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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1912
Page
8
The statement argues for liberal public land administration to aid the landless, limit reservations to actual purposes, and promote rapid private ownership. It criticizes Interior Department policies as unfair to Western states and calls for moving lands into private hands to boost agricultural and mineral growth.
Local clubs schedule Monday and Wednesday gatherings at parish houses libraries and homes. Details include Shakespeare Club with Misses Crafta. Sunshine Society social. Whittier and Westminster Guild meetings. Pythian Sisters card social. Baptist Baptist ladies church supper. Presbyterian and Jewish circles discussing bazaars and donations for Indian relief. Q A meeting at Mrs Whipple’s and other civic activities.
Chicago dispatch reports Joseph Harehl a carpenter aged 110 died at his home. Born in Germany in 1802 he arrived in the United States at 40. He quit drinking at 80 and gave up tobacco at 105. Survived by five sons, seventeen grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
Clara A Ligler advertises artistic hairdressing at 411 W 10th with manicure and beauty services. Includes phone contact and pricing details.
The Western Vaudeville Manager's Association introduces Atlas booking with Cheyenne premiere. Fox & Foxie's Circus tops the bill, joined by Stross and Becker musical act, Gertrude Dixson singing, and Winton and Snowden singing dancing act. Cine pictures and Harmonium orchestra complete a strong Atlas bill.
Roosevelt, weary from a full day’s rail trip from Chicago to Pittsburg, shows no ill effects and is expected to reach Oyster Bay in good condition. Doctors report slight wound bleeding today as a sign of healing. he rests after hospital transfer and plans to speak with Senator Dixon tomorrow.
The Rev C Ellwood Nash in Los Angeles defended suicide by own action and claimed conditions could justify and applaud it. He argued the Bible does not prohibit self destruction and cited dishonor and sacrifice to principle as justified forms of suicide.
Washington reports show George W. Perkins denying any hub fund underwrote Roosevelt pre-convention efforts and challenging Penrose to prove a $3,000,000 underwriting claim. He cites a $123,000 personal contribution and says he sought no political favors. Thomas Fortune Ryan reveals a $450,090 donation to the Parker campaign in 1904.
William Rankin born in 1810 in Elizabeth died in Princeton at 102. He was the oldest college graduate in the United States and earned a Wil liams College diploma in the class of 1851.
The article discusses merchandising as more than sales, stressing satisfaction for money spent. It emphasizes that understanding demand drives success, using the Bird as a metaphor for insight into customer needs and large Halloween card lines.
An ad promotes Nyal’s Dyspepsia Tablets as part of a complete line for a high grade store. The slogan promises satisfaction and contrasts low price with quality, claiming the line includes stomach relief for those troubled by pumps kin pie imagery.
Some men enjoy poor health probably because they are physicians. The State Leader is the Want Ad medium of Wyoming.
In Hulett Wyoming Crook County held a large Democratic gathering with about 400 voters listening to General John Charles Thompson and Democratic candidates. John B Kendrick arrived late due to road conditions and car trouble but was greeted with loud applause as he spoke against corruption and in favor of the people. Senator Warren was also praised, underscoring strong Democratic support for November 6.
In Chicago on October 21 an attorney filed for a writ of habeas corpus to Lucile Cameron the white girl linked to Johnson and held in default of bond as a witness before a federal grand jury. The petition was withdrawn as the girl appeared before the jury. Federal probe of Mann White Slavery Act violations accelerates with twenty five subpoenas issued to Black associates and city prosecutions for alleged saloon law violations begin.
The report recaps FP Warren’s Senate run pitch in Wyoming as fervent supporters hailed the veteran but the response to his canvass was weak. He veered from the primary topic to accuse Democrats of buying newspapers, then tied the land laws to the homestead bill noting Borah’s role and a Democratic Senate, but that claim overlooks party dynamics.
We celebrate the distinctive Republican policy of conserving natural resources for use without waste. We pledge a continuation of this policy and support the state Republican platform.
The speaker urged high protection for infant industries and criticized Wilson and Taft while omitting key criticisms of party leaders and past actions. He claimed disaster if Democrats win and warned of threats to Wyoming’s coal wool and other resources.
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