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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
4
California and the canal era policy stance in 1910s era debate
The document discusses Secretary of State Morgan informing California legislators about federal prerogatives over internal affairs and the anti alien land law debate. It praises U S leadership on the canal project and warns against provoking international trouble. It defends diplomatic approach over demagoguery while noting Japan’s anti alien history and the national interest in peace and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
California
Arvan
Sacramento
Chislie
Japan
United States
Orient
Ketal
Editor Disputes Saving Clause Quoted in Leader Editorial
A Tribune editor accuses The Leader of omitting a saving clause in last Wednesday’s piece. The author argues Deming favors a GOP four year respite to launder its "soiled linen" while the country strains under turmoil, and suggests Deming himself may be among those relegated to the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Ewing
Mrother Deming
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Indiviiltelno
Tribune
Leader
GOP
Deming
Omer
Mr. Deming
Over 15000 Children Enter Letter Writing Contest
A national letter writing contest draws over fifteen thousand students from schools nationwide for a May 15 deadline. New York leads in school participation with Ohio runner up and North Dakota Missouri and Georgia following. Judges will start reading submissions, with winners announced weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Literary
Broadwey
New York
Theo
McOrd
Ohio
North Dakota
Missouri
Cushomas
Eorgia
How Dry Farming Can Be Made to Pay in Wyoming
The Wyoming experimental farms chief B H Watson will explain dry farming in The State Leader. He argues mixed farming is essential where water is scarce and stresses rotating crops, forage, and dairy production to safeguard soil fertility and raise profits amid drought risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
B. H. Watson
State Farm Board
Watson
ar‘Hielos
Sttate
Motive of the Chinese Jajan Retold in Nebraska Letter
J W Worley reports from Kutin China on the national anti opium conference in Seking. He argues China faced pressure from Britain, details opium suppression efforts, and critiques a proposed Christian fund to buy and burn opium stocks, praising Chinese reactions and Western benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Taft
Nebraska State Journal
Kutien
China
State Journal
S¢king
Great Britain
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Hingland
Britain
Lutersat
National Committee
Schoors and
Christ
National Conference
J. W. Worley
Free State Map From Secretary of Interior for Wyoming
A new map showing areas in Wyoming designated or subject to entry under the enlarged homestead act has been issued. Copies are available on request to Wyoming's delegation. The map notes small additions since a map issued two years ago, with Big Horn Johnson and Carbon counties showing the largest increases. The Interior Department has many Wyoming requests, so work progresses slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Big Horn
Johnson and
Carbon
Secretary of the Interior
Frogs May Be Raised For Food By U S Fisheries
In North Carolina near Edenton the U S Bureau of Fisheries begins spring experiments to propagate frogs as a potential ordinary food source. Researchers aim to discover efficient methods to raise frogs for future consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Edeoton
Farmale Bound
N. C
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
States
Yale Burglars Charged After Pencil Pistol Incident
Henry Wedland and Alexander Drummond, Brooklyn youths, were charged in New Haven with burglary after R L Davisson of Dayton Ohio, a Yale senior, reported two men ransacked his room in Vande hall. Davisson claimed a silver pencil shaped pistol frightened them and a loaded revolver was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Henry Wedland
Alexander Drummond
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. L. Davisson
Dayton
Ohio
Yale
Vandehall
Davisson
Welland
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Cheyenne
Husticas and Publication Officer
Carey Ave
Wyo
Jonn D. Cla
Alex Mastinee
Mall Matter
Cerrier
Cchicago
M. ©. Watson
W. Saal St
A.W. Affen
Mrgan
of California
San Francisco
Wheim
Alwara
Suecess
Revere
Browth
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Free State
Secretary OF Interior
Kantleek
A. E. RoeDe
Rexall Stork
West 17Th ST
Cook Bros. CO
PEA
COOK
Gunn Quealey
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Maitland
Louisville
Logan’s Book Corner
17Th St
Curio Store
Carey
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