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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
8
Local clubs schedule Thursday Bridge Help One Another Mystic Maze and Saturday Musical events at various homes and venues. The G A R Ladies host a rally at Carnegie Library. Women of Woodcraft meet at Capitol Hill. Baptist and Congregational groups hold meetings and bake sales. Jewish Circle hosts a planning session for an October bazaar with a luncheon for twelve members.
In church circles the Methodist Aid group and Mister and Mrs Couchman host the Sotho district society afternoon at 600 East Sixteenth Street. Officers will be elected and a good attendance is urged. Also St Mark's Guild hosts its meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Barber and Mrs Kent as hostesses.
St Paul September 18 Governor Wilton moved through a schedule of speeches and receptions before heading to Chicago and Detroit tonight. He praised progress on trusts and big business and urged thoughtful debate rather than forceful rhetoric, saying he does not seek to hit any person’s topknot.
The account outlines strict campaign bookkeeping with duplicate ledgers for salaries and expenses and department cost tracking. It describes submitting payroll copies to New York and Western headquarters and recording all contributions with donor addresses for efficiency and audit. A mailometer counts 12 000 letters hourly to prevent stamp leakage and save labor.
Mrs. Sickles reveals to reporters that reconciliation hinges on two conditions. The general must court her as in Madrid when ambassador, and dismiss his housekeeper Miss Eleanor Earl Wilmerding, blamed for the rift. The couple has been separated for seventeen years.
W J Kelley of Hugh McIntosh arrived in Chicago and will offer Jack Johnson $50,000 to fight Sam Langford and Sam McVey. Johnson said he would likely accept if condition details are satisfactory.
Denver report cites 20 000 horses dead in Kansas from spinal meningitis valued at 2 million dollars. Dr W W Yard notes spread to Wyoming Minnesota and entries in Missouri Colorado. Officials urge quarantine and strict sanitation to halt the outbreak with precautions for feeding water and stall cleaning.
Roosevelt travels through New Mexico meeting Indian tribes in stations along his route. Heap Big Indian greets him and presents pottery and crafted goods priced ten cents each which he orders the secretary to buy from every vender. He plans speeches in Colorado at La Junta Rocky Ford Colorado Springs and Denver tomorrow.
In a four hour clash at daybreak near Durne in Tripoli, Italian forces repelled Turkish and Arab attackers, killing 800 on the field and losing 61 soldiers themselves while taking 41 prisoners. The Italians followed with artillery and bayonet charges.
A restaurant manager quietly refilled an empty glass to catch a waitress’s eye, rebuking inattentive service without anger. The tactful act spurred all waitresses to renewed effort, illustrating how democratic, friction-free authority preserves morale and profits.
Dr Richard C Cabot extols routine as a blessing and flywheel that moves people past dead points and moody states. He argues that progress requires forward momentum and that pulling back wastes spirit and effort, while smooth living grows with forward motion.
A historical note argues many women failing to advance blame lack of tact, asserting that effort to cultivate tact could open paths to advancement and independence for women in a constrained world.
Reports from New York say Cipriano Castro the exiled Venezuelan leader is in the Canary Islands and arranging another descent on Venezuela. Castro’s supporters in New York are publicly pledging to aid his return incognito to South America to overthrow President Gomes, who is blamed for a rising dictatorship.
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