bolshevik Era
A Frontier traveler, an Americanized Russian Jew, questions Bolshevism as he travels through Cheyenne on the Overland Limited. He contrasts success in America with Russia and urges workers to pursue family, home, education, and community life over radical political upheaval.
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Overland Limited
California
America
Russia
Cain
Carl Marx
Lenine
Trotzky
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Air Mail Service Plans and Site Debate
The War Department blocks using Wales Field Fort Russell for permanent air mail hangars prompting talk of a larger future role for Fort Russell. Officials urge selecting a long term site for 20000 dollars in improvements to ensure an October 1 start and warn Cheyenne may lose the service to Denver if Cheyenne does not provide suitable housing for the mail flying machine.
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Fort Russell
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Are Red Headed Girls Temperamental
An inquiry questions if red headed girls are more temperamental while noting not all possess this trait. The piece suggests temper for many, including black haired and yellow tressed women, and concludes men still date any of them.
Three Reasons for Improvement at Cheyenne Leader
The Cheyenne Leader shows improved condition due to new owners' pep and personality, genuine enthusiasm from staff, and fair dealing policy under Tribune Publishing company, aided by loyal public support and readership.
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Cheyenne State Leader
Tribune Publishing Company
Leader
Germany Pays Vengeance at Spa and Seeks Mercy
The article argues Germany bears total guilt for the great war and deserves stern justice at Spa. It warns that renewed German militarism must be blocked and urges the Allies to stay united and vigilant to safeguard world peace and prevent a new threat.
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Germany
Spa
Timely Definitions From Chicago Communist Trial
In the Chicago Criminal court the trial defines key terms used in the Communist Labor Party case. Proletarian means a person with no property who lives on daily wages. bourgeois denotes property owners or those employing others. capitalist means extremely wealthy bourgeois benefiting from wealth organization. Socialism advocates nationalizing production and distribution for community good. Dictatorship by the proletariat is rule by the poor.
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Communist Labor Party
Chicago
How Others Set State Leader's Changed Status
The Cheyenne State Leader, Wyoming's oldest paper and Democratic influence in the south, is sold to Tribune Publishing. It will operate under Tribune management as a morning paper, with plans to also offer a high quality evening edition.
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Tribune Publishing Company
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Leader
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Cheyenne Democratic Paper Sold to Tribune Company
The Cheyenne Tribune Company buys the State Leader subscription list name and goodwill in a Friday deal, ending the only Democratic daily in Southern Wyoming. The paper will continue as a morning edition from the Tribune office with independent politics, rather than Democratic.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Tribune Company
State Leader
Wyoming
Tribune
Newspaper Market Talks Stirred by Fragmented Leader Sale
In the capital city there is talk of starting another daily newspaper, though enthusiasm is tepid as Tribune and Leader already control day and night AP news. The Leader segment will be sold piecemeal with the paper.
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Cheyenne State Leader Sold to Deming for Morning and Tribune Afternoons
The Cheyenne State Leader and all its assets except machinery sold to W C Deming editor of the Cheyenne Tribune. The Leader will be a morning paper with Sunday edition using the Tribune plant. the Telegraph news franchise included. The Leader plant to be dismantled and sold.
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Cheyenne State Leader
W.C. Deming
Cheyenne Tribune
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Tribune
Telegraph News
N. A. Baker
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Baker
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Cheyenne Leader Sold to Wyoming Tribune Publishing Co
The Cheyenne Leader, one of Wyoming's oldest dailies, was sold to Wyoming Tribune Publishing Co. The deal took effect on July 15 amid the paper's precarious outlook as rising printing costs challenged its survival.
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Cheyenne Leader
State
Wyoming Tribune Publishing Co
Leader
Newspaper Graveyard Gathers More Dying Papers
Local editorials lament the demise of several papers amid political shifts. The Salt Lake Herald and Cheyenne State Leader pass to rivals as the industry faces obstruction and bureaucratic hurdles under the Wilson administration.
Sale of Cheyenne State Leader shifts politics and ownership
The Cheyenne State Leader was sold to W C Deming of the Wyoming Tribune, ending its Democratic leadership and likely becoming an Independent morning paper. The deal transfers the franchise and subscription list but not the mechanical plant, with the paper continuing if business warrants it.
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W. C. Deming
Wyoming Tribune
John B. Kendrick
Deming
Rawlings Republican
State Leader
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Cheyenne Leader Sold to Tribune Publishing Surprises City
The Cheyenne Leader, oldest daily in the state, is sold to Tribune Publishing of Cheyenne in an unexpected business move. The deal reshapes local media ownership as newsroom leadership and staff await details.
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Cheyenne Leader
Tribune Publishing Company
City
Leader
State
Leading exponent of democracy cited in party collapse
The Sundanze Times notes that Senator Wendrick withdrew support earlier and weak business conditions forced a sale. Coming on the eve of a presidential election, the move signals a full surrender by Democrats higher up in the organization.
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Wendrick
Sundanze Times
Elks Lodge Initiates New Class in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 will initiate a class of candidates Monday evening July 26 followed by a smoker. All members and visiting Elks invited to attend. ATTEST: John J. McInerney Secretary LT July 27.
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Cheyenne Lodge No. 660
Cheyenne Lodge
Elks
AL. S. Lhslib
John J. McInerney
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