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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
5
A vaudeville bill at Atlas features a slack wire performer, an imitator, and acts by Clifford Kida and Date & Dale. Imitations of Anna Tiet and other celebrities are advertised with plans for a variety of novelty routines.
Reports from the cotton belt indicate at least 60 percent of cotton fields are damaged by frost. Farmers face reduced yields with prevailing seed costs around one dollar per unit and concerns over replacement seed shortages.
A night of disturbances in Cheyenne ended with several arrests. Fabim, a Mexican national, started the trouble in the west end and was stopped by Policeman Smith. William Olden allegedly threatened by throwing rocks at citizens near the Dyer hotel and tried to assault officers. Frank Carl McCray were involved in a fight in front of Grand restaurant on Sixteenth street and were arrested by Chief Manewal and City Councilman Keating.
Miss Ros i Baumberger aged 24 of Iowa entered a Spokane apartment yesterday and shot herself in the head. She had arrived the previous Wednesday seeking work and had been despondent, employed by Sherman Co. as a sign painter.
The description notes a grand ring dance where participants move in a two steps forward one step back pattern. The "Hor"ald tuch indulged on his occasion as spectators fill the ring and clap to the bagpipe tune, with the dance lasting three to four hours.
Affidavits filed in New York describe Miss Henrietta Chapell an elderly woman with 160000 in assets who collects trash including old tomato cans stale bread and decayed vegetables while her 92 year old mother and 43 year old brother seek comfort in a dire Harlem home authorities say she is feeble minded and has been induced to give away large sums of money in a guardianship petition
Mrs. Putnam Hradies Strong formerly Frances Hope and May Yohe, a London socialite, was granted divorce from Captain P. B. Strong of New York by Judge Campbell of the state circuit court. She has been living in Pearland under the name Mrs. Franklin.
Two soldiers, P Irwin and J O'Brien, were arrested by Sergeant Hobry last night on a charge of stealing a bicycle from William Hoshaw near the Capitol barrier. The wheel was pawned at the Behwartz loan office on Sixteenth Street for $1.00, identified by a party who saw them with the wheel. They will be turned over to county authorities today.
Anette Maridao will wed the hotter man as suitors Pasquela and Mike Merah fight over her in a stiletto duel. Both men are hospitalized after the clash. Adelto halved their wounds and declares no winner. The contestants say they are through with Ada. twist of fate from Kaneas Ulty December.
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