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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
13
The article discusses Charles Klein and his play The Third Degree, noting the controversy around police methods in early investigations. It argues Klein aims to reveal the harmful and unlimited powers of the third degree and the public debate over its use and effectiveness.
A brief discussion on how banks attract young savers and grow small deposits into larger balances. The Citizens National Bank invites young men to start saving with its cooperative approach and supportive atmosphere.
Ieoe A pencil box equipped with pen, pencil and ruler accompanies each pair of Wasser pean school shoes. A Jalil Record notes prisoners have pen in county jail this month, a local institution records a new high. Ralpe Adamsky buys property on West Twenty-seventh Street near Qurey Avenue from Harry Hoff man.
A complaint is filed against Clarence Mowe the special officer charged with injuring soldier W W Wils with a club at Frontier Park last week Faspect Hospital. The scene involves a dispute at the park and a hospital contact remains central to the case.
Play announced for Saturday with two performances and a notable cast including Jack Ellis Sarah Padden J B Williams H H Kinkham among others. The author cites study in psychology and metaphysics as the basis for this dramatic work, promising a rare treat for local playgoers.
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America are called to meet at the A. O. U. W. hall on Wednesday August 31 at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of their late neighbor Otto W. Kurth. A. L. Collans, V. C.
The Rev Aug Hauberich former pastor of a German Lutheran church in Middleburg Ohio allegedly stole seventeen watches and 18 from Eden College students in St Louis County to raise money for attending the Pennsylvania District Conference. He arrived from Cincinnati in custody and said he would plead guilty at arraignment. His preaching license was revoked a month earlier.
John A. Lomax associate professor at the University of Texas in Austin spent Frontier Week in Cheyenne collecting cowboy and western frontier ballads for Harvard University with Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s backing. Roosevelt praises the project as vital to American literature and western history, urging preservation and publication of these songs and tales for future study.
A call invites all residents to attend an Imperial Wiedcie Washing Ale demonstration at the office today at 2 o clock p m. Citizens are urged to bring items they wish to trade or show. The notice lists 1713 Capital Avenue as the address for the event.
Telegram announces the death of Mrs. M. M. Brooks at Port Wayne Indiana. Governor B. H. Brooks left Cheyenne to attend the funeral. his mother was aged and the death sudden. He visited family in Cheyenne before departing.
Max Porris pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Matson. The concise plea marks the defendant's admission of charges in the case proceeding in the local court.
A traveler accused of stealing a railroad beacer was found guilty and fined 21 dollars. He was ordered to pay costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
Judge Matson ruled Mrs. DC Stall of Wheatland legally insane yesterday and she was moved to the Evanston Insane Hospital. Sheriff Hughes left Pine Bluffs on business related to the case and reported the transfer.
Real estate listing notes salt prices and terms offered by G. Olaver. Contact phone 574 for details on available lots in all sections of the property. Properties advertised with pricing and conditions.
New York August 30 Mrs Sallie Feig twenty nine years old who had been declared a somnambulist left her home in the morning and wandered to a river where she fell into the water and drowned despite rescue efforts by bystanders authorities reported she had a history of mental illness and strange nocturnal wanderings. the circumstances were described as tragic and unexplained by local officials
A longtime somnambulist died after walking to the sidewalk from her third floor apartment and onto the roof before dawn. Neighbors awoke to find her body near 4008 Seventh Street. Feig notes his wife often slept walked since marriage but never left their home. the couple had no children.
Fragmentary notes refer to city property, parts of South Krone area, and a pull lot sale. Mentions a price or value around 82 580 and 9800, with a phone contact 574. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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