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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
10
George Warris, accused of killing ranchman Al Othern in front of his wife, has hired prominent attorney G. A. Horkan of Forsyth to conduct depositions and gather evidence. The case, following Othern’s death, is set to be a strenuous courtroom contest as legal talent is mobilized in the western states.
The ad proclaims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion, heartburn, gas, and sour stomach within five minutes. It claims immediate, lasting relief after taking a 50 cent case, with no belching, nausea, or heaviness. It urges readers to buy from a pharmacist for quick stomach comfort.
Deaths listed for multiple towns including Mary Town and Sheridan with names such as Marjorie Olen and Ernest Adanes. Laramie notes a girl and a boy birth to local couples, and Nedershire families celebrate couples like James Smith and Sam Ballard. Marriages include Verna Allen and others, though OCR clarity is limited.
Doctors at a local hospital amputated the right leg of Milfard Baker 15 son of Rev Milton Baker of the Congregational church in Lan der after a pony dragging incident left the boy severely injured several days earlier. The injury necessitated the operation.
J L Mathews of Sheridan in his baron loft groping in darkness fell through an opening to the ground below sustaining two injuries.
An injured man suffered fractures of his right arm described as severe, with expectations that he will be a cripple for life. The report notes the injuries are serious and possibly permanent.
After months of work Union Pacific announces completion of an eight inch pipeline from Rock River to the place. Water at a seventy five pound pressure will be available for health and the company’s shop. The line covers fourteen miles.
Announcement states rural free delivery route No 1 for the Big Horn Basin has been set up and United States mail service will start January 4.
At a Wyoming Coal company meeting W G Hirkhaeuser was elected president succeeding Inte K M Hotbrook. In Kemmerer a coroner's jury exonerated Deputy Sheriff Carl Rodgers who killed Italian Bingki Marsiglio, ruling self defense in the line of duty after Marsiglio resisted arrest at a dance.
Unofficial notice from Sheridan states the Burlington will erect a handsome new depot soon after the first of the year. The project is reported to cost about $25,000, reflecting a significant investment in local rail facilities.
A movement by local physicians proposes creating and sustaining a town laboratory to study diseases in early stages, enabling prompt identification and preventing spread due to lack of facilities. The plan aims to establish a facility capable of investigating illnesses and determining their nature.
A period piece notes the Grip epidemic milder this year yet still dangerous with serious aftereffects. It recommends Vinol a cod liver based tonic to restore vitality and relieve bronchial irritation. A Cheyenne druggist endorsement quotes a Long Branch patient praising Vinol after three bottles.
In federal court yesterday Private Walls colored faced trial for a shot believed to have killed Private Paglkner of Troop CG Ninth Cavalry at Port Russell. The prosecution had not finished when the court adjourned. trial to resume today likely to conclude. Defense is led by General John Charlee Thompson and W B Rows.
A brief note announces a weekday morning special from 7 a.m. to noon at a rate of $3 per hour with Inter Ocean Taxi. The entry names the taxi service and the time window for the offer.
Earl R. Clemens of Rhyolite Nevada, composer of the Wyoming state song, arrived in the city last evening from Cody and is staying at the Albany hotel.
Two burning ash barrels set off alarms between midnight and 12:30 am near the Capitol garage alley and the Palm saloon on Sixteenth street. Fire department responded. no damage reported from either fire.
A man calling himself Jack Nolan and claiming past city employment was arrested by Policeman Barnard on a Shoshon dt authorities request. He is charged with obtaining 66 dollars by fraudulent means, though Nolan says he borrowed 50 dollars before leaving with his wife for Salt Lake City.
A Ber film notes Thursday evening gathering at Keefe Hall for the Bidetora Dance Club. Residents are invited to join the social event and enjoy music and dancing in the Ber neighborhood.
Mary A Leech, a glove buyer in a Pittsburg department store, will receive an annuity of 1000 dollars yearly plus dividends from fifty shares of stock under the late Frederick Gwinner Jr.’s will. The two stars had planned marriage before his death on April 27 from pneumonia, and Leech has supported her elderly mother. The remainder goes to Maward Cwioner’s children.
New York dispatch reports the first vessel of the voyage on the PagaMa canal the American steam yacht Visitor II owned by Commodore W H Brown of Pittsburg. The vessel sailed from the Atlantic to Gatdam and back drawing seventeen feet of water.
Catalog notes sets and individual pieces from Rogers World Brand and Wallace Silver Plated Ware. Prices range from 1.50 to 106.00 with selections including toilet sets spoons knives forks fruit bowls water sets and salts and peppers in sterling and silver filled finishes while they last.
The Atlas performance opens to full capacity with the Rowaty duo impersonating a young Italian artist and a Gypsy girl performing drawings with vocal and instrumental accompaniment. Stone and Hayes charm as singers dancers and impressionists while the Free Letters Pour continue with songs and hits boosting audience excitement. Film animations depict frontier romances in thrilling style.
The Lupo gang of Italian counterfeiters and blackmailers is believed to be halted as thirteen Italians were arrested and a large amount of counterfeit bills seized. Leaders were arrested last winter and are serving terms totaling about 160 years.
Washington dispatch notes Congress opens with several appropriation measures in progress. A thirty million dollar rivers and harbor bill will be ready within a week, and the nine million dollar Indian appropriation bill is due to be ready Monday. House rules changes may slow speed compared with prior sessions.
Atlas Confectionary advertises cream tally priced at 16 cents per pound for Saturday only. Stationery wording indicates store sale and limited time offer.
The C A C Dance planned for Friday has been postponed to Saturday evening December 2 1910. Those holding invitations will be receive notice accordingly. Committee.
An eastbound Northwestern train halted in western Iowa where Mrs. Mmma Hametadt of Columbus Nebraska gave birth to a baby girl after a physician arrived. Passengers at the hotel pooled funds to pay for a nurse and the doctor, each traveler contributing a dollar. The thankful mother was en route to Milwaukee where her husband recently died.
The Japanese Antarctic expedition under Lieutenant Shirase began its voyage this afternoon from Shinagawa Bay aboard the 150 ton schooner Kalman Maru. Foreign experts deem the preparations wholly inadequate and foresee possible failure or disaster.
Paris reports the government asks parliament to allocate 8.3 million francs to flood victims. Of this, 5 million francs are earmarked for wine growers whose crops were ruined.
All members are requested to attend the regular meeting Friday at 8 PM. Important business to be transacted. A A Mahar Adjt STLE Comdr.
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