Barrier of Party Prejudice Broken Down
A reader argues that deep divisions between Democrats and Republicans have faded as interstate services expand. He praises Wilson era reforms, criticizes Republican platforms, and notes Democratic achievements, including labor and tariff issues, urging trust in progressive leadership. The piece ties national shifts to local events like the upcoming Union Pacific strike end and expected job growth.
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Shopmen's Strike Called Off After Years of Hardship
Cheyenne residents learned on Tuesday that the shopmen's strike ended after more than three years of disruption. The stoppage, wide in reach from Chicago to the Gulf, crippled industry and harmed many families, with Cheyenne suffering the most as skilled workers and community leaders faced loss and disruption.
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Higher Prices for Cattle Predicted in 1915 Outlook
A Cheyenne livestock firm received a reassuring letter from Wood Brothers, prominent livestock merchants in Omaha Chicago and Sioux City. They report strong current conditions with factories running overtime, rising export trade, a large hay crop, and a bumper corn crop expected to recover after rain. They forecast 1915 as the best year yet and higher cattle prices for farmers in the season ahead.
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Lady Praises Kendrick in Letter from Mrs Gardner
Mrs Gardner widow of Tom Gardner of Buffalo Wyoming compliments Governor Kendrick in a business letter. She says Kendrick is one of the finest citizens and loyal upright men and that untruths will not hurt him. She adds his heart is with the people and expresses strong support for his governorship.
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President Wilson urged to pressure Britain over neutral ports
The writer argues for stronger U S action to pressure Great Britain on neutrality. condemns the idea that might makes right. Mentions corn and alfalfa conditions and advises farmers on harvest timing. Promotes Kells and Buffalo Hill with the Cowboy Rangers at Saturday show.
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Turks Exacting Every Cent Out of the Syrians
Cairo reports Syria in hardship as cereals grow scarcer and war taxes keep rising. Military lines have halted communications across regions, with Beyrouth’s schools largely closed except for the American Protestant college led by Dr Bliss.
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Wyoming Coal Production in 1914 Drops From 1913
Wyoming mined 6,475,299 tons of coal in 1914 valued at $10,098,747. The drop of 817,779 tons and $1,476,208 from 1913 reflects weaker domestic demand, mild weather, and Colorado mine resumption after a strike. Labor was adequate and efficiency high, with 284 miners employed for an average of 11 days.
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Union Pacific Railroad
State Arrivals From Plains Henry Knight and Others
Plains Henry Knight Lara mie Mr and Mrs R KE Coach Jane Inter Ocean Peter Keenan Hills dale F A Hootman Rawlins C C Frazer Laramie Albany Mr and Mrs George Ekis Rock Springs Metropolitan W W Baker Wheatland William Yates Wheat land C E Hagle Magle Ralph Johnson Green River Fred Fielding Green River R N Watson Casper George S Hurd Casper Miss Lena Andrews Lander Mra J H Griffin Phillips William McDonald Iron Mountain
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Phillips
William McDonald
Iron Mountain
Pure Turpentine Sherman Co at Band's
The Leader leads in the State page with a feature on Sherman Co and local interests at Band's venue. The brief notes hot coffee and taffie as part of the event lineup, reflecting Smalltown Wyoming media coverage.
Hinkle Famed Roper Enters Frontier Days World Championship
Milt Hinkle arena director of a leading wild west show commits to Cheyenne Frontier Days world championship steer roping July 21 24 after delaying due to the 101 Ranch tour. He previously won in Buenos Aires All South America and Albuquerque contests. Also in Cheyenne are Billy Hale Weir Brothers John Murrah and other southwest ropers with Murrah last year taking 600 prize.
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Prosecution Threat for Early Firework Sales
Chief of Police McClement yesterday distributed the city ordinance prohibiting premature Fourth of July fireworks sales to local dealers. Police report several young boys set off fireworks in the residence district and investigators could not determine where purchases occurred. The ordinance imposes heavy fines for early sales.
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McClement
Bargains in Men’s and Boys Clothing at Ra Phaels Atlas Theatre
Local sweep offers deep discounts on men’s and boys clothing from Ra Phaels at Atlas Theatre Block, presented by The Sherman Co. Buyers are drawn by marked prices and limited stock across ready to wear lines.
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