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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
10
Sheridan Wyoming rider Miew Alber ta Claire completes a cross country horseback journey in New York City as she reaches Broadway and Forty-second Street at noon. The trip, meant to showcase Wyoming’s glory, is chaperoned by the Sheridan chamber of commerce and tied to local hospitality along the route.
Sheridan Wyo June 27 The jury in the case of William Wilson a private of the Eighteenth Infantry stationed at Fort Mackenzie on trial for the killing of Patek Loftus an ex comrade and hole tilled soldier of the same regiment returned a verdict not guilty. The defendant pleaded self defense. The shooting occurred on Main Street Sheridan March 1 Loftus had repeatedly threatened his life and struck him.
A lively dispute erupts during a sale of a mocked Velasquez painting. An auctioneer confidently presents a posthumous work attributed to Velasquez, while experts, including a famous artist, challenge the authenticity and date, debating whether the painter lived past Waterloo.
In a fiery convention debate Wyoming Democrats push for federal land policy changes, water rights, direct election of senators, and recall by referendum while endorsing Taft. Republicans praise Taft, back Warren and Mondell, and advocate progressive legislation and good roads to boost the state’s growth.
The article notes headaches behind the eyes and at the temples often stem from eye strain and fatigue. It suggests rest, proper lighting, and regular eye checkups to prevent discomfort and vision problems.
The writer praises Republican platforms then notes Democrats have no pegs to hang issues on. He argues Wyoming voters want progress and will move with the Democratic party, asserting a shift toward alignment with Democrats nationwide.
Cook Bros Co advertises a sanitary rate of 30c per 100 with contact via phone 197 for service and pricing details.
A young girl, taught to report misdeeds promptly, seeks her mother with grief. She explains breaking a brick in the fireplace by pounding it with her father's watch, prompting a calm parental response about remedy. The exchange captures a moral moment in a domestic scene.
New Jersey delegates rally for Woodrow Wilson, arguing he embodies equal opportunity over monopoly and can unite the nation. They praise his moral vision, call for reform, and urge the convention to name the Princeton educator as president to restore democracy and liberty.
Local trade note promotes Kansas Cream Flour just unloaded from car with claim of being cheapest and best. Advertisement lists Peabody and Nelson at 1917 Thames Street with phone 652-W.
In New York a veteran baseball coach lauded as a science of coaching compares a coach to a commander guiding soldiers while noting the coach often speaks much. The scene includes a quip about Mrs Tung and a friend's remark on a wife’s fatigue from shopping.
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