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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
9
Washington reports on Taft era Ballinger Glavis inquiry with Brandeis questioning the summary used by the interior department. Dudley from Alaska testified about Collier's offer to testify, while pressures from Secretary Knox push the inquiry to continue into summer as Ballinger defenders react in Seattle.
Yesterday LDAVES JAEDL YESTERDAY arrested last night A. Ly Brow one of the soldiers who won yesterday released from the county Jal after having served a sentence for theft of a vehicle was arrested again last night by the police and charged with assault. It was alleged Brow threatened Policeman Henderson and reportedly had a revolver. In the West End biogaid he allegedly stabbed at the officer three times with a knife.
Kansas City April 22 Seven days after Dr B C Hyde gave Miss Stella Swope candy she developed typhoid fever nurse Anna Houlihan testified in the Swope case. She described Hyde and his lawyers consulting after the candy incident and recounted the deaths and handling of Chrisman Swope. Houlihan led a nurse strike at the Swope house on December 18 and warned that people are being fatally harmed in these hours.
New York reports Mark Twain died a wealthy man, estimated at about $1,000,900 after sacrificing a fortune to pay the debts of a bankrupt publishing firm in which he was financially involved. A rough estimate suggests Clemens’ American book returns alone would total $6,000,000 to $6,100,000.
Fort Collins Colorado April 22 The Lake Hattle Reservoir Co seeks a vast project seven miles east of the state line with a capacity of 14 628 836 090 cubic feet and an estimated cost of 1 260 000 A prime mover F W Bowen of Laramie Wyoming leads the filing with the Arnold Engineering Co Chicago drawing the detailed irrigation maps The site straddles Albany and Laramie counties and involves the Laramie Poudre company lands The source of supply includes Laramie Grace Beaver Stark and Johnson creeks and the facility would be a power plant serving the region Addressed by A A Howards of the Laramie Poudre plans reference a long background on river waters and power development also mentioning the Twain publishing history
Avlanta Ga April 22 Officials say forged bills of lading linked to Knight Yancy and company collapse may trigger federal prosecutions. Irregular bills attached to drafts caused about a million dollars in losses to American consignors and possibly five million to European firms, threatening confidence in international cotton trades.
Rev Dr A B Shields of San Francisco spoke at St James Episco church about mental suggestion as a cure. He claimed 220 treated at St Luke's hospital all showed complete restoration or marked improvement with exceptional results for drunkards. He urged segregation of patients in hospitals to avoid depressing stimuli.
Providence April 22 Rhode Island's next United States senator will be as reactionary as Aldrich's opponents charge. General Charlies R Brayton, longtime political boss, declared against sending an insurgent to the senate. Brayton said Aldrich is not retiring because he must but because he wants to. He warned that if a man of the Aldrich type is not sent, people will say Aldrich had to retire and even in retirement he will influence Rhode Island politics by selecting his successor.
New York April 22 Albert Wolter was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Ruth Wheeler a young stenographer The trial revealed Wolter a 13 year old who lived with a girl named Katie Mueller lured Wheeler with employment then strangled her and burned the body in a chimney He uttered a calm wish to sleep as the verdict was read.
Col Roosevelt spent hours at Paris sites including the tomb of Napoleon I in the Invalides Dome, then toured the Louvre and discussed writings from his book Armed Peace with museum officials. A state dinner at the Elysee followed the embassy luncheon in his honor with prominent French figures.
Denver reports detail a feud among officers in the Twenty first Infantry in the Philippine islands. Colonel Williams and Major Lawpenos Hearne clash over a board of inquiry, prompting the Medical Department to seek War Department intervention in Washington.
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