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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1912

Page

8

Women Club Meetings and Social Events Highlight Day

The D A E meets with Mrs Luke Voorhees for annual officer elections and reports. The Local Board of the State Federation joins chairman Mrs Cyrue Heard to finalize plans for next week’s convention. Miss Maria Cryne hosts GM Club with sewing, social chat, and a 5 pm lunch for 56 attendees. The Jewish Ladies Circle continues its dance and bazaar this afternoon and tonight.

State Federation Cyrue Heard

Guilt Meeting Hosts Resignation At St. Mark's Guild

In church circles the St. Mark's Guild met at the Parish House with Mrs. Dugald Whittaker resigning as president and Mrs. Luke Voorhees elected to serve the unexpired term. Refreshments followed the business session.

W. K. Hart F. G. Skinner St. Mark's Guild Dugald Whittaker Luke Voorhees

Kendrick to Address Cheyenne Democrats in Capitol Theatre

John B. Kendrick will speak to Cheyenne Democrats at Capitol Avenue theatre next Wednesday night October 16. Will discuss campaign issues and efforts to free the state from corrupt influences in his opponent's stronghold. Attorney W Arnold of Laramie will also address the gathering. The speech aims to rally Laramie County citizens ahead of Kendrick’s U.S. Senate bid next November.

John 8. Kendrick United States Wyoming Cheyenne Capitol Avenue P Arnold Laramie Kendrick Laramie County United States Senate

Denver Aviator Reaches 5000 Feet In Flight

Denver aviator Roy N. Francis, flying a self built biplane, climbed to an altitude of 5000 feet in Albuquerque New Mexico on October 11.

Albuquerque N. M Roy N. Francis Denver

Free Trade a Myth Says Gov Wilson Attacks on Combines

Governor Wilson argues against free trade myths, urging federal and state action on labor regulation. He calls for structural law to protect workers, reduce hours, and improve factory sanitation, warning against special interests blocking progress. He envisions America as self reliant, avoiding a shift from masters to employees.

Gov. Wilson United States Democratic Party

Students tag citizens for benefit of school glory

Report from Cheyenne detailing a tag day across town as students distributed flyers and collected money. Volunteers like Mabel Knight Nelle Huff Walter Jones and Stuart Grier helped at depots offices and on streets. Rewards included thousands in coins and widespread tagging throughout the business district.

Glory BE Citizens For Benefit OF Mabel Knight Nelle Huff Plains Republican Party Walter Jones Stuart Grier Boyd Carey Avenue Della Trene Hilliard Kay Boyd Nova “Moody First National Bank Richard Snow Albert Leslie Will O'Boyle Soldier Boys Gee Leihart Harry Atevick Sands Drug Store Babelle Wasserman Aileen Guy Marian Stubbs

High school athletic tag day raises funds for cheer effort

Students at Cheyenne High School organized an athletic tag day to raise money for the school’s activities. The campaign reached and surpassed the four hundred dollar goal as crowds of students donated coins. prizes were awarded to Delia and Irene Hilliard, Mabel Knight and Nelle Huff, Ena Crain and Julia Cohen. The principal, Mr Blehchering, reported the excitement and thanked The Leader for support.

Paign Blehchering Sehwiering Delia Irene Hilliard Mabel Knight Nelle Huff Ena Crain Julia Cohen Cheyenne High School

John Anderson Falls Five Stories in Bank Construction

John Anderson, a cement worker, fell sixty five feet from the fifth floor of the Citizens' National Bank building at Eighteenth and Carey. He landed in a water-filled hole, breaking a rib and wrist but surviving. he is resting easily at St. John's Hospital.

John Anderson Citizens’ National Bank Eighteenth and Carey Avenue St. John's Hospital Anderson

Jewish Bazaar Extended for Cheyenne Children Benefit

The Jewish Ladies' Circle at Keefe hall will continue the bazaar this afternoon and tonight due to bad weather. The event, extended one day to give Cheyenne residents more time to attend, will feature matinee dancing for the children and continued evening activities.

Hazaar Keefe Hall Cheyenne

Darrow Trial Postponed to November

Darrow's second trial was postponed today in Los Angeles and rescheduled for November. The court action delays the case, with no further details provided.

Darrow Angeles Owl

Hackett Stirs the House in Grain of Dust Stage Drama

Frederick Norman dominates the Capitol Avenue theater in The Grain of Dust, a play praised for its absorbing plot and Herbert Hackett’s magnetic stage power. Beatrice Beckley, Olive Oliver, Elizabeth Stuart and others deliver intense, well-judged performances under careful direction.

Hackett Frederick Norman David Oaham Phillips Capitol Avenue James K. Hackett Beatrice Beckley Dorothy Hallowell Olive Oliver Norman Fred A. Sullivan Mr. Hackett Daniel Jarrett, Jr Timson Isaac Burroughs Edward Lockyer James Galloway Frank Coulter Vaughn Trevor Charles Lane

Pitched Battle in Utah Mines Between Deputies and Greek Strikers

In Bingham Utah fifty deputies and several hundred Greek workers clashed at the Utah Copper mine. One Greek man was shot in the leg another knocked down, with several arrests reported. The altercation began as strikers gathered opposite the company pit near a steam shovel. Western Federation officers claim the shooting was unprovoked and that the Greek was searched and released before being shot.

Bingham Utah Utah Copper Company Western Federation

Chicago Welcomes Governor Wilson At Big Democratic Rally

Chicago crowds packed the armory as Governor Wilson addressed the gathering. The former fractious Democratic factions united to back him with thousands left outside unable to enter. He urged ending private privilege and redeeming government from special interests.

Chicago Wilson Democratic Party Armory Assembly America United States

No-one to be ejected at Roosevelt rally says Wilson

The crowd disrupted a Roosevelt meeting as a Bull Moose supporter in the gallery began a demonstration. Police prepared to remove him, but Governor Wilson stopped them saying no one should be expelled and that the Bull Moose in the house is the man he wants to talk to.

Goevrn Wilson Roosevelt Cheyenne

Ferns Wins KO Over Magirl in Second Round

Clarence Ferns known as Wildcat from Kansas City stops Art Magirl of Bartlesville Oklahoma in the second round of an eight round welterweight bout at Katisgal City. Ferns knocked Magirl down twice for a nine count before finishing him with a right uppercut.

Louis Clarence Wildcat) Ferns Art Magirl Bartlesville Okla Ferns Oklahoma Boy Magirl Kansas City

Weather Update for Wyoming This Weekend

The weather forecast from Washington DC on Oct 11 predicts fair conditions for Wyoming Saturday and Sunday. Strong entities include Wyoming and Washington DC with dates October 11.

Washington, D. C Wyoming

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