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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
4
Cheyenne State Leader announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday Leader editions. Rates include one year six months three months and one month with carrier delivery and contact numbers for the office and society editors.
The State Leader criticizes Tribune Publishing for alleged under oath false statements to gain advertising business. It asserts the State Leader relies on legitimate advertising merit and vows to continue exposing what it calls contemptible tactics and dishonesty by the Tribune Publishing company.
A Washington letter surveys potential Democratic presidential nominees for the post Tait year 1922 1920s gossip centers on Governor Harmon of Ohio Governor Marshall of Indiana former Governor Folk of Missouri and Mayor Gaynor of New York City The piece notes Democratic optimism tempered by uncertainty with Colonel Bryan unlikely to pursue a 1922 or 1920 campaign and hints at internal party maneuvering ahead of the election year
The article surveys Democratic and Republican positions as 1910 battles loom. It cites New York Mayor Gaynor's feud with Henry Frazer, Indiana Governor Marshall, and Champ Clark in Missouri, noting tariff impacts and a forecast by Senator Culberson that the Democrats will surge in 1910 and again in 1912. Time will tell.
Lander Wy May 24 The Lander Oil Syndicate has engineers surveying a proposed pipe line from Wyopo to Booneville on the Burlington Orin extension. The line would run about four miles northwest of Shoahoni to transport oil to storage tanks at Booneville for delivery to the Burlington for burning engines.
Lander Wyoming May 28 reports no further danger of heavy elk losses in the calutry south of the park. Deep snow is melting, feed is available, and Warden D Nowlin says winter losses were not heavier than average.
Nob, May 23. Announcement that Omaha will host a five day aviation meet starting July 9. A telegram from Glenn H. Curtiss indicates Aero Club of Nebraska terms accepted and that either Curtiss, Charles K. Ito or C. J. Mars will fight on each of the five days.
John Jonson, a half blind Swede youth, pleads guilty to a second murder charge for killing his uncle Morris Johnson at a remote ranch. He will be sentenced this week with a minimum term of twenty years in the penitentiary.
The Interstate Commerce Commission declined to close the record on Alabama rate orders for state traffic. It warned that charging different rates for similar shipments to Pensacola and other points inside the same state could violate fair and just treatment. The commission emphasized that only interstate traffic falls under federal remedies and urged contesting states to pursue appropriate legal action if discrimination exists.
A Missouri man visits a dental office seeking extensive work on a decayed mouth. The process is described as difficult and costly, with the patient later returning for more adjustments after the initial treatment. The ad highlights testimonials and offers free examinations for Missourians.
An advertisement lists Dr S H Sweatt as a dentist and Walter V Garner as a prosthetic specialist with an office at 1617 Persuson Street. It mentions open day and night, multiple rooms, and a phone number 198 Red. The piece also references News of the State and loader related lines in fragmentary form.
An incomprehensible fragment discusses the point of origin to destination amid interstate flows. It references state legislation and a state commission order on redress and discrimination, noting union power and rates established under applicable law.
The excerpt discusses how state policy could burden interstate traffic by restricting or diverting business across borders. It argues that such measures may be used to seize a business element from another state, claiming equal rates and equal opportunity as a basis.
Regular meeting of Knights of Ocodumeda set for tonight to arrange Pinal memorial day events. Recorder W. Re Junk reports a large attendance expected.
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