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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1913

Page

9

Japanese protest over California alien land bill risks diplomatic clash

Washington reports the Japanese embassy received the California alien land bill from the State Department. An official protest to Secretary Bryan is planned, aiming to alert the public and urge federal action. Legal questions loom on treaty validity and Hague arbitration as cases press for a test of state versus federal powers.

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

Hari-Kari by Cheyenne Jap M. Tanaka in California

Japanese cook M. Tanaka committed suicide Sunday after the Webb bill’s passage in California. He used a shotgun to end his life, dying about 2 p.m. with his body found later. Neighbors reported he faced debt to Japan and left papers about the Webb bill.

Hari-Kari Cheyenne M. Tanaka California Tanaka Japan Webb Bill

Hold-up Attacks Cook By Church

William Cook son of Peter Cook a Cheyenne leader survived a nighttime street hold-up near the Episcopal church Sunday about 11 o clock. He confronted the assailant, striking him, who then shot Cook on the nose and fled as blood marked the sidewalk.

William Cook Peter Cook Cheyenne Young Cook Episcopal Church Cook

Tariff Debate Highlights Free Trade Critique in Washington

Representative Warren Worth Miley of Pennsylvania condemns high tariffs as harming workers and capital alike while favoring owners of natural resources. He cites the Walker tariff era as prosperity and argues wages rise with productive labor, not protection, noting depressions under extensive protection and calling for lower tariffs.

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

Central Transcontinental Route Promoted by East-Wyoming Boost

A Clinton club address explains the Central route’s advantages over a southern rival with Chicago through Omaha to San Francisco. The American Automobile Association map and endorsements push state divisions and local clubs to join, improve roads, and publicize the central path with the disputed “T” trademark guiding motorists across the nation.

Chicago Mississippi River Clinton Missouri River Omaha San Francisco Indianapolis Mississippi St. Louis Los Angeles W. F. Coan Central Transcontinental National Highway Association East Wyoming 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 Clinton Commerial Club Indiana Houth Chamber of Commer South Bend Ohio Cleveland Auto Club Cleveland Automobile Club of Buffalo New York City Kipdaals Robert Hruce American Automobile America Tudianapatia Washington Uncle Sams Treasury Ocean Conmune Weute di- Vielon Nevada Bruce Rowte Rock Island

Pepper Warns Low Tariff Republicans in Fight Over Payne-Aldrich

Washington dispatch reports Pepper of Iowa urges fellow Republicans to embrace tariff reform against protectionist faction. He argues the country will judge their sincerity on the Underwood bill and warns that remaining with Payne-Aldrich harms party unity and voter trust.

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

Colorado and Southern Lays Down Efficiency and Courtesy

Division officials of the Colorado and Southern conducted two school sessions in the city to raise efficiency and emphasize safety for train crews. Superintendent H. S Repickh urged a high standard of conduct, alertness, and courtesy, calling safety a shared responsibility and promoting Railway School of Safety meetings to discuss hazards and improve patronage and service.

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