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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as unrivaled for minor eruptions and prevention of permanent skin and hair damage in infancy and childhood. Address given for sample requests is misprinted and garbled.
The 24 hour weather summary reports conditions ending at 6 PM Mountain Time. Observations show temperature, humidity, wind, and precipitation trends across the Palater area. Forecast calls for cooler night with clearing skies and light winds tomorrow.
In France Paris a wild state of pigeons forces 120000 Ragpickers from demolished homes into new housing. Paris society eyes a simplicity campaign honoring Felix Alexandre Givilmant. A monumental tribute organist is planned. A phosphorous extract promises health and vigor, strengthening bones and minds.
In Sheridan Wyoming a young clerk, Miss Moody, was severely injured at work when a parcel handling basket snagged her belt by an elastic cord and the scissors she carried punctured her abdomen. She is at Wyoming General Hospital in serious condition with the large intestine punctured.
For selecting a child cough medicine care is essential. It must be pleasant to take, safe, and effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these needs and is a favorite with mothers of young children everywhere. Sold by all dealers.
The article describes underwater oyster farming on a massive scale with more than 20,000 acres under one management. Oysters are propagated, planted, protected, fed, replanted, matured and harvested by storm power using large steamers to gather the crop from submerged grounds.
New Zealand Parliament opened to Maori in 1807 allowing their first admission to the house of representatives and to address the assembly in their own language as part of evolving colonial governance. The move followed examples from Canada and South Africa, marking a milestone in Indigenous participation in legislative processes.
An ad touts Lee Allens Foot-Bane antiseptic powder to relieve corns and foot discomfort. It claims feet swell less, shoes fit better, and offers a trial package from Allen Olmsted in Le Roy with a free sample.
Delegates from southern Wyoming churches met at the Lo lock home of Superintendent and Mrs Gray to organize the Congregational Association. Rev. I Lewis and others were present. Dr Shingler elected moderator and Rev Paxton treasurer. Rock Springs to host in May 2004 with a noon luncheon and 6 pm dinner.
In a Georgia prison commission report released in Atlanta on June 11, clergy members outnumber bartenders among convicts with 20 preachers versus 17 bartenders. The total includes 812 murder and manslaughter cases, 258 attempted murder, and five accessories, with 893 convicts overall, more than half married and a variety of professions represented but no journalists.
In Constantinople Mahmoud Shevket Pasha grand vizier and his aide de camp Abraham Key were killed at noon by two gunmen as they traveled by motor car toward the Sublime Porte. Narim Vasha commander at the Tehatalja lines was shot during a demonstration.
A terse note reports fielding averages dipping to about .028 during scarce June play as the State Leader issues a subscription push.
A June report from Dry Tortugas Florida describes Carnegie Institute experiments on seabirds showing an apparent absolute sense of location that guides homing. Researchers Myer and Watson move eggs to distant spots, towers, or altered surroundings to test recognition and return, noting birds rely on internal cues rather than landmarks.
A brief note mentions plans to attend a W O W event this evening with a decoration at The Shermab Ce.
Discontent with California laws restricting Japanese ownership drives interest among Japanese subjects to relocate to Georgia. Real estate broker B A Johnson reports inquiries from dozens of California families and says a Georgia landowner is ready to supply land if state laws permit leasing and ownership. He has contacted Governor Brown and other officials for information on Georgia's status for aliens. A thousand Japanese farmers in California reportedly wish to move south est.
Springfield June 11. The woman suffrage bill that passed the state senate weeks ago was brought before the house after a bitter fight. A tight vote indicated enough support to pass the measure. An inquiry into the Kodak trust may reveal film deals and a financial scandal or the Madings may be wholly negative.
In Pueblo on June 11 a woman and her husband were held up in front of their home. Mia Teller slipped diamond rings into her clothing after being ordered to surrender them. A search revealed the concealed items as the assailant demanded valuables.
Mrs Teller staged a thorough search and paid the highwayman $2 while concealing $25. Police have no leads on the attacker and fear Pueblo may not be safe for the criminal profession if others fare as poorly as the Teller encounter.
London reports serious diplomatic activity as all great powers push to avert a regional Balkan war. France warns both Servia and Bulgaria of consequences while seeking restraint and negotiation to prevent further escalation.
A political vow states there will be no financial backing in wartime. Officials emphasize budget discipline and prioritize domestic programs over military spending. The statement outlines reduced aid and cautious funding strategies for potential conflict scenarios.
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