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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
11
Miss Ruth Lacey hosted a late evening dance at Keefe hall in Thure sany honoring Miss Mary Campbell of Birmingham Alabama. Buchanan orchestra provided music and fifty to sixty young people attended with red and white decor and Navajo plants.
Domestic science teacher Mise Ethel B Hunt will demonstrate Calumet Baking Powder use at Gleason Mercantile Co Capitol Ave and 16th St from 2 50 to 4 30 with cakes and breads baked and served. All ladies invited. Demonstration continues until further notice.
In Narragansett the colony women gathered to view moving pictures at a villa owned by R. E. Strawbridge of Philadelphia. The event drew nearly all local women and was led by a formal committee with guarded secrecy.
Sergeant L Stone of the Cheyenne police and contractor Nimmie fought on Capitol avenue near Sixteenth Street after a dispute over Deputy Wagener’s arrest. Stone was badly bruised, removed his badge and gun, and sought treatment at a friend's home. Nimmie recently fought City Inspector George Van Zant in a separate incident.
New York Aug 5 ex President Roosevelt advocates a national waterways plan run by a commission of experts. He cites rivers and harbors appropriations as proof Congress uses funds for district gains and argues similar commissions for tariffs and pensions would free lawmakers to govern. An unrelated loan offer details payments over ten years with 45 percent financing.
Wanted one hundred women with real small feet to buy oxfords for one dollar at Wasserman's City Hall Light. The lamp post in front of Cup Hall has five tungsten debts to improve night appearance. Heavy rain fell west of Cheyenne late yesterday. storm edge crossed Ely. Auto club prepares four mile circular Cheyenne race course for August 25 meets. Orville Bell eight months old, dies of cholera infantum. funeral arrangements pending. Funeral services for John Nagle at Gleason chapel at 1 9 o'clock this morning. burial in Lakeview cemetery G A R section.
In Macon Georgia on August b a feud erupted at Gray Station between the Etheridge and Morton families. Seth Etheridge and Morria Etheridge were killed by four Morton brothers who were arrested. Militia companies were rushed to the scene to prevent further trouble.
The Cheyenne Motor Club reports additional entries for the two hundred mile race on August 23. Rahne Satley of Omaha will field a Viroatone Columbus car, with Nebraska agency. Officials expect record speed on a track improved by local investments. Enthusiasts nationwide plan to attend, drawn by the world class speedway in Cheyenne.
In all parts of the city, terms and prices are advertised to fit buyers. Contact Oliver at phone B74 for details on available deals and listings.
In Montclair New Jersey police linked coal stained fingerprints on a wall to robber Robert Edwards. After a series of break ins in the wealthy district a photograph matched the prints. Edwards confessed following expert comparison and arrest.
Lawrence Massachusetts endured a small tornado last night that toppled Green by the score houses unroofed windows broke and power lines down. A tree struck teamster Charles Mahoney and the Baptist church steeple was split leaving it precariously leaning as streets filled with debris and darkness persisted until daybreak.
Springfield August 5 The Sangamon county grand jury adjourned for the night. The jury returned 10 indictments against those accused in the legislative bribery scandals. These indictments are on charges of perjury bribery and conspiracy.
Burlington officials review road connections and depot needs from Cheyenne to Denver as plans for new facilities and a public-friendly depot arrangement are discussed. The party travels to Denver by 4:30 AM to inspect assets and await a 2 PM contractor meeting in Omaha with Mr. McGarvey and Judge Lacey present.
At a special city meeting last night in City Hall the Round Top reservoir dispute with contractor McGarvey was forwarded to the water committee for settlement. The council directed further action to resolve the matter.
In Cazadere California August crisis over the Kendalls murder claim unfolds before Justice Creepes. The coroner and Peace Officer hear that a violent quarrel occurred between Young Kendall and neighbor William Churchman amid a feud with Japanese peelers. The Kendalls had asked protection against Japanese neighbors.
In New York on August 4 Roosevelt's callers discussed Joan Mitchell former UMW leader as a possible governor candidate. Roosevelt showed interest admiring Mitchell but would not commit at once.
Madrid August 5 government says clerical protest at San Sebastian was banned but abandoned. Government claims the march was a plot by Catholic cardinals to pressure King Alfonso XIII and discredit Premier Canalejas.
The Benzoin Almond Lotion sold by Palace Pharmacy is claimed to cure tan and freckles. The advertisement urges readers to try the product for clear skin.
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