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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
5
A filmfaker confesses a string of scams in a Bowery hotel tale from the New York Herald. He describes counterfeiting and shortchanging with dollar bills, switching to bookmaking and sleight of hand to earn seven fifty in a day, while returning the single dollar borrowed because he values personal faith.
Local items from Cheyenne note Miller's repair shop and auto show attendance, court pause due to police business, marriage licenses issued, notary appointment, and upcoming dances at the Coliseum. Other notes include warrants ready, charitable meetings, new drug store stock, and regional residents visiting hotels and cities.
Letters from Miami Oklahoma and Boston Massachusetts seek CheyenneWyoming business prospects and growth potential. Inquiries ask about local factories tents and awnings and agricultural commercial and industrial opportunities for a summer visit.
City police launched a campaign against couples living together without marriage. Five couples were arrested as officers, instructed to be vigilant, require marriage certificates, and levy about 18 dollars per person for city support. One couple in the eastern district was arrested. a prominent man jailed for hopping faced bond.
Cheyenne high school faces Laramie tonight in a heated basketball clash. Cheyenne seeks another win after a 67 to 22 victory over the university city rivals while Laramie touts a revamped lineup and tougher tactics.
A fragmented OCR shows a long roster of individuals and locations including Doyleston Pennsylvania and Denver Colorado. Names such as Marie James A H Blake Frank Gerald W C Harper C R Mason J C Hart and many others appear with city or state hints like Minneapolis Denver Lincoln Omaha and Chicago.
State Land Commissioner Hopkins has named Miss Stuart to the deputyship created in his office by the legislature. VT Fahey, former Democratic congressional candidate, is appointed law clerk and Leslie Miller, assistant chief clerk of the house, gains a clerkship. Miss Hazel Astle and Madge Mapes receive stenographer posts as the office remains the busiest in the capitol handled promptly by Hopkins and staff.
Mr Gorsling called Rast to inform Mr Goraline of the death of his brother Charles Goreline of Peoria Illinois. He was killed when struck by a street car and dragged for several feet before the car could be stopped. Friends join The Leader in heartfelt sympathy and speculation about others involved.
The piece reports President Wilson’s refusal of an honorary Chevy Chase Club membership and his pledge to pay regular dues if he joins any club. Editors in eastern papers treat the stance as a presidential self restraint and note critics’ reactions from Taft Roosevelt and Marshall circles.
Louisville and Romayor readers report relief from weakness and nerve strain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Messages praise renewed energy and eased displacement and bladder trouble with assurances of confidential, woman-to-woman advice.
A four year old boy refuses to stay still for a portrait causing the photographer to urge stepping outside. After a long session the mother is told all is well, and the child explains he kept quiet because the scene frightened him into believing the photographer would skin his twisting body alive.
The article cites an authority claiming 16 000 min worshipers and a similar number of Buddhists in the United States. It says many adopt an Oriental creed with western Christian veneer and that the spread is on the fringe, not a dangerous rise. It warns against alarm yet finds little pride in the growth.
A humorous scene unfolds on a city street as a man uses an educated pig to pull a cart while a bystander, Joe Morgan, questions the performer. The encounter ends with surprise and a confusing shout about a place name in the background.
A Washington report describes a white millionaire boy tired of his colored playmate, the boy returning home with his parents amid memories of the southern resort life.
A single Kansan woman says her husband is a model of virtue and domestic harmony. She presents herself as part of a broader trend of praising steadfast spouses, highlighting traditional ideals.
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