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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1913
Page
8
An old catalog lists Onyx quality silk boot hose for ladies and silk combinations for undergarments, plus black ribbed hose for children. It notes white ribbed vests, muslin and crepe gowns, muslin drawers, gowns or skirts, and bonnets, caps, aprons, and handkerchiefs with unit prices.
Noted dress sale details list prices for gingham and embroidery trimmed Batiste dresses with reductions to as low as 0.50 and 4.50 to 6.00 and lace trimmed pieces to 8.50. Colored ratine dresses described as neatly trimmed but with unclear final prices.
Woodrow Wilson argues that public exposure cleanses politics of private corruption and urges unveiling the ties between business interests and political machines. He warns secrecy fuels moral decline and praises openly scrutinizing laws, urging voters to demand transparent legislation and curb corrupt practices.
Naples reports Mount Vesuvius bursting into eruption for the first time since 1906. Three earthquakes preceded the event as the crater spews dense smoke and flames, with lava streams forming and reflections visible. Prof Mercalli notes no direct link to Calabria quake though crater activity remains intense.
A 1916 notice from Carey Avenue announces fireworks sales operated by Mitchell aiding children and adults in need. The distribution centers on Carey Avenue 1916 events providing festive items to spark joy amid poverty, reflecting community relief efforts.
After two months in Ireland Scotland and England C 6 McGarvey returns to Cheyenne He says Americans should first see America before overseas travel noting no country is better and American tariffs should curb cheap foreign labor He describes European conditions and class habits and contrasts them with U S standards during his Atlantic voyage with 1700 laborers in steerage
The Mexican steamer Bepli Juarez arrived from Mazatlan and Guaymas with 116 refugees aboard. Refugees describe smallpox in Guaymas, food prices rising, and Mexican troops making life unbearable for Americans, who faced extortion and displacement after leaving.
The Haas party from Guaymas faces hostile reception as H. H. Haas and wife flee to the United States with the aid of an express company. Five Americans marching 25 miles into Guaymas claimed troop escort, robbery, and abandonment. About 8,500 rebels are said to occupy the region. The Ybert family of Guaymas plans an indefinite stay in the United States after sunily claiming wealth with relatives at risk. Smuggling and smallpox fears drive a number of locals to depart.
Out of town or out of own area you send to Mitchell's Racket for fireworks. Order now and get it back by reference. (4
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