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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
5
A local defendant named A V Simo was found guilty on charges tied to deception and illness claims. The court announced a possible new trial and assigned counsel while a life-sentenced physician testified to provide medical context. Proceedings concluded with informal remarks from the judge and Sherman County officials.
The city council approved renaming Ferguson Street to Carey Avenue in honor of Judge JM Carey. An ordinance allowing places of amusement to stay open from 3 AM to 9 PM passed. The telephone franchise decision was deferred to an April 26 adjourned meeting. Police were instructed to notify a local firm to move a platform obstructing Capitol Avenue.
Arthur Frederick, a renowned Wyoming postal inspector with decades of service, died suddenly after a hearty meal at 65. He helped recover 24000 dollars stolen from a registered mail pouch between Cheyenne and Denver. Funeral arrangements indicate Denver will host services. he was a Mason, Eastern Star, Railway Conductors, and GA A member.
The Nath Cavalry band led by Chief Musician Wade Er Hammond will give an open air concert at the fort this afternoon at eight o clock. The program includes Marche, Tannhauser Overture, The Red Mill, Peer Gynt Suite, Grieg, William Tell Overture, Portraits, Rubinstein pieces and more.
The Drexel nuptials feature pink as the keynote color with lavish Gould mansion decor. Bride Miss Vivian Gould wears a white charmeuse gown with orange blossom accents and an orange bouquet. Attendants include sisters and Miss Edith Gould, while Bishop Spartorough is chosen to perform the ceremony.
Watterson warns that a Roosevelt reelection would signal a one man power era. He argues a strong personality faction could override Congress and the courts, extending executive control and eroding democratic traditions.
Sheridan, April 9. Guy Garrard, a prominent Lyndoe resident, was shot by his wife during a family quarrel this morning. The bullet penetrated the stomach and Garrard is in a critical condition. his wife is likely to be charged in the incident.
The report notes several pardons and commutations by President Taft affecting convicts in multiple states, including a five year sentence reduced to immediate commutation for one prisoner. It also covers a railroad disaster near Lake Sacandaga where ten people died and eight were injured, six fatally, caused by a bridge collapse rather than a landslide.
The riding of natives at Changsha has ceased. A new governor is en route to Changsha amid police complications following the attack on foreign property. The American legation believes that all Americans in the disturbed district escaped to nearby safe areas.
Northwestern Pacific attorney argues in Tacoma Washington on April 10 that the railroad bears responsibility for 31 985 in death damages of its employee Lafaretts Bortle. The claim cites the worker was crushed between an engine and a pile of wood while on duty and had recently married the day before.
Park officials prepare sign collection this month to curb foot traffic on lawns. Mayor Gaynor’s park commission backs the effort to enforce lawn rules as children are urged to stay off the grass by workers and volunteers.
President Taft conferred with members of the house committee to speed action on a bill admitting New Mexico and Arizona as states. The river and harbor bill carrying 52 500 090 dollars was expanded by the senate.
Fragmentary notice from Spokane Washington dated April 19 refers to Laasen's Art store and a pledge by a firm believer in a goal. The brief mentions UTET Capitolare ARAN DONA PULPIT and EVTRN POLATIOS with unclear roles or titles.
A fragment notes a candidate for Congress from the Third District, Washtogbim, referenced in the dried OCR text about abandoning the pulpit to pursue national politics. The readable portion preserves a political candidacy claim with district and role context.
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