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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
8
A poem extols the enduring nature of truth beyond empires and mockery. It contrasts the transient rise and fall of civilizations with truth’s silent, unimpaired persistence, likening it to a cliff that braves storms. The verse suggests divine will prevails as new systems emerge from upheaval.
City council discussion on the temperance measure attracted strong youth participation from several churches and wide interest in national and local temperance issues.
Washington March 10 Secretary of War Garrison awaits advice from General Flise before altering border troop dispositions. Blieg ordered to study Sonora conditions to gauge feasibility of moving troops back from the line while preserving efficiency.
The Weather Washington reports Wyoming unsettled conditions with chances of rain or snow and a drop in temperatures Tuesday night.
Kenosha Wisconsin March 10 Charlie White defeats Pat Moore by decision in ten rounds at a local venue. White earns the win on points as the pair fight through ten rounds with contest decided by the judges.
Pioneer publisher Arthur Capper urges co operative farm to consumer distribution to curb rising living costs. He argues profits along the supply chain inflate prices and urges a permanent marketing bureau to link farmers with buyers, backed by national conferences and government support.
Todd arrives from Colorado Springs to assume active charge of the Lyric theater, succeeding Toy. He is an experienced motion picture man promising the same high service. Mrs Todd will move here soon to lead the Lyric orchestra.
A satirical sketch imagines women voting and marching to polls across Wyoming Kansas and Ohio. It wonders how they would handle poll taxes jury duty and prison. The piece ends by forecasting a lively feminist era with警ounding social change and sheriff summons.
Judge Mentzer ruled that an agreement in letters to insure a hotel building at Lost Springs formed a valid contract with Royal Insurance. The fire before policy issuance led the court to award the plaintiff 1500 dollars, based on the correspondence. Also noted is the Cheyenne case involving Kabis Cafe Company appealed from police court with Don Ver man and J C Thompson appearing. no new testimony.
At a Sunday evening meeting Mrs Lora 8 La Mance addressed the city youth groups on temperance in Wyoming. She reviewed early state history and the temperance issue, urging a strong campaign. A rising vote protested a proposed city ordinance allowing hotels to serve drinks on Sundays with meals. a committee was formed to pursue resolutions.
Rosie Hertz, longtime keeper of disorderly houses, was sentenced to a year in the Tombs and told District Attorney Whitman about 80 years of police protection, implicating high police officials and politicians linked to the system. She cited check stubs showing payments to "Jack" Sullivan, now awaiting trial in the Rosenthal murder case.
The first fire in memory broke out a few days ago in the southeastern part of the Bank of England. Flooring and joisting were damaged. Bank authorities discovered the blaze and subdued it in eighty minutes with aid from a lieutenant and about a dozen Irish Guards on duty there. Police helped keep the crowd back.
The text urges continual upward looking to grow the mind and warns that scorn for others lowers a person. It contrasts habits of admiration and enthusiasm for excellence with contempt, and concludes humility is the surest path to exaltation, attributed to Phillips Brooks, D. D.
A blue cat recently fetched two thousand dollars after attracting attention as buyers compared the price to what others paid for exotic items. The report notes several unusual animals and creatures as part of the discussion.
Leach Cross knocks out Mandot in the tenth round at New Orleans in a boxing bout. Cross delivers a decisive victory to improve his standing and keep the bout exciting for local fans.
The congress enacted reforms across sectors including postal savings banks parcel post mining safety and labor rules. It admitted Arizona and New Mexico as states and created new agencies and bureaus while expanding conservation and infrastructure funding.
The editorial lauds amendments for direct senatorial elections and the Archbald impeachment as historic steps. It notes new territorial rights for New Mexico and Arizona, a restrained naval program, and anticipated disarmament support, while warning pension costs. Overall it sees a Congress full of promising legislative activity.
Henry Clews quotes President Wilson saying we shall restore not destroy. The piece notes Wilson outlined personal aims, not a complete plan, with success dependent on Congress and public opinion. It highlights his call to honest, patriotic and forward-looking citizens to support him.
The document argues for an era of industrial justice under President Wilson with a tranquil but determined program. It notes tensions within his party and the need for cautious leadership as reforms unfold step by step.
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