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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1910

Page

3

Senators Clash Over Rail Traffic Bill Amendment

Washington reports show 45 votes to defeat the Cummins substitute for Crawford Elkins traffic provisions in the railroad bill. Twenty eight senators did not vote and four Democrats were absent. Leader Laloliette delivered a two hour speech urging passage, warning Western senators against impairing the law. Separately the Madden measure to assign physical valuation to all common carriers passed 136 to 67, empowering the Interstate Commerce Commission to appraise railroad property nationwide.

Washington Cummins Cummings Interstate Commerce Commission Ajl Raten Laloliette Chicago Denver House Madden The United

Moran Fractures McCarty's Skull in Frisco Bout

Moran defeats McCarty over 20 rounds in Frisco despite fracturing McCarty's skull and causing internal bleeding. McCarty collapsed, was hospitalized, and Moran claimed victory amid the brutal fight details.

Moran McCarty Apel Owen Moran Tomaie Prancisco McCariey Moron

Former Marshal Sentenced After Padding Expense Claim

James P. B. McHale former deputy U S marshal was sentenced to two years and three months in prison after serving two years in a Mexican jail over an attempted extradition. He admitted padding an expense account by 27 50 during government service and offered to repay the money but the plea was denied.

Prnton Los Angeles Hay James PB. McHale United States Monte 1 McHale Cullean Mexico Camedeo Sinitlon Welborn

Taft Will Not Read Insurgents Out Of Party

President Taft on his Western trip will avoid sensational speeches and not purge insurgents from the Republican party. His focus east of Shawneetown will be on conservation and he welcomes any who wish to join the party. He travels with Secretary Knox and Representative Alexander, visiting Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis before returning to Washington.

Washington Taft Republican Party House Senate Willeave Buffalo Knox Alexander Pittsburg Count von Bernstorff Cincinnati St! Louis

Capitol Ave Pharmacy Soda Fountain Ad Promises Tastes

An advertisement touts Capitol Ave Pharmacy Soda Fountain offering a range of flavor options to suit every customer preference.

Capitol Ave

New York Woman Fights Cruel Horse Drivers in Auto Patrols

Mrs Mose Bhrlich, a prominent New York society woman, patrols the streets in her automobile to deter cruel horse drivers. She funds agitation and campaigns with a view to protecting horses and stopping injuries, aiming to rid the city of inhumane treatment and to push for stronger animal protection laws.

Mose Bhrlich New York

Hearst and Gaynor Exchange Wordy Exchange

Mayor Gaynor and Hearst trade sharp remarks over a banquet speech and a reproduction in a newspaper. Gaynor accuses Hearst of falsifying statements while Hearst calls the mayor’s attack cruel and cites omitted date details.

Dnynd Wi. A. Hertat Light Gaynor

Roosevelt Honored by Queen Wilhelmina in The Hague

Theodore Roosevelt former U S president arrived with Mrs Roosevelt from Brussels and was hosted by Queen Wilhelmina at Hetloo palace. They were greeted in the entrance hall by the queen and Prince Henry and later joined for luncheon.

Mr. Roosevelt

Chicago bribery grand jury to probe rail line rights of way

States Attorney Wayman ordered a special grand jury to investigate a bribery scandal tied to the Chicago and Western Indiana railroad, the Illinois legislature two years ago, and the Chicago city council over attempted influence on state and city legislation for rights of way.

Chicago Wayman Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Illinois Legislature City Council of

Forty Thousand Miners to Return to Work

Pittsburg April 29 The conflict between about forty thousand union miners and Pittsburg soft coal operators is settled with miners set to return to work on Monday.

Pittsbug Pittsburg

Simple Detector for Dangerous Mine Gases

A invented detector by Sir Henry Cunnyghame and Prof. John Cadman uses asbestos treated with carbonate solutions and acid. It is placed in a lamp flame and shows a foggy orange halo with a yellowish cap when inflammable gas is present, indicating detection.

Henry Cunnyghame John Cadman

Kaffirs Use Midget Bread Plants For Food

An American botanist describes Oncephalartos, a small group of African plants in the cacti family. About 12 species exist, mostly confined to Africa with one extending northward. Plains stems lie buried months. the pith is dried and baked into bread-like cakes.

Propeller Wear Plagues Mauretania Amid Sea Friction

Dr. C. Sibbald reports bronze Mauretania propellers corroded by seawater, losing inches of blade depth over three months. The engines operated at 174 rpm, 8000 horsepower, with 17 foot blades rotating to push water at about 100 miles per hour, transmitting 17,000 horsepower.

Mauretania C. Siberrad

Unreadable OCR fragment hints at wartime supply and demographics

Fragmentary text references filament materials for ships and cars, preparations for wealth distribution, spring-born population traits, and a U S forestry service figure. Disjointed lines mention dates, senate acts, and a palace amenity, with unclear sport goods branding at the end.

Local Social Roundup Highlights Bridging and Weddings

Social items from Thursday and Tuesday note Mrs. Brewater hosting a charity tea after bridge at 17 Mast Seventeenth Street with award winners Mrs. Frank Bon Mrs. Amadau W Bar ber and Mrs A J Parshall. Also reports a Cheyenne wedding April 11 in Los Angeles James King and Elizabeth OConnell and a Denver Beauchamp Knapp union.

Frank Bon Amadau W. Barber A. J. Parshall Cheyenne Los Angeles James King Elizabeth O'Connell Marrage Fathers Harnet St. Viviana Benjamin O'Connell King San Pedro San Pedro Railroad. Mr. and Mrs. King Wimington Frank Moore Luther Beauchamp Denver Margaret, L. Knapp

Birthday Surprise for James W. Mason in Denver District

A birthday surprise party honored James W. Mason at his home on Twenty-seventh Street and Warren Avenue. Guests included Anna Leihart Minnie Leihart Jessie Bistle Gertrude Bender Mrs Alonzo Elliott Mrs Guy Atkins and others. The event featured social games and a warm community gathering. Mrs L G Davis and Mrs C Woods visit Denver while Mrs Thomas Reid entertains her cousin Rose Shedd from Hastings Neb.

Thomas Reid Rose Shedd Hastings, Neb James W. Mason Twenty-seventh Street Warren Avenue Mason Anna Minnie Leihart Jessie Bistle Gertrude Bender Alonzo, Elliott Guy Atkins James W. Mason Swainson F. Sprague Ray Thompkins A. Noack Alonzo Billiott

Governor Willson declines Missouri mother's day request

Frankfort Ky April 29 Governor Willson says every day is mother s day with right thinking people and those not right thinking will not be affected by designating a day for observance He writes to Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia explaining he will not set apart a state Mother s Day

Frankfort Apri Willson Anna Jarvis Philadelphia

Dumb Friends League threats Cheyenne show crackdown

Denver papers report the Denver Dumb Friends league plans to extend to Cheyenne and combat roping or broncho busting exhibitions during Frontier Days. With ex President Roosevelt set to attend, the league launches a campaign against the Cheyenne Show.

Dumb Friends League Cheyenne Denver Papers Denver Dumb Friends’ League Roosevelt League

Watch Walt Listen You Will Hear The Wot En Tot Twins

A playful line evokes the Wot-En-Tot Twins with a rhythmic chant about listening for their tread and presence in a whimsical context. The phrase suggests a theatrical or performance vibe rather than a current news event.

Walt

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