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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1910

Page

6

New College Owner Busy Promoting Cheyenne School Revival

A. Arnold acquires rural Buainers college in Cheyenne and plans opening of Cheyenne Business School on September 1 with modern business methods and up to date textbooks. Mr Barritt, an English born shorthand teacher and accountant, moves to Cheyenne, aims for permanent residence, and sets to boost local business education.

Cheyenne Penpert Irritt Buainers College A. Arnold Dame of Woe Cheyenne Business School Central College Keefe Barritt Milwaukee America England MF Barritt Booatera Barrilt Fe Fingland

Palace Pharmacy Promotes Benzoin Atmend Lotion

Advertisement asserts Benzoin Atmend Lotion from Palace Pharmacy cures tan and freckles and encourages readers to try it.

Palace Pharmacy

Dates Set for Frontier Boosters Denver Excursion

The Frontier Boosters announce Saturday and Sunday August 20 and 21 as the trip dates to Denver after a Fontier committee and Union Pacific officials conference. Round trip fare is $3 to draw the largest booster turnout from Cheyenne yet. Tickets valid on trains 104 and 106 amid active preparations and campaign-style promotions.

Boosten Frontier Boosters Denver Fontier Union Pacific Railroad Company Colorad Heyenne Indians Trinidad Rocky Mountain Cheyenne

Midnight Smoke Triggers Panic at Delaware Avenue

Fire alarm sounded after smoke from burning waste filled the rear area of Idelman Brothers' store on Gtkisegth street near Carey Avenue. The 갑 panic gripped the room as residents fled and the fire department was alerted. a late false alarm followed at Eighteenth Street.

Idelman Brothers Deleware Revine Carey Avenue

Man Found in City Jail After Violating Night L edge Rules

A man with prior experience in law enforcement was jailed for a few hours after his arrest on Tuesday. He faced further penalties for violating city ordinances requiring red lights on building materials at night.

Coneiay Dave Ely

Redmen Hold Tight Carnival Under Muggney

A fragmented item notes a Redmen event directed by Muggney Oal with a carnival atmosphere and a tight bed or binding setting. Details are unclear due to damaged text but point to a community activity led by Muggney Oal.

Redmen's Bed Muggney Oal

Boxing Card Showcases Four Exciting Bouts

The program featured four events headlined by Young Abe At tell of Denver versus Jockey Oswald, with At tell prevailing in four brisk rounds. 122-pounders Kid Fox of Denver and Young Cox of Colorado Springs fought four fast rounds. Two exhibition bouts followed by Young Oxenburg of Fort Russell with trainer Congo Kid, and Eddie Webber versus Kid Shaeffer.

Cal Abe Attell Denver Oswald Kid Fox Young Cox Colorado Springs Young Oxenburg Fort Russell Congo Kid Eddie Webber Kid Shaeffer

Local Personal Mentions and Travels Across County

Sergeant of Police and Mrs. Chas Embry spend vacation with relatives in the eastern county. Mrs. Howard Porter returns to Cheyenne from Colorado. T Paul Wilcox and John Gillings head to a court martial maneuver camp. Mrs. Joe Webb and daughter of Wheatland visit Cheyenne. R D Moffitt of Cargyhurst visits Cheyenne on business. Henry Pets of Lusk among Cheyenne arrivals yesterday. Ex Chief of Police Louis Manewal fishing on Pole Creek. Mrs William Gauff returns from Denver. Chicheles Rauner of Laramie Insurance passes through en route from paying a claim to Laramie.

Chas. Embry Howard Porter Cheyenne Colorado T. Paul Wilcox John Gillings Joe Webb Wheatland R. D. Moffitt

State Leader adds veteran Pueblo editor to staff

WN Bincald, a former journalist with Pueblo and Colorado Springs papers, joins the State Leader editorial staff as telegraph editor, bringing wide experience to the newsroom.

State Leader WN. Bincald Fmer Pueblo Colorado Springs Telegraph

Pickpocket steals cash at Frontier Park race track

In the betting ring at Frontier Park race track yesterday, Guy Goff a passenger on the Colorado and Southern train was relieved of twelve dollars by a pickpocket believed to be part of a gang known to operate in the city.

Frontier Park Guy Goff Colorado Una Southern Denver Colorado Park Hill Heights

Stage Hold Up Resulted in Driver’s Death

Report states a stage was robbed near Mogollon in the Gila National Forest. The driver was found killed in the road, and telephone lines to the mine were cut in several spots preventing word of the crime from reaching mounted police. Denver district post office inspector W. B. Cochran was notified and will direct federal inspectors in locating the thieves and recovering the mail.

Mogollon Gila National Forest W. BE. Cochran Post Office Denver United States

Boy Dies After Being Kicked by Horse Near Gilcrest

Robert Perkins aged 11 son of Rd Perkins a farmer living east of Gilcrest Colorado died yesterday afternoon from a head kick by his father's horse. The tragedy occurred about one and a half miles east of Gilcrest.

Plattesyville Colo Robert Perkins Rd. Perkins Gilcrest

Probe reveals mischarges at bakery institution

Attorney General Barrett questions warden Meighord on prison accounts. He admits few answers and says he is not a bookkeeper as investigators note a $1198 discrepancy in a $5000 cost and $6000 building.

Tiie Cleghorn Mieghord Barrett

Warden's Expenditures Highlight Bank Discrepancies

The warden admits discrepancies between his annual report and bank records showing over ten thousand dollars in prison funds. He cannot explain two checks for thirty five hundred fifty dollars each not entered in the books and admits gifting signed checks to a gambling house in Denver. He cites personal money in the same bank and claims report figures were placeholders to show a general balance.

Tan Ories Neale Bin

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