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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
4
Reading through the fragmented text shows names and addresses: MO. Watson of 84 W. 33d St and A. W. Allen of 1502 Trib. Bldg. The line appears to list positions and contact points for a business manager and president.
A La Follette magazine asserts Warren supports labor and farmers against the anti trust law. It notes April 22 House passage of a bill cap containing a labor protection clause and May 7 Senate approval. It portrays Warren as secretly allied with the anti labor coalition and criticizes his campaign stance and loyalties.
The piece quotes President Wilson criticizing the tariff system as corrupt graft. It argues protection has become a shield for trusts, stifling competition, inflating valuations, and enabling big lobbyists to bend Congress. It touts Wilson as a fearless defender of the people against exploitative interests.
The article praises the Cheyenne Cheyenne Leader as gaining strength under new manager Mr. OF Hymer from Deadwood South Dakota. It notes a leading piece by Wowloow Wilen on Dedication of Independence and freedom and highlights a full department coverage with ads and classifieds.
The article argues California should treat Japanese landowners and trustees fairly, matching standards offered to Americans in Japan. It cites Japanese governance in Korea and a 19th century Kobe visit to illustrate ongoing tensions over land ownership, leases, and foreign trust practices.
The article traces how foreign landholders in Japan faced legal hurdles as local authorities resisted long leases and shifted tax burdens. It notes that many leases were effectively pro forma deeds, with Japanese holders retaining naked title while foreigners paid nominal rents. Courts often sided with tenants, complicating ownership rights, and the foreign landholders law remains largely unused.
A 19th century anecdote about James Mackenzie known as Quinine Jim. Congress debated lifting tariffs on quinine to aid the sick during a malaria surge. Despite warnings from Philadelphia chemists, the measure failed and quinine remained duty free. The price of quinine subsequently fell. The Philadelphia firm prospered from higher demand.
Fritz Schimmelpennig voices strong opposition to Mondell in Wyoming, calling His Master's Voice a standpatter and urging voters to elect a Democrat of honor who will serve Wyoming honestly. He mocks Mondell and questions the party line, urging action soon.
A cable from Constantinople reports former Sultan Ali Hamid is seriously ill and believed near death amid a tax famine crisis impacting his health.
An advertisement invites readers to see a cedar mop at The Standard Purnnshing located at 1817 Eddy Street, presenting a local sales prompt from a storefront.
In Trenton New Jersey on May 19 Judge Cross in the United States district court fined Mrs Agnes Mangels of Los Angeles $2000. She is said to have landed at Hoboken in 1912 with cargo declared of less value than actual. Mangels pleaded not guilty and her counsel asked for mercy to avoid prison.
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