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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1912
Page
12
Mrs L St Tyson urges city action to improve Minnehaha park with playgrounds and garbage bins to serve children and youth. She argues recreations aid moral development, civic loyalty, and future leadership, noting wealthier youth miss such growth while masses seek healthy play and social competition.
Indianapolis prepares for a major federal trial as fifty-one labor union officers and members, led by Frank M. Ryan and J. J. McNamara, face charges over a nationwide dynamiting plot linked to the iron workers union and a Los Angeles Times building blast. Witnesses include Herbert Hockin and James McNamara, with evidence from raids and letters detailing cross-country explosives transport by non-union contractors. The case will be before Judge Anderson with U.S. District Attorney Miller and assistant Nichols leading the government.
Budapest report says famed Polish violinist Jan Kubelik, who gained Hungarian citizenship by marriage, has adopted the Magyar version Janos Polgar. The name change, meaning Jamen Citisen in English, was published by Magyar Hirlap.
Washington dispatch reports William M. Wood, head of the Woolen Trust, arrested in Lawrence Massachusetts on charges of placing dynamite in homes of striking workers to discredit their cause. The piece criticizes tariff protections and portrays Wood as a former poor youth who rose to immense wealth while exploiting employees.
Theodore Roosevelt touring Colorado as a Progressive candidate spoke to massive crowds from Trinidad to Denver. He framed his platform as social and industrial justice and urged support for the Bull Moose ticket as he toured sites including Pueblo Colorado Springs and the Auditorium in Denver. He pressed constitutional recalls and reform while praising some reformers and criticizing Colorado politics.
The Wyomine Baptist State convention meets in Cheyenne from September 24 to 27 with sessions on Sunday School efficiency, reports by state officers, and addresses by Rev. E Payne, Rev. A J Jones, and others. The program includes prayer services, business meetings, and regional talks across four days, concluding with a fellowship service and state mission addresses.
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