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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1910
Page
4
Publication imprint shows publisher names and mailing details for a 1909 Cheyenne Wyoming newspaper including date, second class matter status, and office contact references. The fragment lists Ww. and Edmiston as publishers with a May 12 1909 post office filing and monthly subscription notes.
In Cheyenne a Republican primary saw Alderman Sweet toppled after the party machine led by the state chair, county chair, and a railroad fixer invaded a ward to defeat his bid. The episode exposed the machine’s reach and provoked calls for reform amid fury at the impropriety of the vote.
The Cheyenne Aerie of Magles undertakes to sink a deep public well on city property as a model for fraternal groups. Reading societies in Cheyenne, flush with dues income, could fund public water supply. The bore site is established and drilling will begin to provide a pure water source for the neighborhood.
A report notes officials plan to divert a portion of accumulated funds to public philanthropy. The text hints at ongoing questions about the legality and intent of the transfer while noting the initiative is under review.
The article reviews Cheyenne's Frontier Days as the year’s standout event with Frontier Daze attracting visitors from Denver and beyond. It urges residents to welcome guests, tidy yards, and boost local hospitality to sustain profits and future turnout.
Three former Illinois Central officials Frenke Harriman Wratek L Ewag and Jon K Taylor were arrested in Chicago in connection with a graft scheme alleged to have defrauded the railroad of about 1.6 million dollars. Bonds set at 10 000 each. The case ties to President Harahan and to the death of vice president Ira G Rawn amid further fraud claims and confessions.
In Avonitin Texas Aug 26 a balloon accident near Mount Vernon Indiana yesterday injures Captain Jack Castle a seronaut from Laville Kentucky. He died here from injuries sustained when the balloon exploded at about 200 feet. The incident occurred during a flight linked to a local event.
In Puebla Colorado on August 20 Mrs. Sucant learned her 6 year old son died after an accident while watching the construction site near his home. The boy, identified as 10M Ghee, was noted as having met a fatal end during the event. Local authorities began an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A worker suffered fatal injuries after a mortar incident at Wester attert. He was rushed to a specialist but died. Mrs. Traeder, already ill, died an hour after learning of her son's injury. She was 49, wife of William Traeder, longtime Pueblo resident. PAG tank of lading suits coats and furs are on display at Ingersoll's.
Five hundred more troops are called by the forestry service to fight southern Oregon forest fires. Detroit's population reaches 465,766, up 180,062 from 1900. A gas explosion destroys the Yakima Grocery building and stock worth about 120000. Cavalry units from Fort Yellowstone and Fort Duquesne are bound for the Philippines in October. The Cleveland coroner's inquest into William Rice's murder yields no new light. Sheriff Young and County Attorney Rugh pursue clues in Bertha murder case.
Mrs Mamie Heperron announces she will be a candidate for county superintendent of schools pending the Democratic convention decision.
The statement announces candidacy for renomination to the office of county commissioner on the Democratic ticket subject to the wishes of the Democratic county convention.
William H. Dillaran announces his candidacy for county clerk, stating belief in his ability to manage the office satisfactorily and requesting endorsement from the Laramie County Democratic convention and support from voters. He signs respectfully as WM. Hl. DILLARAN.
A candidate announces intent to seek the sheriff nomination subject to the Democratic county convention, signaling formal entry in the race and awaiting party support.
A man claiming the name D W Comber faced police court proceedings after being accused of a money scam. He was identified by a plate at Sherman Ca in connection with the alleged operation involving a woman who is said to have lured him into the scheme.
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