30 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1912
Page
1
A New York banker and several friends discuss the ongoing business boom. They cite crops, orders, and production gains across iron ore copper and textiles as proof that prosperity is here and broadening. They warn against fear and urge courage, noting record December spending and January deposits.
Washington report says the world's international business will reach 35 billion dollars this year based on official export and import returns from nearly every country. Most nations reported higher exchange of goods than ever before, establishing a record.
Michigan voters defeated the proposed woman suffrage amendment by 94 votes. Officials in Lansing report the tally from counties, with official word pending from the state board of canvassers. Advocates plan to petition the legislature to resubmit the question in the spring election.
In Indianapolis on November 29 the government nearly completes its case after examining witness 533. A few witnesses will testify on minor points tomorrow as the defense is expected to begin immediately. The court orders fourteen defendants to post new bonds with time to procure them before custody. The defense subpoenas eight Milwaukee witnesses for two accused Milwaukee men.
Philadelphia fans packed hotel lobbies as Army and Navy rested after practice. Both sides in good shape and confident of victory with many favoring the Army, though outcomes remain probabilistic and close.
The Denver Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution addressed to Woodrow Wilson urging a western man for Secretary of the Interior. Former Pueblo governor Alva Adams was named in the resolution for the position. President John G Hibben of Princeton was a luncheon guest.
A major blaze at College Park Maryland endangers the Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical College. Two buildings reportedly burned and flames remained uncontrolled as Washington fire department sent two engines to the scene.
New York officials report Charles B. Hyde former city chamberlain was found guilty of bribery for his performance of duties as a city official. The supreme court jury returned the verdict shortly after midnight following a lengthy trial.
Fire at Armour and Company provision house in Chicago's Union Stock Yards caused about 200000 dollars in damage. Firefighters feared the blaze might spread to adjacent buildings.
The weather forecast for Wyoming calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions on Saturday and Sunday. In the southern portion expect fair skies while the northern region may see rain and snow.
In Boulder Colorado on November 28 B M Smith superintendent of Chautauqua park fought for fifty minutes against a young buck attacking him inside the animal enclosure. He was tossed and suffered multiple antler wounds before neighbors pulled the buck away and saved him.
Mercedo Montoya arrives in Hillsboro reports that the group of men believed to be Mexican rebels has gone into hiding in the San Mateo mountains after meeting their leader in Monticello, Sierra county.
Washington reports on a plan to dispose of a billion dollars in a 26 day session as Speaker Clark and lawmakers wrestle with a three months' frame. Rep Ludwig Mann returns from Panama and notes Democrats fear decisive action in a short session. Clark counters that Sundays holidays and routine work reduce available days to 26 for general business.
An Indian inmate Williams six feet seven inches tall was hanged after a benefit concert in the death chamber. He murdered Concret Ine z and books and set a drun ken frenzy, then thanked the warden before the noose was adjusted.
Westminster county report details the drowning of 14 year old Forsten Wold who, urged by friends, skated on fragile ice at a lake near his home. His father Otis World attempted a rescue as the ice broke and the boy vanished below. Coroner authorities recovered the body with grappling hooks after alerts.
Pierre South Dakota November 29 Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of State for the Chicago Sioux Falls and Pacific Railway Company with a capitalization of 14,000,000 It is said to be the intention to build this line from Chicago to Seattle across Illinois Iowa South Dakota Wyoming Idaho and Washington
Albert T. Patrick, pardoned from hanging, vows to fight Rice Institute will contest and rejects forgery claims. He reunites with his wife at home in New York after leaving Sing Sing, discusses future plans briefly, and prepares to travel to St. Louis and Denver for investigations.
Reports from Vienna and St Petersburg describe Servian forces taking entrenched positions near Bemendrin on the Danube. The Servians mobilize reserves for 1914 and 1915 and move captured Turkish weapons to Nish for a new defense, while the Austro Hungarian and German forces prepare mobilization and guard consulates amid regional tension.
Washington November 29 A resolution by Representative Sherley Kentucky proposes creating budget committees in the House with original jurisdiction over all estimated and annual expenditures and allotment of funds to government branches. It counters President Tafts budget plan and envisions a general budget system submitting department estimates in bulk with a state of the union style financial statement.
An inmate named John Hell died in a cell fire within a prison ward. The incident is being investigated as part of five weeks of unrest and arson activity spanning the county.
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