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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
5
A collage of short items reports fines for drunkenness, arrests for disturbance, piano sales, dressmaking ads, a funeral in Cheyenne, travel notes, and police notes including a murder suspect's transfer, dog bites, and shop promotions from the Cheyenne area.
The Cubs under Jiggy Gustin faced Bhunie Terrors in windy Cheyenne. Youthful players showed promise with strong batting and fielding despite a 24 to 3 loss, as Gustin plans navy uniforms for June season opener.
The Wyoming state board of immigration re elected Roy W. Schenck as commissioner for two years amid attendance by KE. T. David, E. S. Drury, and Governor Carey. No salary details were provided, though Schenck may become secretary of the state fair commission. He will remain in Wyoming with an interim exhibit manager at the depot and invitations sent to counties for exhibits.
F C Mulvaney president of the Atlantic Tea company visited Cheyenne to arrange new premises. He leased the Ellis confectionery building for three years and plans to occupy by May 1, with Schnitger Stationery moving into half of the same building, keeping both firms together in West Sixteenth Street quarters.
A reflective remark notes that some women gain spouses by adopting a persona of a man hater. It suggests wit and strategy in social courtship as a recurring trope.
The Wyoming capitol faces staffing shakeups as state librarian Clara Bond and taxation deputy H A Pascall lose posts. Governor Carey will not reappoint Bond after her term expired, with Miss Francis Davis and Mrs Cornelia Chivington failing to secure confirmation previously. Pascall is set to depart for the Pacific coast as retrenchment proceeds.
The Atlas theater in Cheyenne will donate its entire net proceeds from Thursday afternoon and evening showings to flood relief in the East. Special films will be shown and all receipts excluding the working force salary will go to the relief fund, with patrons encouraged to contribute even small amounts.
Funeral services for Max Idelman were held Sunday afternoon at the family residence with many relatives and friends in attendance. An address was delivered by Judge Gibson Clark and Dr. fichein. a short talk followed. Burial occurred in the Jewish cemetery with both honorary and active pallbearers listed.
A fragmented report mentions Pumpkin Pete and Guam wheat amid unclear phrases. The text hints at enduring effort and seductive yet harmful influences, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A collage of quirky notes cites bean crops in California and Michigan peaches, odd travel plans, goatees on front pages, exams disliked by educators, lemon trade suspicions, Dutch coffee drinkers, a rear admiral goat, a waist with two hooks, skin grafts for two persons, and suspender woes. It also mentions a minister printing sermons and a diamond back terrapin incubated in Philadelphia. Additional snippets reference a Vienna doctor and a French playwright, reflecting lighthearted newspaper chatter.
A long roster of individuals and their origins is listed for the Plains Arrival on March 30. Names include Joe Farley Denver J W Petty Chicago Joseph Marcy Casper J W Bean Quincy DL KR FP Ryan Denver B J Kennedy New Haven Conn J P Fieinch Denver James IT Laughlin Denver J I L Monritay Denver W W Johnstone San Francisco W I Lynnee City Cleland Davie U S NII Julian Lever Camper J M Adame Crawford W eP Hienoing Casper A C Campbell Canjler Mra J A Delfelier Wolten Mra J L Margulis Wolten A R Graham Spokane Katryo Hunter Loveland A 1 Waldron N A B White Denver N A Bennett Sheridan Wyo B K B Neon Rochester N M Alter Victor Cole John Hixenbaweh Kikton Cole Karl Burghardt Denver B Sandstrom Denver O T Wheaton Dayton OH G Green to Chicago John S Cole Denver Forts T Neef Denver F S Bront Denver F M Mulford Greeley F W Yelton Denver B A Earle Lander J F Buck Kendall Philadelphia B Mehtroy Chicago G W Heffner Denver KR B Moody Laramie P Arnold Laramie D W McLaughlin Denny F A Gibson Philadelphia b IT Campbell Omaha
Washington reports a Democratic tariff plan adding dressed meats and leather to the free list. The Ways and Means Committee remains non-committal while noting other items such as boots and shoes, sugar, lumber, and sewing machines. The bill also fronts an income tax proposal with exemptions, rates, and enforcement aims to fund national revenue.
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