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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1913

Page

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California Alien Land Law Becomes Diplomatic Test

The Japanese embassy received the California alien land law text from the State Department and will plan a formal protest to Bryan. A diplomatic note and possible court action are anticipated as the U S weighs treaties against state sovereignty and Hague arbitration.

Washington State Department California Bryan Wilson Johnson United States Japan Department United

Hari-Kari by Cheyenne Jap Tanaka in California

Japanese cook M. Tanaka committed hari kari Sunday after the Webb bill passage in California. He used a shotgun, died instantly about 2 p.m., body found later. He owned land in California and was in debt to Japan, with last papers noting the Webb bill story.

M. Tanaka California Tanaka Japan Webb Bill

Hold-up Attacks Cook By Church

William Cook son of former mayor Peter Cook, a Cheyenne notable, escaped a late Sunday night street hold-up near the Episcopal church. A man stepped from behind a tree and demanded surrender. Cook struck first, the assailant fired a shot hitting Cook in the nose, leaving blood on the sidewalk before fleeing down the street.

William Cook Peter Cook Cheyenne Young Cook Episcopal Church Cook

Debate on Tariff Proves High Rates Harmful to Labor

Congress debates the tariff rider as Warren Worth Miley of Pennsylvania argues that high protection harms workers and benefits owners of natural resources. He cites wage stagnation since 1860 and calls Walker tariff of 1846 a model of prosperity, while criticising the latest protections as depressing employment and industry.

Washington Warren Worth Miley Pennsylvania Dalley United States Batley Halley P'Oral Suger Landea Tron Johnstown Cradio America Chicago Daily News Democrat

Central Transcontinental Highway Push Gains East

An excerpt from W. F. Coan of the Central Transcontinental Highway Association promotes Wyoming’s role in boosting the Central route from Chicago to San Francisco. It highlights the map of three routes, the Central path’s advantages, and the need for local clubs, state divisions, and private funding to speed improvements and publicity.

Wyoming Chicago Mississippi River Clinton Missouri River Omaha San Francisco Indianapolis Mississippi St. Louis Los Angeles W. F. Coan Central Transcontinental National Highway Association East United States Mr. Coan Denver Arizona Casper Great Old Center Cody Buffalo Bill Yellowstone Park Olnton Friends of the Central American Automobile Association National Fifth Ave New York Towa Ptr Coan American Automoble Association Robert Bruce A. L. Woeteard Bruce A. L. Westgard America Tudianapatia Washington Uncle Sams Treasury Ocean Conmune Fisher la Weute di- Vielon Hhis Nevada Rowte Rock Island

Pepper Rebukes Low-Tariff Republicans In Tariff Debate

Washington May 6 Pepper of Iowa a Democratic senator candidate warned low tariff Republicans in a House tariff fight against the Payne Aldrich and underwood bills. He argued Republicans must show sincere tariff reform or risk voter backlash in next campaigns.

Washington Pepper Iowa United States House of Representatives Capitol Wifo Solomon Daniel Webster Congress Joe Cannon Deery

Efficiency and Courtesy Rules at Colorado and Southern Meetings

Colorado and Southern division officials held two sessions in this city to discuss efficiency train rules operation and courtesy with employees. Superintendent H. Repickh in Denver urged a high standard of efficiency and safety education through Railway School of Safety meetings to protect lives and property and to secure greater patronage.

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