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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
12
The public is drawn to the sensational Thaw case, detailing a scandalous social pool of crime and degenerate behavior centered on a courtesan, with calls for the fate of Thanta to be decided publicly. The piece condemns the notoriety and urges ostracism of those involved.
The Cheyenne Fort Rus sell post near the city offers parades concerts and military maneuvers that draw crowds. Brigadier Smith urges residents to visit the fort for hours of entertainment and to value the station’s proximity to town.
A call urges Cheyenne citizens to actively promote Frontier Days to friends and distant supporters. It emphasizes the committee’s hard work and asks individuals to recruit visitors, noting that outreach could significantly boost attendance and city success.
A Republican view describes rising Wyoming representatives forming the state’s political balance and guiding irrigation policy under the Shoshone project. The Powell Tribune notes their strong convictions, clear judgment, and independence from party lines as Northern Wyoming towns develop.
The piece condemns the Aldrich-led Senate for defying party tariff pledges and favoring corporate wealth over popular rights. It praises Taft’s stance and insurgent gains, while predicting tariff reform only if Aldrich’s influence is overcome, stressing advocacy for a genuine reformist, public-spirited approach.
A fragmentary discussion notes Frontier Days as a show while lamenting vanished trout tales at Granite Springs. It alleges tariff pressure without input from the public and hints at a Ryan case shaping Laramie costs. Mention of Cheyenne waterworks and Fort Russell hints at disputed status between a military post and the city.
A sprawling roster lists numerous individuals from Idaho and nearby regions with associated towns such as Soda Springs Pocatello Fairview Laramie Rawlins Diamondville Green River and others. Entries include names like John Omuerenly Mina Phoed Fox and Glen Small along with multiple towns and ages or codes, forming a census-like compilation rather than a narrative.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with city and state designations such as Greeley Loveland Cheyenne Fort Collins and others. It reads like an old fighter or telegraph-style directory of residents including Edna M Andrews Thomas W H Atkinson Henry Boab Albert Tuck Rose Graves Edith Boothroyd and many more with scattered locations in Colorado towns.
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