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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1913
Page
21
An old time testimonial touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic suitable for all ages. It claims to ease stomach bowels liver and headache issues without gripe and notes its popularity across families. A free sample offer invites readers to request via mail to W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
Governor Joseph M. Carey refused to approve enrolled act No. 1, a bill to appoint a three member workmen's compensation commission, citing executive power over appointments and the need for a constitutional amendment. He notes delays in proper compensation laws and points to experiences in Massachusetts Wisconsin and Washington as guidance. The veto statement emphasizes preserving gubernatorial authority and signals future legislative work toward an amended framework.
Governor declines to approve enrolled act No 95 proposing a California Expositions commission to represent Wyoming at the 1915 San Francisco and San Diego expos. He argues the governor must appoint and warns against diluting executive power, citing lack of funds and an immigration board to handle inquiries and follow up.
Governor warns that enrolled act No. 25 would let Wyoming corporations move offices and books outside the state, weakening state control and inviting fraud. He argues it could estrange the state from its own laws and expose residents to risk while others repossess corporate power.
An advertisement by Dr W S Burkhart of Cincinnati promotes a vegetable compound claimed to cure stomach, liver and kidney issues for 25 cents with a money back guarantee. It promises trial treatment free and urges readers to request the product via their druggist or prepaid mail order.
The Senate approved enrolled act No. 34 titled An act to amend and re enact sections 3983 4989 and 8991 of Wyoming Compiled Statues 1910 relating to issuance of classes of capital stock transfer of capital stock issuance of capital stock in payment for property and declaration of dividends or engagement in related corporate provisions.
The senator criticizes a proposed act revising corporation law, calling it dangerous for trusts and broad corporate combinations. He warns it could create a lasting stigma and hinder public reform, urging rejection of the measure.
The Republican and Tribune loyalists defend Francis E. War ren’s pension bid claiming it is to keep his war record straight. The piece argues the pension purpose may be misunderstood and questions the political alignment behind the push.
The letter attacks a senator and describes a pension bill that would allow Warren's widow to continue drawing the monthly sum after his death. It argues the move inflates government rolls and burdens taxpayers with no justification beyond a desire for extra funds.
Fragmentary text mentions a public notice unclear about the purpose and parties involved, with stray phrases referencing a man, annual money, and butter. The readable content does not establish a verifiable event, entity, or outcome.
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