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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
4
M. C. Watson, 94 W, 894 At A. W. Allen, 1502 Trib, Bidg.
The Tribune accuses John D. Clark president of The Leader Publishing Co of opposing a Postal Telegraph line bill, while The Leader refutes he writes editorials. It notes Clark’s law practice with Clark & Clark and asserts the newspaper’s stance against Republican lawmakers on the issue.
The Wyoming Tribune slurs Democrats and mocks alleged office seekers while The Leader praises the new administration. The Leader notes no Democratic appointment actions in Wyoming and contrasts calm governance with Republican editors fearing loss of subsidies and influence.
President Wilson may limit the special session to tariff talks to speed passage of the reform. Markets hope for early action, though disputes over rate cuts and schedules remain. Lawmakers face heavy debate as party lines and interest groups weigh the changes ahead.
The Wisconsin state Journal reports Dr. David Starr Jordan argues a general European war is impossible because it would cost vast sums and financiers won’t fund it. He notes resisting loans in New York and peasant protests in Europe signal an end to war as rulers lack men and money.
In Atlanta on March 13 Joe Thomas of New Orleans defeated Tommy O'Keefe of Philadelphia after ten brisk rounds. O'Keefe won the fourth round, the eighth and ninth were even, and Thomas led the rest by a wide margin.
A concise reflection on giving sound guidance that rarely earns thanks. The saying notes the paradox of generosity and the muted response from recipients who receive clear, useful counsel.
Wyoming shows a gender imbalance with males far outnumbering females. The state reports 63,206 voting age males, a sizable foreign born white presence, varying school attendance, and literacy rates. Urban and rural differences influence age distribution, marriage, and family living patterns.
A banker argues loan decisions should rest on tangible farm assets rather than seasons or rate terms. He cites silos hogs livestock dairy and feed crops as evidence a farmer who owns productive resources can meet obligations. He warns poor soil care leads to high food prices.
A compact moral observation notes that a person who seeks only self praise must supply all the applause they receive. The saying reflects on pride and public recognition in a timeless, cautionary tone.
President Wilsons statement on the nations Latin American policy was received by Central and South American diplomats in a friendly spirit. They expressed approval of a policy to quell lawless revolutions and to encourage friendly relations with the region.
A gentle note predicts patience as winter loosens its grip and spring begins to wake the town. Readers are reminded that flowers and students alike will soon emerge from dormancy and start new routines.
Report notes rebel leaders show inclination to acknowledge General Huerta, citing his compelling demeanor and persuasive approach as a factor in potential recognition. The stance signals shifting loyalties amid Mexican political turmoil.
The Ironton club of the Ohio State league names A. L. McClintock as manager for next season. Fre Geiger will serve as business manager of the club, and Pitcher Ed Smith will be retained as manager of the Grand Rapids team of the Central league, according to owner Bert Annis.
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