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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
4
A Democratic platform pledges bold state moves including relocating the state fair to Cheyenne or Douglas and establishing a state home for orphan and dependent children at Douglas, arguing for treasury benefits and ideal location despite opposition from other cities. The piece also notes criminal cases and social issues affecting public welfare.
Proposes Cheyenne as the central site for a combined Frontier Days and Wyoming State Fair exposition. The plan envisions showcasing Wyoming progress and resources to a broad audience, with Douglas hosting the state fair and non residents attending from nearby districts.
Readable fragments describe machine newspapers and politicians lamenting post election losses in Wyoming. They claim independents and progressives will replace entrenched figures like Clark, praising the Eleventh legislature's clear headedness and the people’s move toward true Wyoming spirit.
A fragmented Wyoming column surveys state politics, editorials, and social notes. It mentions Cheyenne’s welcome for legislators, obliquely references to Dr. Cook, and humorous jibes about candidates in North Adams. It notes Ballinger Pinchot, Cody presidential talk, and Denver’s stature alongside Western plains concerns.
Derrie MIC, an 89 year old man from OtwoRgo county, barricaded a farmhouse five miles from Morelia and armed his family before surrendering to police. He attempted escape by pulling a railing from his cell door, triggering a fire that fatally burned him as the jail and fire station were affected. The blaze caused little structural damage and the hospital admission papers signed by Judge Kellogg were reportedly filed before the incident.
Hartford reports the Weatley Hollister pullet of Manchester continues laying one egg daily, surpassing all prior Connecticut records. The bird has maintained the pace for thirty seven days, with eggs selling at sixty cents a dozen and earning owner Hollister about $1.50 monthly, while records are kept for verification.
Stage manager and chorus girl clash after a Joy Riders joy ride by Misa Bud Bradley delays rehearsal. George Sidney company later loses Miss Bradley amid a dispute over a $460.50 salary for a broken contract as the train prepares to depart.
Sixteen year old Thomasa Golden collapsed from exhaustion while running to Dodson Villa mill for work in Philadelphia. He died minutes later of heart failure after rising late and rushing five blocks to his shift.
A new road will run under Union Pacific tracks linking with the Cheyenne and Northern near Twenty third and Snider. The route over Athol hill requires massive earthwork to maintain a gentle grade, with cuts and fills about fifty feet high. If built, trains may run from Denver to Cheyenne via Wellington and other Colorado towns along the Colorado and Southern line by 1911.
A continuation notes a dog heart and body kept alive separately, with a jugular vein graft of about three centimeters transplanted to the descending aorta. The dog remains in excellent condition as researchers promise public details from Dr Carrel’s method. Coliier's White Lead at Sherman.
Denver December 1 Judge Shattuck ordered the courtroom cleared after declaring the defendant Genko Mitsunaga was being tried by a jury not a mob in the murder of Mrs. Katherine Wilson. The defense failed in attempting to separate the three counts murder accessors to 4 crime and concealing a crime.
Weather forecast shows rain or snow possible in the northwest while most areas stay dry. The 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. records a minimum temperature of 58 degrees and higher readings later, with Palmer, section director, noting limited precipitation.
Cream priced at 100 per pound appears in a day only Atlas Collectionary listing. The notice highlights a limited sale term with no additional details on availability or origin.
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