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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
5
An examination of Charles Klein's treatment of police methods in the play The Third Degree and his portrayal of the dangers of the third degree. The piece notes public debate over police investigations and the book's aim to expose the harm and broad possibilities linked to coercive interrogation.
The Citizens National Bank invites the business of young men and promises cordial cooperation. It notes that small beginnings in saving easily grow into large balances and that bankers understand how rapidly a habit of saving forms.
A Jalil Record notes ongoing prisoner pen acquisitions at the county jail this month, a new record for the institution. Wasser pean' supplies a pencil box with pen, pencil and ruler included with every pair of children’s school shoes. Ralpe Adamsky buys property on West Twenty-seventh Street near Qnrey Avenue from Harry Hoffman.
A complaint was filed against Clarence Mowe the special officer charged with an altercation involving a soldier Ww. Wils at Frontier Park last week at Faspect Hospital. The incident is reported as part of ongoing local disorder at the park and hospital scene.
The Capitol Avenue theatre announces a new drama based on psychology and metaphysics. The production features Jack Ellis, Sarah Padden, J B Williams, H H Kinkham and others for two performances on Saturday, promising a rare treat for local playgoers.
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America are called to gather 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, vice counsel.
The Rev Aug Hauberich formerly of Middleburg Ohio confessed to stealing seventeen watches and $18 from Eden College students in St Louis County to fund attendance at a Pennsylvania district conference. He arrived in custody from Cincinnati and was jailed after arrest sparked by a student report. Hauberich said he would plead guilty. his preaching license had been revoked by the governing board a month earlier.
John A. Lomax of the University of Texas in Austin, with Harvard cooperation and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s backing, spends Frontier week in Cheyenne collecting cowboy and frontier ballads to be preserved as a valuable part of American literature. Roosevelt commends Lomax’s work and encourages broader western scope.
Notice announces a demonstration of the Imperial Wiedcie Washing Ale machine at the office today at 2 o clock p m. All residents are invited to attend and bring items to showcase. The event is organized by Cheyenne Whr Publ & Powered, located at 1713 Capital Avenue.
In a telegram Governor B. H. Brooks announced the death of his mother Mrs. M. M. Brooks in Port Wayne Indiana. He left Cheyenne to attend the funeral. the mother, an aged lady, died suddenly Monday evening. The governor’s son John Brooks stayed behind.
Max Porris yesterday entered a guilty plea before Judge Matson. The case details were presented in the courthouse, with the defendant admitting responsibility for the charges.
A traveler accused of stealing a railroad beacon faced a $21 fine and court costs plus thirty days in jail. The plea or verdict details show a quick sentencing in a minor theft case involving railway property.
Sheriff Hughes left yesterday for Pine Bluffs on official business. Adjudged insane Mrs. DC Stall of Wheatland was yesterday declared insane by Judge Matson and taken to an asylum hospital in Evanston.
A classified item notes salt terms and prices for parcels offered by G S Olaver with contact via phone 574.
New York news reports Mrs. Sallie Feig, a 29 year old woman, was found dead after what authorities describe as a sleepwalking episode. The incident occurred in the city as officials investigate possible underlying conditions or external factors contributing to her fatal sleepwalking.
A longtime somnambulist died after leaving her third floor apartment and walking to the roof then onto the street. Neighbors found her body on the sidewalk in front of 4008 Seventy Fourth Street. Feig says his wife had a history of sleepwalking but never left their home. They had no children.
An informal listing advertises parts of the city lots in South Krone with pricing details and a contact phone number for inquiries. The note indicates parcels can be handled for a stated amount and includes a partial phone reference.
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