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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
12
Cheyenne State Leader publisher Ww and Edmirston announce daily and Sunday Leader subscription rates with annual and partial terms. Morning edition details include carrier delivery and office contact numbers for society editors and general inquiries.
The State Leader accuses Tribune Publishing of dishonesty in advertising tactics while praising the State Leader for legitimate business methods. It asserts the Tribune made false sworn statements to gain ad business and vows continued exposure of those tactics.
Washington gossip centers on four Democrats seen as possible presidential booms. Governors Harmon of Ohio and Marshall of Indiana, former Governor Folk of Missouri, and New York Mayor Gaynor head the list as party discussions swarm over 1922 prospects. Colonel Bryan reportedly will not seek the presidency in 1922.
The article sketches Democratic and Republican strategic thoughts ahead of elections. It mentions New York Mayor Gaynor's governorship prospects, William Jennings Bryan's disputes, and Indiana Governor Marshall opposing Thomas Taggart. It notes Champ Clark's alignment with tariff politics and Senator Culberson's vice presidential speculation, predicting a strong Democratic showing.
Lander Wyoming May 24. The Lander Oil Syndicate has engineers surveying a new pipe line from Wyopo to Booneville near the Burlington Orin extension four miles northwest of Shoahoni. The line will transport oil to storage tanks at Booneville for delivery to Burlington for burning engines.
A Wyoming report from Lander dated May 28 states danger of elk losses due to heavy snowfall in the calutry south of the park has passed. Snow has begun to melt and feed is plentiful. Warden D Nowlin says winter losses were not heavier than average.
Nob city announces a five day aviation meet starting July 9 with Curtiss indicating terms offered by the Aero Club of Nebraska have been accepted. Either Curtiss or challenger partners will fight each of the five days.
John Jonson, a half blind Swede youth, pleads guilty to second degree murder in the death of his uncle Morris Johnson. He faces a minimum sentence of twenty years in the penitentiary, with sentencing expected this week at Lander Wye.
The report discusses Alabama rate rulings and interstate implications. It notes the Alabama commission’s decisions may not be fair for Alabama Pensacola traffic and stresses equal treatment of traffic by common carriers. It warns that discrimination between communities or shipper groups within/among states prompts possible redress under interstate commerce laws.
A Missouri man with severe dental decay traveled to a clinic for examination and treatment. He received a full mouth restoration, with statements that costs are high but outcomes vary. The ad claims many patients report satisfaction and invites others from Missouri to obtain a free initial exam.
Dear readers learn of S H SWEATT dentist and WALTER V. GARNER prosthetic specialist operating at 1617 Persuson street. Open day and night with rooms available. Phone 198 Red. Local news snippet mentions loader.
The text discusses origin to destination paths and interstate origin points, noting ambiguity in how legislation allows redress for discrimination. It references a state commission order, union power, and state-made rates, indicating ongoing questions about regulatory authority and ensured rates.
The item argues that a policy may burden interstate traffic and, if aligned with its aim, seize a business from another state that properly belongs there. It asserts the principle of equal rates and equal opportunity as the basis for such action.
Regular meeting tonight to arrange Pinal Memorial Day preparations. Recorder W. Re Junk notes a large attendance expected as arrangements are wired.
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