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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
12
The item appears as a historical postal notice dated 1909 from PuBLISHER W.8 ROMISTON, stating it was issued at the post office in Wyoming under the act of March 3, 1879.
A Denver Republican piece explores watching tradesmen at work on new buildings. It argues that observing carpenters, masons, electricians, and plasterers reveals life’s creative impulse, inspiring boys to pursue honest labor and to learn how others earn their living.
British Foreign Office officials conceded King Alfonso’s visit to England is largely a pleasure trip but may aim to seek advice on Spain’s political climate after the rupture between the government and the Vatican.
Fragmentary note mentions Pew Onokor on the east side lots GCA and VoRBA at a location nicknamed The Big Prick. No clear event or dates available.
Secretary of the Interior Richard A Ballinger angrily rejects Beverly Crane resignation rumors calling them mean contemptible lies. He recalls a Minneapolis meeting with Senator Winthrop Crane and says no talk of resigning occurred while noting travel plans to Seattle and a stop at Glacier National Park.
A terse notice lists a sale of side lots under the Pew Choice halt program. Stryor is named as agent with contact at phone 674. The item emphasizes selling at the right price.
Pueblo reports Paul H. Funk was arrested last night during a burglary at 112 West Seventh Street. Police say Funk is a principal in a mission meeting ongoing on South Union Avenue for weeks. The night of the crime he declined a bucket of beer saying God does not want him to drink. His roommate alerted authorities after reading the burglary account.
Aug. 8. Secretary of State William M. Gross died in Oklahoma City at 6 30 this morning from heart disease aggravated by gangrene. He had been a Democratic primary candidate for the state auditor post and was generally conceded to have won. He had suffered heart trouble for years.
The Democratic State Committee sets a September 20 convention at 10 am to nominate candidates for governor secretary of state treasurer superintendent of public instruction justice of the supreme court and U S representative. Delegates apportioned by county votes cast for Hayden M White in 1908. County conventions to select delegates. chairmen urged to issue calls. D N Stickney chairman H J Hunt secretary.
Crippen refused aid and claimed he had a London lawyer. Inspector Dew denies Crippen confessed to murder. Scotland Yard officials expect to identify Mrs Crippen's body at resumed inquest, while Arthur Newton works on Crippen’s defense and disputes the body identity.
Brooklyn outfielder Happy Smith of the National League club deserted Bin Dahien’s squad and returned home to California after courting a San Francisco woman worth $200,000. President Ebbets notes daily letters and cards, while Dahlen recalls Smith writing early morning missives to his sweetheart.
Swedish Baptist church steps near Colorado Springs report a young Swedish girl named Otilia Johnson, said to have lived for two weeks in a foothill cave. Authorities plan investigations into her condition and circumstances surrounding her alarming claim of wild living.
President Roosevelt showed interest in Black Hand and Mafia stories during a trip through Duryea and Wyoming. In Duryea a miner's home visit sparked a tearful greeting as a woman embraced and kissed the visitor's escort, while in Wyoming a drunken spectator shouted about Roosevelt’s plans, only to be disappointed.
A distressed note describes a girl discharged as a domestic from a home and seeking work in Colorado City. Her clothing is torn and skin tanned, with concerns about her wellbeing and safety.
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