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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
11
In the report M C Watson aged 94 of 894 A W Allen 1502 Trib Bidg is mentioned in connection with a public matter at a municipal address. The fragment notes a person and an address but lacks a full event description or outcome.
The Tribune attacks The Leader and denies John D. Clark, president of The Leader Publishing Co, influenced editorials. It notes Clark’s law work for Chicago Northwestern Mail and asserts The Leader opposed Postal Telegraph discrimination, while claiming Clark did not author the criticized article.
The Wyoming Tribune slurs Republicans and hints at a Democratic scramble for offices, while The Leader praises the new administration for unity and orderly appointments. Editors fear loss of subsidies and denounce partisan pretenders amid a wave of praise for presidential calm.
A proposed extra session may have Congress restricted to tariff debate. President Wilson aims to speed tariff revision, reduce other subjects, and align policy with Democratic promises amid hearings and divided interests. Economic conditions improve as the tariff is debated.
The Wisconsin State Journal reports David Starr Jordan argues a major European war is impossible. He says it will not occur because daily cost estimates of 55 million dollars would deter capital and loans, leaving governments unable to finance any large-scale conflict.
In Atlanta on March 13 Joe Thomas of New Orleans defeated Tommy O Keefe of Philadelphia after ten fast rounds. O Keefe won a moment in the fortieth round, the eighth and ninth were even, and Thomas led the rest by a wide margin.
This aphoristic line notes that sharing sound guidance often yields little gratitude. It implies people resist advice due to pride or misplaced independence, while suggesting wisdom is valued more in hindsight or action than praise.
The Wyoming census shows males outnumbering females nearly two to one with urban rural shifts. It reports foreign born whites by country Austria England Germany and more, school attendance rates by age and race, illiteracy at 3.3 percent, marital status distributions, and housing figures including 90 969 dwellings and 52 002 families with an average of 4.7 persons per dwelling.
A farmer should show tangible assets to secure loans says Asa R. Cay of the First National Bank Muskogee. He argues banks favor collateral over general farming methods and stresses preserving soil to avoid rising food prices.
A brief editorial note warns that a man who pleases only himself must supply all the applause, reflecting on personal vanity and public recognition.
Washington reporters describe a friendly reception by Central and South American diplomatists to President Wilsons statement on Latin American policy. They approve the aim to discourage lawless revolutions while promoting friendly relations and stability in the region.
A reflective note urging patience as seasons shift toward spring. Mentions violets waking and students returning to classes, suggesting a hopeful pause before routine resumes. The tone is gentle and observational.
The rebel chiefs in Mexico show inclination to acknowledge General Huerta, noting he has a compelling appeal and a persuasive manner that could influence their stance.
The Ironton club of the Ohio State league appoints A. L. McClintock as manager for next season and Fre Geiger as business manager. Pitcher Ed Smith will be retained as manager of the Grand Rapids team in the Central league, per Owner Bert Annis.
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