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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
16
In a courtroom scene Judge Humphries jailed 18 socialists and fined several, including a mother with a baby and a Spanish war veteran husband. A Parsons family widow protested as the judge denounced Parson’s alleged guilt, while the judge claimed no jurisdiction and prepared more cases for tomorrow.
Senators debate the tariff bill as conference changes provoke mixed reactions. Pomerene notes dropped spirits tax and Borah warns on child labor imports. Burton and Penrose oppose rate shifts while Simmons praises the Democratic crafted bill.
Benny Allen of Kansas City defeated DeOro again to win the second block against Alfred DeOro, the world champion, by 200 to 164. The two night totals show Allen leading 400 to 412 with Allen making 29 and 84 thigh runs to DeOro's 34 and 41.
Paris Oct 2 Intransigeant reports France cannot discuss the 140 million loan to Turkey until the Greece Turkish dispute is settled. The stance may hasten Balkans peace by removing the final obstacle to an eventual settlement and tranquil relations in the region.
Panama Canal authorities led by Colonel George H. Goethals report no damage from last night’s earthquake to the canal. The Gatun locks have already proven their reliability this week, with tests showing the lock mechanism and operations functioning perfectly despite the tremor.
Bolton England Oct 2 Until the federation of the Master Cotton Spinners association meets on October 10 no further steps will be taken to secure the return of the Lancashire mill employer whose strike has caused a great lockout. It is feared suspension of air yarn spinning before that time will put 650000 people out of work directly and perhaps as many more indirectly dependent on the industry.
Anthony Fiala, chosen by Theodore Roosevelt to prep gear for the colonel's South American trip, outlined the itinerary. The party sails for Brazil, travels 1400 miles by water from Buenos Aires to the Paraguay headwaters, then enters Matto Grosso seeking uncharted river jungles with bands of Indians.
In Keweenaw County Copper District Sheriff Hepting appealed to Governor Ferris for troops. Governor Ferris wired General Abbey to deploy cavalry in the Calumet area as needed, with Keweenaw authorities restricting entry to the district amid the copper strike situation.
Russian violinist George Shelnik, jailed in Ludlow Street for alimony arrears, proposes a jail concert to earn money. His lawyer announced in supreme court that if he cannot obtain funds to pay support, a concert will be staged to raise alimony.
Officials in Washington see a tariff bill as the trigger for Japanese openness to a new commercial treaty with the United States. Tokyo discussions floated amending the treaty to allow Japanese residents to own land on equal terms if California law remains in effect, though the Japanese still argue the California action violates the treaty.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Augustus P. Gardner announced a plank from the resolutions committee backing a constitutional amendment to grant women the ballot. Gardner personally opposes woman suffrage, saying he would not vote for it if the question comes to a vote.
Paola Gleanings reports Wm Pederton working in Cheyenne Union Pacific shops and Mrs Roy Arnold shopping in Cheyenne. Updates include Mrs Roscoe Hendricks rheumatism relief hopes, BE Haskell hauling grain in Waunetta, Geo Parker family moving to Cheyenne for winter, Edna Mabel and Frank to school, Will Ader and Jay Berry mountain trip for posts and stove wood, W L Arnold to Egbert for carpentry then helping Brannen build a barn. Ladies Thimble club enjoyed a day of sewing and dinner at Divide. Stanley children back to school after garden harvest. potatoes noted as top quality.
In a conference discussion, the Reverend Leo Russell and others examine the color line as a barrier to peace in Jamaica. Sir Sidney Olivier notes mixed communities as a key danger while urging discipline for both races and a path toward civil harmony.
A group of New Zealand rugby players, the pick of the island nation, landed in San Francisco on October 2 for a weeklong Pacific coast and Canada tour. Their opener is against the Olympic Club next Saturday followed by matches with several Western university teams. The team follows lax training routines and includes several seasoned players.
Local notes report questions about paper hanging and plating methods in Sherman. Community experts weigh options on preservation, display quality, and durability amid aging fixtures.
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