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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1912
Page
16
The Art Clik and other clubs held meetings with elections, entertainments, and plans through Thursday to Friday. Officers were elected for the Art Clik including Nellie as president, plus program chair and officers for several other groups.
In Chinchury Ciroles the Presbyterian Ald society met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Raimuel Carson. Ladies sewed industriously on fancy work and planned sending a box to the Arapaho Indians containing clothing and substantial articles. The beacon work was progressing and a fine display was expected with lunch served at a stated hour.
A Rawling penitentiary inmate tells of a morning at the Union Pacific depot after a court verdict. He recalls leaving the courtroom with T Joe Flasher, then says he entered Flasher's office and swiped his tobacco and papers during a convocation with a Leader representative.
Ad describes peanut goodies at the Rok Inson with peanut brittle for 20 cents a pound and a laxative brom oquine product. Claims signature by B. W. Grove promising cures for cold in one day and grip in two days.
The piece condemns Senator Warren, praising La Follette and urging Wyoming voters to punish party bosses. It argues Warren betrayed ideals for federal pork like Fort Russell and public buildings, while calling for honest representatives free from greed and corruption.
Col Roosevelt addresses remarks allegedly made by Mr Ailes and refers to statements to Harriman. He notes plans to bring his former private secretary into the controversy but will let William Loeb Jr. bear out his statements.
In an interview Roosevelt insists he invited leaders for public service, naming Archbold and Morgan and recalling calls with Hill. He notes inviting a socialist figure Brujere to aid his platform, and says he would meet any magnate if it served the public interest. He left for New York after the session.
In a swift draft of the scene, Wigfall was hoisted to a pulley in a corridor and forced to jump from a forty foot drop to the main floor after pleading. Guards were not alerted in time, but the act was completed before warning reached Warden Alston. The event ends with the convicts leaving for Douglas under guard from Rawlins.
In Butte Montana on October 4 President Donahue of the Montana Federation of Labor said miners affiliated with the United Mine Workers of America who stopped work last Monday to seek a new wage scale would accept the proposed scale and resume work next week.
London reports the Royal Archaeological Institute will tour an English building dating from 1500 by John Tresham. The Trinity symbol is reflected in the three sided chimney and triple architecture with three gables on each side three floors and three windows per face. The front spans 99 feet and bears an 84 letter legend.
Inhambane local governor faced strong opposition as native women rejected orders to wear skirts. Women organized a boycott, bringing cages and tables into villages to protest the edict and demand withdrawal.
Philadelphia October 4 Dr Edward Anthony Spitzka renowned anatomist urges a federal law regulating marriage to ensure mental and physical fitness. He compares human mating indifference to livestock breeding and cites western states with laws limiting marriage to healthy individuals as effective.
The Sherman Company reports on a wood finishing product named Sanittas. The brief note discusses its origin, chemical composition, and potential industrial applications. specifications mention etainine related processes and the firm’s exploration of new uses.
An advertisement claims a Danderine hair cleanse will make hair light fluffy and abundant. It promises dandruff removal scalp nourishment and rapid growth with one application and a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
Appeal asks real freemen to fund Woodrow Wilson's campaign with clean money from voters. It urges individuals in offices, factories, mills and farms to contribute and rally others, insisting the money power opposes Wilson while the people's funds can support his bid.
Instructions explain signing and returning a coupon with donations to C. R. Crane Vice Chairman Finance Committee Democratic National Committee at 900 Michigan Avenue Chicago Ill. Contributors are asked to mail funds and write a letter to the paper stating name and reasons Woodrow Wilson should be elected. A souvenir receipt will be sent.
A political appeal stresses large campaign spending to win in November and urges voters to fund a national message about Wilson. It calls for showing his record and platform and asks for contributions of all sizes to reach a hundred million voters.
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