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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1910
Page
4
A terse listing shows contact details for Society Editora Phono at 6435, with a phone number 60 95. The fragment suggests a business directory style entry without additional context.
The article notes a drilling outfit at Central school and the start of sinking Mrs Heaney’s well. It argues at least four more wells are needed for pure water in city schools and urges philanthropy from public spirited citizens to cover costs.
Editorial critique of congressional hearings into Gore bribery charges highlights partisan misrepresentation and the exposure of graft networks. The piece notes impact on Senator Pierce’s reputation and suggests connections to high political figures, including Ballinger, amid a climate of looming consequences for Oklahoma officials.
The article accuses Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island of conflicts of interest as a rubber trust organizer and supporter while ties to Kansas Senator Bristow and a tariff bill are examined. It describes the exchange as part of insurgent Republican politics and questions policy aims linked to tariffs and rubber profits.
The passage states Alden will retire from private service at the end of his current term, with uncertainty about whether the decision remains final. Bristow has attended to that matter.
Short Shots notes frontier events and national politics with mentions of Army uniforms at Frontier Days, the Gaynor incident, Taft and Ballinger Cabinet ties, Roosevelt rumors, and Philadelphia authorities warning frogen eggs as unsafe for consumption.
William Dunstans declares renomination bid for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket, subject to the Democratic county convention and its convened wishes.
William H. Dillalan announces his candidacy for the County Clerk position seeking the endorsement of the Laramie County Democratic convention and support of voters at large. He states confidence in handling the office satisfactorily.
L Hughes announces bid for sheriff on the Democratic ticket subject to the county convention's will.
Saline Kansas Aug 14 Police report a unique elopement halted by officials. George Dolnes of Russell Kansas and Lilian, 19, of Fantings Nebraska, sought a Union Pacific marriage by request of her father. Dolnes is 32, one arm paralysed, with a very large frame. They visited Hastings seeking a license but were refused.
Philadelphia reports a World Health Organization push to curb kissing among children and teachers to promote sanitation. The piece surveys historical and international attitudes to kissing, noting anecdotes from France Britain and America and a 1855 Boulogne incident where women fled a line of soldiers.
The Cheyenne City Board of Equalization will meet August 18, 1910 at city hall to hear complaints from persons or corporations aggrieved by assessment increases. City Assessor A T Matthews presides.
Official call issued for delegates to the first annual Inter-Mountain Good Roads Association meeting in Ogden from September 22 to 26. Appointment procedures outlined at the governor’s office with candidate eligibility and selection.
The governor stresses the importance of a western gathering, especially Wyoming, and favors appointing only those who will attend. He urges individuals to apply by letter to his office for consideration.
F C Thompson of Los Angeles captured the world all around championship at the AAU tournament in Marfield, scoring 6 991 points. Vancouver policeman John M H Gillia finished second with 6 109 points, and Sheridan’s record from last year was not challenged as competition was light. Thompson also earned points in the 100 yard dash, shot put, high jump, 880 yard walk, hammer throw, hurdles, pole vault, 56 pound weight, broad jump, and mile run.
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