December 10, 1916, was a peculiar newspaper day as the Cheyenne State Leader published three editions, only one of which was regular news. The others were holiday features.
In this one, the straight news one, we are told that Carranza will sign the protocol with the US. But will he really?
We also learn that Assistant Secretary of State Osborne resigned that position in order to return to Wyoming.
The news also featured a story on why U.S. Commander in the Southwest, Frederick Funston, banned religious revivals in his region of authority.
And girls from Chicago were looking for husbands.
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