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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1913

Page

5

Should Ambassador Wilson Be Investigated

An opinion piece questions Ambassador Wilson of the United States to Mexico, criticizing his alleged sympathy with the overthrow of the Madero government. It traces a brief Mexico City stay, alleged foreknowledge of events, and calls for accountability beyond a resignation. It argues U.S. honor and lives are at stake amid Huerta’s rise.

United States Mexico Wilson Taft Madero New York Mexico City National Palace State Department John Barrett General Huerta Washington Gustavo Madero Huerta Ambassador Wilson Suarez Iron Hand Bryan

Not a Royal Road to a Greater Cheyenne

The piece argues Cheyenne must embrace competition and scale for growth into a true commercial and industrial hub. It urges merchants to accept lower margins, seek larger stocks, improve advertising, and push for lower freight rates to attract surrounding settlers and workers. It notes Denver's example and calls for youth leadership guided by experienced merchants to drive reform.

Cheyenne Denver

Brond Trial of Love Case in Ventura Court

The Nellie Frakes versus Fred Snodgrass suit for breach of promise to marry opens in Ventura Supreme Court. Jury reportedly unable to agree on a verdict, with unsettled damages and ongoing trial noted. The piece also mentions a dramatic wartime irony and a man once killed by fumes from dye.

Ventura Cal Mise Nellie Frakes Fred Snodgrass New York Out Bupremeé

Gettysburg Reunion Exposes Shared War Memories Across Generations

An old soldier describes a planned Gettysburg reunion in July where veterans from North and South, many aged 70 and above, will gather on the battlefield to celebrate national unity. He notes state and federal funding, parade plans, monuments, and reflections on the 1863 battle, comparing it to Waterloo and detailing park features and commemorations.

Gettysburg North South Pennsylvania New York Grand Army of the Republic United Confederate Veterans Pennsylvania Commission United States Army National Guard Pennsysvania Congress United States Gilbert Elliott Fram Albemarle John A. Logan Grand Army Cushing Richmond Seth Cobb Gen. Longstreet St. Louie Loyal Legion Dixie Pearce Lee Jackson Lindell Hotel Gel Wesley Merrit Sherman Appomattox Longatrest Merritt Grant Longetreet Marritt Leo Everry Ara Jobofi Gordon Stephen 1. Lee National Military Park Vicksburg Gen S. D. Lee Col Robert Buchanan Seventh Missouri Fort Hill Meade Cal’s Hill Sangler National Cemetery National Monument Mr. Lincoln Pickett Heth Ponder Cemetery Hill Longstreet Hugamont Waterloo Bronse Generale Meade Hancock Reynolds Slocum Sedgwick Buford Greene Warren John Burns Virginia Armiefead Gettysburg National Park Commission John P. Nicholson Telford Tole

Chicago Mayor backs squad of policewomen

Mayor Carter Harrison, returning from New York, proposes adding women police to Chicago. He suggests a squad of 20 to 40 officers and notes women would handle cases such as vice investigations and complaints from young women more effectively than men.

Chicago Carter Harrison New York

Trunk Labels Reflect Steamer’s Rich Decorative Value

A travel trunk of refined taste shows that the labels affixed to its sides reveal the era’s status and prestige. Each stamp and tag signals journeys, origins, and owners, turning luggage into a display of wealth and travel lore.

Untold agony from tight shoes haunts a woman

A fragmented report describes a woman suffering pain and discomfort due to restrictive footwear. The incident highlights public concerns over shoe safety and comfort in everyday life.

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