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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

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Senate Provides for Currency Commission

Washington May 21 The senate near session end covers many topics including a joint resolution creating a national monetary commission of nine senators and nine representatives to study banking and currency. The House and Senate conference on currency bill may fail if adjournment comes soon. The senate also passes general deficiency and military academy appropriations and DC labor rules. The House adopts the DC traction bill conference report and confirms the agricultural appropriation bill. A conference is sought on the public buildings increase and a new interior department bureau of mining is approved.

Washington, D. C Senate House Congress Aldrich Committee On National Monetary Commission District of Columbia Union Station Interior Department Bureau of Mining

Mae Wood suit dismissed and she jailed in Platt case

Mae C. Wood, suing for absolute divorce from United States Senator Thomas C. Platt, was dismissed in New York Supreme Court and ordered held on bail after a perjury charge. Justice O Gorman remanded her to Tombs Prison as testimony questioned the authenticity of documents claiming a Platt Wood marriage.

New York Mae C. Wood United States Thomas C. Platt Supreme Court Tombs Prison O'Gorman Platt

Battler and Black Joe Set For World Lightweight Bout

San Francisco May 21 Joe Gans and Battling Nelson were matched by Jimmy Coffroth for a forty five round world lightweight title fight at Colma club on Saturday afternoon July 4 The purse splits 60 40 with 70 percent to the gross. Referee Jack Welsh Ringside weigh in at 122 pounds and the bout will follow Queensbury rules with breaks and clinches unregulated.

San Francisco Cal Joe Gans Battling Nelson Jimmy Coffroth Colma Club Jack Welsh Gans Ben Seilg Willys Britt Nelson Queensbury

Nordahl arraigned in murder of Schleuter family

Ole Nordahl, Musselshell ranchman, was arraigned at Lewiston on murder charges for killing the Schleuter family a mother and three children whose bodies were found two months earlier on a remote Montana ranch. Nordahl pleaded not guilty.

Blizzard Rips Through Dawson County Montana

Butte Montana May 21 Heavy losses of sheep and lambs are reported from Dawson County as a blizzard began yesterday. Snow lies two feet on the level and five to six feet in the drifts.

Montana Butte Mont Dawson County Bilagard

Suffragettes Attack Residence Of Premier

A group of militant suffragists demonstrated in front of Prime Minister Asquith's Downing Street home after his reply to radical MPs on women's enfranchisement. Police reserves intervened, six demonstrators were arrested, and all six chose prison terms of one week to one month over bail.

London Asquith House of Commons Downing Street

Ruef bribery case jury fails to reach verdict

In San Francisco on May 21 the jury in Abraham Ruef’s bribery graft trial could not agree after forty three hours and a half of deliberation. They stood six to five on thirteen ballots before being discharged. The charge involved allegedly offering $1000 to former Supervisor Jennings Phillips to sway votes for the Parkside Realty electric railroad franchise.

San Francisco Cal Abraham Ruef Bosd Thas Ryer Jennings Phillips Parkaide Realty Company

Old Murder Suspect in Custody May Face Colorado Trial

Leadville Colorado May 21 Fifteen years after the Walsh murder and cafe robbery Sheriff Fitspatrick plans to go to Lansing Michigan to seize Frank Shercliff now prisoner there He is alleged to be the slayer sought by Colorado authorities The case ties to the Pollock diamond robbery and Shercliff’s prior prison terms and witness protection in Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma cases.

Leadville Colo John W. Walsh Fitspatrick Morron Lansing Mich Frank Shereliff Walsh Shereliff Iowa Shercliff New York

Sheridan Snowstorm Causes Major Damage Across County

Sheridan Wyoming May 21 snow reached up to three feet in places and fell all day Wednesday and through the night. The storm wrought heavy damage to fruit crops and livestock suffered greatly. It is the worst spring snowstorm in twenty five years spanning northern Wyoming and parts of Montana.

Sheridan Wyo Wyoming Montana

Well Known South Cheyenne Couple Wed

Misa Lizzie O Leary and John Ul rich, prominent young residents of South Cheyenne, were married Wednesday evening in a social ceremony attended by local families and friends.

South Cheyenne Misa Lizzie O'Leary John Ulrich

Weather Report for Wyoming in May 1908

Forecast for Wyoming Fair Friday and Saturday. Local data for 24 hours ending 6 pm May 21 1908 show a maximum of 69 degrees and a minimum of 43 with no precipitation. Palmer, Section Director, reports from Washington.

Washington, D. C Wyoming

Fort Collins Welcomes 1600 G A R Delegates

About 1,600 delegates attend the annual encampment of the Colorado and Wyoming G A R department with allied groups including Sons of Veterans and Ladies of the G A R in Fort Collins. A three hour veterans parade drew 2,500 in line and conveyances, while 2,000 schoolchildren greeted them at Lincoln Park. H C Watson of Greeley elected commander and R E B Fitch of Laramie senior vice commander. Eloise Lehow of Denver became Woman’s Relief Corps president.

Fort Collins Colo Department of Colorado Wyoming Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps Ladies of the Daughters of Veterans Wheels of Commerce Lincoln Park H. C. Watson Greeley R. E B. Fitch Laramie Woman's Relief Corps Eloise Lehow Denver Relief Corps Armory Font Collins Corps

Fire at Wintermayer box factory kills a worker

A blaze at Wintermayer's box factory in Chicago today killed one man and injured ten others as flames spread quickly through the building trapping workers on the second and third floors. Several leapt from windows or escaped via fire escapes as $400000 in property was destroyed. The dead man's identity was not yet confirmed.

Chicago Wintermayer

Denver as Convention City Ideal Praised by National Committee

Denver officials win praise from the Democratic National Committee on arranging a summer convention venue. Key figures including Col. John S. Martin and Norman E. Mack affirm Denver’s new auditorium and hospitality will ensure a large, well organized gathering in July. The Denver League and local committee coordinate with national leaders ahead of July 7 convening.

Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland H. E Washington Detroit New York Chicago New York Peneeu Eenes IR. H. E Ie Ae R. H. BE Cincinnati Avesnes Pueblo H. Seenee Denver Ivee Hee Nee Omaha-Des Moines Colo Denyer Democratic National Committee Denver Convention League Roger Sullivan Urey Woodson Owensboro Norman E. Mack Buffalo N. C BR. M. Johnson Houston Tex John E. Osborne Rawlins Wyo James C. Dahlman Omaha Neb John S. Martin Committee On National Committee United States Colorado Mack America Colonel Martin Rocky Mountain

Canada fears American names on northern islands

Ottawa reports Premier Laurier defending Canadian sovereignty as he cites a Washington map showing American names on Arctic islands. He says $750,000 is allotted for the Royal Northwest Mounted Police to deter American whalers and assert British flag authority in the Yukon and Arctic coast. Captain Bernier will be sent north again at expense to secure possession.

Ottawa Can Bernier Washington Wilfred Laurier Royal Northwest Mounted Police Hudson Bay Arctic Yukon War Department United States

Horse Rider Dies After Fall Near Ouray Camp Bird Road

The body of Begundo Connotd, 60, a timberman at Camp Bird mine, was found three miles from Ouray on the Camp Hird road. He had been thrown from a horse and trampled to death, the incident dated May 21.

Ouray Colo Begundo Connotd Camp Bird Mine Hird Connott

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Currency Commission The Territories Mae Wood Battler Black Joe Rancchman Ruef Frank Shercliff Lansing, Mich Sheridan County Weather Report W. 8. Palmer FT. Collins R. E. Fitch Laramie Sr IDEAL Martin Rocky Mountain Region Canada
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