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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1910

Page

14

Roosevelt Praised by French Aviators in Paris Welcome

April 26 in Paris amid an aviation meeting at Issy les Monneavy a spy involved in Colonel Roosevelts visit, while the Academie des Sports honored him. Roosevelt thanked France for its regard, spoke of future endeavors, and visited the Garnivatet Museum and Edith Wharton before a dinner with General Drugere and an opera. The pope in Rome commented on the Vatican affair urging calm toward American Catholics.

Pats Roosevelt Issy Les Monneavy Paris Tolay Academie Des Sporbes Corone Sewapapéry Tey Yeatenday Temp Marely Djim M. Carron France Curzon Garnavatet Edith Wharton Lenabay Crient Falls Mont Guertig Manchester N. A Tholy Land Dia Holm News

Balloonists Escaped as Gas Bag Ripped in Sacramento

Five people aboard a captive balloon narrowly escaped death near dusk in Sacramento when the gas bag ripped and the balloon dropped rapidly to the ground. Wires saved the passengers by breaking the fall as the balloon was demolished.

Yrath Sacramento Cal

Local rigging of visitors and residents noted in Rawlins area

Personal mentions list visitors and residents in Cheyenne and surrounding towns.Names include CR Watson of Rawiby Lew Lyons of Diente Ajax Carpenter Night Depot Master MeCtlomenta J. G. Bong Merl ian R. Dewler John Herrick John Klute C B Gritfin Bear Creek M Tanderhon Wheatland Mazel Wood 615 Ninth Pres Merits State University Laramie P W Neidheiner Indianapolis Bob Neidheiser Judge Matson Titramie district court Harry Barnett Belle Fourche D.

CR Watson Rawiby Taler-Organ Lew Lyons Diente Waa Ajax Carpenter Apending Dave Bin Kimbolt Nethr W. Z. Beanlon J. G. Bong Merlian R. Dewler John Herrick Andohn Klute Chugwater C. B. Gritfin Bear Creek Dawineke Cheyenne M. Tt.anderhon Wheatland Mazel Wood Giest Et Privilte Hapital Charles State University Laramie Douglas P. W. Neidheiner Indianapolis Bob Neidheiser Youny Union Pacific Matson Titramie County District Court Rawlins Harry Barnett

Unclear historical note on two men tied to a factory event

Fragmentary OCR describes two men near a factory and a dialogue about a plan. Mentions Jimmy and a police element, with references to a criminal or puzzling exchange and a watchful crowd. Details are corrupted, but imply pursuit or inspection related to a factory setting.

Theatrical Veggmen Nabbed by Police

Two New York University undergraduates in pursuit of Vegginen roles in a college drama were arrested near midnight after leaving a bakery with their late night lunch. They wore tough makeup from rehearsal and drew police attention.

New York Vegginen New York University

Chinese Royalty Briefly Visits Cheyenne on Special Train

A Chinese prince and a high level military and diplomatic entourage stopped in Cheyenne for about 15 minutes yesterday. The party traveled aboard a five car Union Pacific special train arriving at 10:25 and departing shortly after, escorted by both Chinese and American officers.

Cheyenne Teal Toa China Walington D.C Chang Yin Tang Yang Kwai Henry Chang Legation Meu Chih Shan Yao ‘Pai Pang Taan Chang Liu Ba Yuan Tie Hélen Chang Ching Shao Yuan Tung Chang Wu Wei Yu Col Waller. Schuyler U.S. Cavalry Henry R. Lemly U. S.A Union Pacific

Midnight false alarm at Annex block fixture

A citizen pulled a fire alarm from box 25 just after midnight when steam mistook for smoke issued from a roof pipe at Seventeenth Street and Capitol Avenue. Firefighters investigated using the city’s new extension ladder before confirming steam as the cause.

Seventeenth Street Capitol Avenue

Convicts Die in Desperate Escape at Canon City Prison

Two convicts were killed and three wounded in a failed escape attempt at Canon City prison. Mary Brophy and Andrew Johnson died. John Pradtoy W. J. Williams and keeper Emory were wounded as Brophy and Williams used violence to reach the yard and dynamite age.

Canon City Colo Wonvitts Ty Aibhers Marry Brophy Andrew Johnson John Pradtoy W. J. Williams Emory Howe Brophy Johnson Bradley Willams Miller Williams

Sherman Boldly Defends Condemned Tariff Law

In St. Louis on April 22 Vice President Sherman delivered a forceful defense of the Payne tariff law before the Citizens Industrial association. He called the policy a blessing to American industries and said it has already worked wonders, urging support for a higher protective tariff and a fair trial rather than partisan condemnation. Former Congressman J A Watson of Indiana attacked insurgents in a pointed remark.

St. Louis Sherman Citizen’s Industrial Association J. A. Watson Indiana

Sharpers Made Two Great Killings

Secret service agents believe the same gang fleeced William F. Walker of 600000 from the New Britain Savings Bank and plundered George W. Coleman, cashier of the National Bank of Cambridge. With William J. Kelliher arrested in Massachusetts, detectives move to New York to nab two confederates. Coleman reportedly kept money in a Forty Fourth Street house, dubbed the easy mark from Cambridge, as investigators link the pair to a woman acting as a lure. The Walker case guides hopes to crush the gang using the same faro and wiretapping methods.

New York Secret Service William F. Walker New Britain Savings Bank George W. Coleman National Oily Bank of Cambridge Mass Massachusetts William J. Kelliher Coleman New York City Kelliher Fortyfourth Street Walker

Bryan counters Hughes appointment amid graft concerns

Bryan argues Hughes is popular yet tainted by ties to corporations. He notes Hughes’ record includes sympathy with big business, friendship with Rockefeller, a vote against a New York rail rate bill, and early opposition to the income tax, suggesting no hostility to privatized monopolies.

Bryan Jin Hughes iLuecoin Neb W. J. Bryan Hughes Rockefeller New York Privat

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