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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1908

Page

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One Man Strike Delays Amerigan Car in Paris Race

A one man strike by driver George Schuster delayed the American car in the New York to Paris race. The clash over who would drive the Cheyenne to Paris caused hours of hold up before Thomas Mathews on the wheel. Crowds greeted the delayed start with cheers as the car finally rolled toward Ogden and onward to Paris.

New York Paris Ioha Cheyenne Morse Indiana Jeorge Schuster Alaska Siberia Europe Schuster EB. Linn Matthewson Denver Thomas Ogden Capitol Avenue Inter Ocean Hans Hanson Katherine M Matthewson Buckwalters Moving Picture Machine Deuverle Capitol Mra Frank Wright Montague Roberts

Bailey Opposes Aldrich Currency Bill in Senate Applauded

Senator Joseph M. Bailey of Texas, on the finance committee, spoke two hours against the Aldrich currency bill and received a standing ovation from senators and many House members. The Frye bill restricting canal material shipments to American bottoms faced debate and amendments, with a decision to resume discussion Wednesday. The House adjourned after learning Representative Adolph Meyer of Louisiana had died.

Washington D. C Joseph M. Bailey Texas Finance Committee Ors House Senate United States Panama Canal Foster Virginia Gulf Frye Fulton Oregon Bacon Georgia Alfic Atlantic Adolph Meyer Louisiana

Runaway Horses Crash Through Saratoga Bridge Rail

A team belonging to Dave Richmond ran off a county bridge over the North Platte River in Saratoga on March 9. The lead horse fell, the second horse was killed due to a broken back, and the owner shot it to end its suffering.

Saratoga Bridge Saratoga Wyo North Platte River Dave Richmond

Quick Justice for Murderer

Denver jury selection continues in the murder trial of Guiseppe Alio for the slaying of Father Leo Heinrichs at St. Elizabeth's church on February 23. The court filled the jury box after a day of examination with 33 of 100 open-panel jurors vetted, and testimony is expected to begin tomorrow with a likely conclusion by Thursday.

Denver Colo Guiseppe Alio Leo Heinrichs St. Elizabeth's Church District Court Talesmen Itla

Waisner Bros Will Answer Charged by Wool Growers

Special to The Leader Sheridan Wyoming March 0 Wainner Brow the large sheep outlet was expelled from the Sheridan County Wool Growers association for alleged range rights and livestock industry violations. The brothers plan a reply claiming the association’s resolutions are false and malicious and that few members attended the meeting.

Sheridan Wyo Wainner Brow Sheridan County Wool Growers’ Association Asmoglation

Cheyenne Welcomes Italian German and French Auto Racers

Cheyenne Italians Germans and French plan receptions for their national contestants in the international auto race. Local consular agent Paul Milatso and Count Cimri organize Italian welcome with the Italian colony joining. William Dubois handles French car occupants reception while Germans prepare a committee for the German car arrival.

Cheyenne Paul Milatso Count Cimri William Dubois

Positions of Racing Cars

The international race field is listed with cars from the United States Wyoming Nebraska France Germany and Italy. The American car leads by 99 miles over the next vehicle while the Italian is over a thousand miles ahead of the last German entrant.

Ot Jaremie Nebraska Marshalltown A. Cioten Was'ern Illinois Vara

King Alfonso to Visit Barcelona Amid Fearful Anticipation

King Alfonso sails from Madrid to Barcelona where decades of republican agitation and anarchist rumors heighten tension. Officials guard streets, no official program published, and houses along his route are searched as the royal visit nears with a patriotic reception expected.

Barcelona Alfonso Madrid

New Drainage for Lone Aspen Tunnel

Wyanston Wyoming March 9 The Union Pacific has a force of 100 men at work installing a new drainage system in the Aspen tunnel a few miles east of this place. The tunnel is the longest on the Union Pacific system and has caused constant trouble since its excavation in 1000 due to shifting formation. The improvements now in progress will allow trains to pass through the tunnel more quickly, reducing delays.

Wyanston Wyo Union Pacific Aspen

Scandal in Congress to Be Investigated

Washington reports an investigating committee appointed by the House to probe charges by Representative Lilley that subsidized methods and corruption influenced submarines legislation. Lilley claimed Electric Boat used wrongful means to sway members and vowed to name parties after the inquiry is established.

Washington, D. C House Lilley Dalzell Electric Boat Company Congress J.il Mr. Lilley Wsu Navy Department Navy Dalell Boutelle Cannon

Union Labor Organization Declares Against Taft

The Central Labor union of Omaha passes a unanimous resolution opposing William H. Taft citing his injunction record, anti labor stance, and pro trust sentiment. President Donahue says the action expresses organized labor nationwide.

Union Labor Organization Taft Socialist Party Donahue Central Labor Union Omaha Organized Labor

Convict Schmitz Granted Rehearing Reversal Outlined

San Francisco March 9 The state supreme court refused a rehearing in the case of former Mayor Eugeny E. Schmitz convicted of extortion and sentenced to five years in prison The court sustained the appeals ruling that the lower court judgment was void and ordered the defendant discharged finding no offense under the law.

San Francisco Cal State Supreme Court Eugeny E. Schmitz District Court of Appeals

Old Oaken Bucket Wrecks Head in Wyoming Tale

Riverton Wyoming March 9 Mr J Larkin homesteader near the claim suffered a severe head wound after his old oaken bucket broke loose from its fastening and fell on him while he was cleaning the well knocking him senseless and inflicting a painful injury.

Riverton Wyo J. Larkin Larkin

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Amerigan City Archer John Thomas Cook Rocky Mountain News H. B. Frederickeon Chariie Irwin Seventeenth Street Sidney Centh Tol Avenue House Atrest House Street Yalles Americas Bailey Waisner Bros King Lone Aspen Lilly The Elective Boat Company Legisla Sead Central Labor Union of Omaha William H. Taft Charles McDonald Carpenter's Union Schmitt
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