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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1911
Page
12
The Cheyenne edition Mixes world affairs and local color. It cites Roosevelt Taft Witte and Pinchot while noting Mexican tensions and US intervention. It comments on Denver mayoralty and New York politics plus social gossip and press oddities.
A Casper newspaper claims Governor Carey vetoed a $12,500 appropriation for the Casper branch hospital. The editorials attack the governor as unfounded and biased, but Carey did not veto the funding and the money will be available in due course.
The Mexican regime signals a return to capital punishment to retaliate against enemies, potentially retroactive to the revolution's start. Critics question whether US troops mobilized at the border are being used to bolster a tyrant's revenge against rebels and patriots.
The article argues that Harry K Thaw earns protests from his lawyers about being treated as an ordinary prisoner at Matteawan asylum She asserts wealth should not grant criminal advantages and calls for accountability equal to that of other murderers urging self reflection and repentance.
Letter LXVIL from the Chicago Tribune to a beloved partner expresses longing and affection. The fragment hints at emotional tension and personal sentiment within a revolutionary context, portraying intimate letters amid political struggle.
A fragmentary OCR shows personal sentiments from WALLY and LEX, addressing lovers and public figures. References include calls for federal rail regulation, direct votes, and government forms, with mixed lines about romance, travel, gas prices, and political figures. The text mixes intimate letters with scattered public mentions.
A verse about suffrage and farmerettes contrasts with breaking news from Chicago where Ethel Quirk, 19, was shot by her husband William J. Quirk, a street car conductor, who also wounded the mother-in-law. Quirk, held after entry attempts, faces divorce action for cruelty and non support as the victim recovers. A second line mentions a rental ad for two unfurnished rooms.
The Swedish Evangelical church of the United States sues Meter MH and Anderson over a mining stake sent to Nome Alaska. The claim alleges three mines were to be staked for the church with only one yielding profit, worked by Anderson for himself.
Orville Owen of Detroit leads five Newport navvies and four St Ivans quarrymen in a Wye riverbank dig near Chepstow to uncover Bacon manuscripts and hidden writings. He claims Shakespearean cipher clues reveal Bacon authored Shakespeare and other great works, despite skeptics.
Montreal reports the women's auxiliary of the Irish league denounces a Canadian railway ad in England seeking wives for husbands. The group warns the practice degrades women and insults Canadian and British women, urging action to end such requests and protect dignity.
Notice to teachers announces an examination for certificates to be held in Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington at high school buildings starting 8 80 a m on March 31 April 1 1911 The program lists sessions Friday morning penmanship arithmetic primary methods literature school management advanced psychology botany general history shorthand Friday afternoon grammar rhetoric geography history of education school supervision elementary psychology methods chemistry zoology Saturday morning reading U S history physiology and hygiene algebra pedagogy school law political economy history of education Kemp physics bookkeeping Saturday afternoon U S civics Wyoming civics theory and practice orthography physical geography standards in education plane geometry first principles of agriculture
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