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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1910
Page
12
A brief note lists contact details for Society Editora Phono at 6435, including a 60 office phone number.
Article urges philanthropy to fund sinking of water wells for five city schools. Central school already provided. four others need clean water supplies. Government and school board resist funding. civic donors urged to sponsor wells.
Editorial accuses newspapers of bias in the congressional probe into Oklahoma graft links. It argues the hearing enhances Senator Pierce’s reputation while implicating high officials, including Ballinger, in a graft scheme tied to Oklahoma politics.
The article accuses Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island, special representative in Congress, of rubber trust ties and insincerity in tariff legislation. It links him to Joseph L. Bristow of Kansas and questions the motives behind a tariff bill said to have shifted toward protectionism while claiming reform.
Fragmentary text recounts conflict involving Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Prieton with destructive rhetoric and a claim of retirement from private service at term end. It notes Mr. Bristow present in the scene and references a public-facing retirement announcement by Alderen. The passage reflects tumult and uncertain future plans.
News snippets cover Frontier Days reflections and horse talk, army uniforms, farming drought remarks, and the idea of a safe money box. Political notes mention Senator Aldrich and Bristow charges, Judge Carey, Mayor Gaynor, Taft and Ballinger. Public health warns frogen eggs, while gun safety and Roosevelt rumors circulate.
The statement announces WM. DUNSTAN as a Democratic candidate for renomination for county commissioner, pending the desires of the Democratic county convention.
William H. Dillalan announces his bid for the County Clerk position seeking endorsement from the Laramie County Democratic convention and support from voters at large.
L Hughes declares intent to seek the Democratic county convention nomination for sheriff subject to party will and process.
Saline Kansas August 14 police report a Nebraska girl Lilian Dolnes 19 of Fantings bound Union Pacific to marry George Dolnes 32 of Russell Kansas who is legless and paralyzed after eloping from Hastings. The couple faced repeated license refusals yet continued seeking a union with help from Dolnes father.
Philadelphia dispatch reports The World's Health organization based in Cincinnati is urging boards of education to end kissing among schoolchildren and staff by promoting a no kiss pledge and wearing buttons. The piece contrasts historical kissing customs in Britain, France, Canada, and America, noting mixed reactions and humorous anecdotes while urging sanitation and disease prevention through this social campaign.
The board of equalization for Cheyenne will hold its second meeting on Thursday August 18 1910 at city hall to hear complaints from persons or corporations felt aggrieved by increases in assessments A T Matthews City Assessor
Official call for delegates to the first annual Inter-Mountain Good Roads Association meeting at Ogden from September 22 to 26. Appointment of delegates made at the governor’s office, Brooks.
The governor regards the west and Wyoming as important and invites individuals to apply by letter for upcoming appointments. He seeks attendees who will participate in the meetings and contribute to the discussions on the matter.
Chicago report notes F C Thomp of Los Angeles wins the world all around championship at the Amateur Athletic Union meet in Marfield with 6991 points. Vancouver policeman John M H Gillia places second with 6109 points as records stay safe and none falter. Thompson scores in multiple events including the 100 yard dash shot put high jump hammer throw and pole vault.
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