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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
12
A chaotic mixed summary notes the Wyoming and Colorado growth, troop movements and border tensions, a Denver auto show, talk of United States senators, and various political sniping. It cites Denver papers, Illinois figures, and Roosevelt and Taft era prompts with references to Maine election shifts and local civic concerns.
The piece argues the president as commander in chief cannot declare war or fund it without Congress, and condemns Taft’s deployment of one quarter of the army and much of the navy to the Mexican frontier as an unfounded and costly move. It calls for a public justification to prevent egregious misuse of power.
A fragment questions why a quarter of the US army and two US fleets are perceived as menacing to Mestro, while officials deny such characterization. The wording suggests public concern about military posture and official statements.
A brave bystander intervenes as a runaway horse causes a panic in the suburb. He helps halt the horse and calms a fainting lady before being confronted by the owner of the horse and critics claiming the moment was filmed for a moving picture. The bystander, newly elected congressman, protests the coverage.
A tense exchange reveals a worker lamenting ten years of service with no promotion. The promoter questions the employee's loyalty and leadership, underscoring organizational tensions and morale concerns.
The Detroit Free Press prints a verse praising positivity and encouragement over harsh criticism. It advocates boosting others’ success, speaking kindly, and choosing hope over doubt, urging readers to uplift their brothers instead of tearing them down.
Notice announces an examinations for teachers certificates in Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington at high school buildings starting 6 30 a m on March 31 and April 1 1911 The program lists sessions Friday morning and afternoon Saturday morning and afternoon with subjects including Penmanship Arithmetic Literature Grammar Geography Psychology History and Education Bookkeeping Physics Pedagogy Civics and more Dated March 4 111 Mamie B Hepferon County Superintendent of Schools
Mexican authorities report American author Jack London under arrest in Mexico City on neutrality law charges. He allegedly led a group of insurgents captured after a clash with federal troops. News of the arrest reached friends in Los Angeles who were asked to participate in a protest.
New York observers recount the arrival of the Scottish steam trawler Coquet at Fulton Market, its 174 gross tons, 110 feet length, and 14 feet draft. Captain Frank Sheekey claimed capacity for 100 tons of fish and 100 tons of coal as the vessel prospected off New York and 150 miles from the Hook. The cargo includes rare deep sea species and the crew faces customs questions on foreign ships entering port.
James King of Green Timber Idaho faced losing a leg or undergoing Matas operation in Salt Lake City. The procedure created a four inch arterial channel by inserting a rubber tube into the femoral aneurysm, stitching arterial folds over the tube, and removing the tube after sealing. King withstood the operation, believed to be the first of its kind in the region, and recovery was anticipated as a success.
A vintage advertisement urges customers to bring old materials to the New Idea Millinery at 1805 Capitol Ave for new hats in the latest style. Phone 126 Y.
Rev Francis Rawel of New Zealand urged a social experiment at a Cook County Teachers meeting. He proposed tattooing married women's chins to help men distinguish between those in and out of matrimony, and demonstrated a New Zealand style of greeting by rubbing noses.
The American Association baseball schedule for 1977 opens in Chicago on April 12 and runs 108 games through October 1. Minneapolis visits Toledo, St. Paul plays Columbus, Kansas City hosts Lowellville, and Milwaukee faces Indianapolis. Betting concerns are noted but no action taken amid newspaper criticism.
Julius Sehmay, convicted of shooting and killing 14 year old Thomas Karrick during a burglary at the boy’s home on October 5, faces execution by firing squad scheduled for May. Court records indicate the sentence follows a trial that determined his guilt in the fatal crime.
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