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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text lists names and addresses for officials including MO. Watson and A. W. Allen with street and building references. The readable items show roles such as president and business manager, but without clear context or full sentences.
La Follette’s magazine claims Senator Warren sided with opponents of antitrust protections for labor unions and farmers. The article notes votes in the House and Senate on April 22 and May 7, praising Gallinger’s attempt to shield labor and farm cooperatives, while labeling Warren as aligned with trusts and the “people-Democratic crowd.”
A Sunday State Leader article reproduces Woodrow Wilson arguing that protective tariffs shield trusts, hurt infant industries, and throttle competition. It accuses lobbyists of pressuring Congress and calls for an honest expert review of the Paine Aldrich law to expose hidden gains for big interests. Wilson is described as a keen advocate for the people.
The Sunlay State Leader reports strong growth under its new business manager Mr OF Hymer formerly of Deadwood South Dakota. Hymer is praised as a skilled newspaperman with broad department familiarity and capable executive ability.
An editor discusses Japan’s protest against California land and lease practices affecting Japanese owners and trustees. The piece compares Japanese concerns with the treatment of foreigners in Japan and cites historic examples from the Japan Weekly Chronicle to illuminate ongoing tensions over property rights and foreign trusteeship.
The piece outlines how foreign landholders in Japan often held land via nominal Japanese owners and yearly rents, while local authorities limited lease terms and shifted tax duties. It notes court cases like Mrs. Smithers’ on Kobe Hill, the 25 year lease rule, and persistent legal friction that keeps foreign landholding rules largely unimplemented, with international commentary from Oriental Review.
A 19th century Congress speech by James Mackensie of Kentucky criticized high tariffs on quinine. He argued free quinine would save the poor from malaria while harming Philadelphia chemists. The tax was defeated, quinine stayed on the free list, and prices fell while a Philadelphia firm prospered.
Fritz Schimmelpennig criticizes Congressman Mondell as “His Master’s Voice” and urges Wyoming voters to elect a new man who will protect peeble rights. He mocks Mondell’s grammar, calls for a Democrat of honor, and urges active political effort to replace the incumbent.
A cablegram from Constantinople reports former Sultan Ali Hamid is seriously ill and believed near death amid illness rumors and political turmoil.
An advertising notice invites calls to see a cedar mop at The Standard Purnnshing located at 1817 Eddy Street. The brief fragment suggests a local commerce listing with a product promote call to action.
In Trenton New Jersey May 19 Judge Cross in the United States district court fined Mrs Agnes Mangels of Los Angeles 2000 for landing at Hoboken in 1912 with property valued below its declared worth Her counsel urged mercy and no imprisonment but the court imposed the fine.
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