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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
16
Poem reflects on the permanence of truth despite ages, destructions, and mockery. It compares truth to a cliff standing through storms and asserts that new systems arise from unrest yet truth remains unmoved and unyielding. References to wisdom, ridicule, and divine will appear throughout.
City council hearings drew strong turnout of church youth promising interest in temperance issues both national and local as final action on the measure neared.
Washington March 10 Secretary of War Garrison awaits instructions from General Flise before altering border force dispositions. Blieg is told to study Sonora conditions regarding withdrawing troops from the line while avoiding complications and keeping efficiency.
Unsettled weather expected in Wyoming with probable rain or snow and a drop in temperatures Tuesday night.
Kenosha Wisconsin March 10 Charlie White defeated Pat Moore in ten rounds in a boxing match held tonight.
Arthur Capper argues for cooperative farm distribution to narrow the profit gap between producer and consumer and lower living costs. He links rising prices to distribution profits and supports organizing a permanent farm market bureau to coordinate marketing and farm credits, citing the Chicago conference. He advertises The Denver Dew Co and plans for Colorado and Wyoming readership. The piece reflects early 20th century agrarian activism and publishing outreach.
Todd arrives from Colorado Springs to assume control of the Lyric theater succeeding Toy. He is an experienced motion picture man promising the same high service. Mrs. Todd will join later and head the Lyric orchestra as the venue aims to remain a leading local attraction.
The piece humorously contemplates women voting and serving on juries, noting their rising activism from Wyoming to Kansas to Ohio. It wonders what happens when poll taxes and jury service arise, fearing masculine anxieties while praising women's capability to shoulder civic duties.
Judge Mentzer ruled in C. L. Walker Lumber Co. v Royal Insurance that a set of letters and miscellaneous papers forming an insurance agreement constitutes a valid contract. The court awarded $1,500 to the plaintiff after fire destroyed the hotel building at Lost Strings prior to policy issuance.
At a Pesbyterish church gathering Mrs Lora 8 La Mance addressed city youth societies on temperance in Wyoming. Her talk traced early Wyoming history and urged an active campaign, with a rising vote against a city ordinance allowing hotel service of meals on Sundays and a committee to push resolutions.
Rosie Hertz, longtime keeper of disorderly houses in New York, was sentenced to a year in the Tombs. She told District Attorney Whitman how police protection spanned eight decades and implicated several high police officials and politicians. Her account, supported by check stubs, alleges she paid "Jack" Sullivan $10,000 as part of a systematic racket linked to the Rosenthal case.
A fire in the Bank of England in London broke out in the southeastern area damaging floors and joists. Bank authorities detected and subdued it in 80 minutes with assistance from a lieutenant and about a dozen Irish Guards on duty, who kept the crowd back from the building.
A reflective adage on steady ascent through upward gaze and positive civic habits. The quote asserts that minds rise by looking upward and that contempt lowers a person to what they despise. It argues that admiration and enthusiasm for excellence transfer qualities to the reader, while humility remains the sure path to exaltation.
A blue cat recently fetched two thousand dollars at sale. Browsers remark others have paid less for blue cats and for various mythical or colored animals.
Leach Cross defeated Mandot by knockout in the tenth round at a New Orleans boxing show held tonight.
The article outlines major actions by the Sixty-second Congress including postal savings banks domestic parcels post interstate commerce law and commerce court reforms statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and numerous regulatory and social measures. It notes land withdrawals conservation criminal and labor statutes along with institutional creations and key public works initiatives.
The Wisconsin State Journal lauds amendments for direct elections of senators and the Archbald impeachment as landmark actions the first since 1862 against federal judiciary. It notes New Mexico and Arizona statehood advances and support for a steady naval program amid rising pension costs, predicting the Sixty third Congress may improve these gains.
Henry Clews lauds President Wilson for pledging to restore rather than destroy. The article notes Wilson outlined personal aims but left methods to Congress and public opinion, urging honest, patriotic and forward looking citizens to support his program.
The fragment discusses Wilson's administration and its "era of industrial justice" with cautions about political and executive gaps. It notes opposition within his party from radicals and the need to proceed step by step with economic surveys while maintaining confidence in leadership.
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