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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1913
Page
10
A San Francisco officer who patrolled downtown Tenderloin in the last two years will be subpoenaed for the grand jury. Several officers are already under indictment for suspected Bunco scheme profits. Additional witnesses will be questioned.
The article cites evidence confirming the tor mony on which the indictments rested, detailing documents and testimonies that establish the financial basis of the case.
An advertisement seeks a capable, industrious woman not seeking housekeeping duties. The matron desires courteous treatment and a good wage and is willing to work in either city or country settings. Respond to Box R-110, care Lender.
A lengthy denunciation of the tariff system and protectionism argues that business access to Congress will ease friction between industry and government. It contends high tariffs foster monopolies, raise costs, and limit new entrants, urging a shift toward open competition and federal deliberation.
The passage recalls William McKinley’s focus on protection and reciprocal trade. It notes his alignment with Blaine on moving away from a rigid protective stance toward freer relations with nations worldwide. The emphasis is on evolving policy attitudes before his death and the shift toward broader trade engagement.
The author argues that tariff policy has shifted from the old protective aim of preserving American labor to a modern doctrine that guarantees profit to favored industrialists. He cautions that this has fostered monopolies, forced consolidation, and wage suppression as companies cut hours and output to keep prices high.
Readers are invited to obtain a free life reading from astrologer Roxroy of London England. Endorsements from Baroness Blanquet praise accuracy and helpful insights. Send birth date full name and address with a small fee for postage. requests guide included.
Fay Frazier was fined one dollar and costs by Judge Riner for contempt of court after refusing to testify in a case involving her husband Albert Frasier accused of crimes under the Mann Act. The scene occurred Sunday as Frazier, advised by a Sheridan lawyer, left Sheridan for Billings claiming the subpoena was a bluff. The matter hinged on evidence from Mrs. Frazier, who was not present to testify, leading to her jail time for nonpayment of costs.
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