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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1911
Page
4
The Cheyenne state paper notes winter delays and frontier concerns while weaving in political barbs. It references Roosevelts salute to Taft, Pinchot’s travels, Witte’s constitution, Keifer’s Mexico offer, and various international opinions. It ends with local chatter on Denver Mayors and Gaynor remarks.
A Casper newspaper claims Governor Carey vetoed a $12,500 appropriation for hospital completion. The piece asserts the veto is unfounded and politically biased, noting funds will be available in due course. The editorial attack is described as based on prejudice and incorrect.
The article reports that Diaz plans to suspend constitutional guarantees and reinstate the death penalty to punish enemies. It questions U.S. troop mobilization on the Mexican border aimed at supporting the Maz government and fostering a dictatorship. It questions whether the United States Army could enable a tyrant to retaliate against rebels.
The writer argues Harry K Thaw can not use wealth to gain special prison privileges and calls for equal treatment. He contends murder remains murder regardless of status and urges Thaw to face his crimes and seek repentance.
Excerpt from a Chicago Tribune piece titled Letter LXVIL shows a sentimental missive to "My Darling Apna" with fragmented phrases about thoughts, lips, arms, and longing amidst wartime strain.
A fragmented early 20th century style piece blends romantic letters and political snippets. It references WALLY, LETTAR LXVITT, and LETTOR UXOX with calls for federal railroad control and direct vote reforms, along with emotional laments and scattered names such as MERRIAM, Harrison, Roger, and Andy.
A satirical poem about suffragettes transitions to a crime report: Mrs. Ethel Quirk, 19, shot by husband William J. Quirk, a street car conductor, at their home in Chicago. Quirk also wounded mother-in-law Mrs. Elin Vancise, 60, before capture. Quirk denied intent to kill his wife. Mrs. Quirk seeks divorce, cruelty and non support cited. Neighbors report Quirk previously barred by court from the home.
The Swedish Evangelical Church of the United States sues Meter MH and Anders on to recover stake claims in Nome Alaska. One mine proved profitable but was walked out by Anderson for himself. The action seeks recovery of stake rights and profits from the three proposed mines.
London March 11. Orville Owen of Detroit believes Sir Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare and other authors. He oversees five Newport navvies and four St Ivan quarrymen digging near Chepstow on the Wye seeking manuscripts and diaries he claims prove Bacon’s authorship.
In Montreal on March 11 the women's auxiliary of the Irish league condemned a Canadian railway company for advertising in England seeking wives. They warned such practice degrades womanhood and insults Canadian and British publics, urging Canada and Great Britain to stop the scheme that could bring misery to many.
Notice announces teacher certificates examinations to be held in Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington at high school buildings starting March 31 1911 eight forty a m sharp. The program lists sessions in Penmanship Arithmetic Primary Methods Literature School Management Advanced Psychology Botany General History Shorthand Grammar Rhetoric Geography History of Education Pedagogy School Law Political Economy Physics Bookkeeping Civics and more with sessions continuing Saturday including Civil Civics Orthography Physical Geography and other education standards.
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