04 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
1
Riona Owens a lone pedestrian from Shoshoni Wyoming endured a forty hour snow storm while walking toward Denver Colorado. She set out Thursday morning and reached the state capital office at 8 20 pm yesterday describing a grueling trek marked by freezing conditions and fatigue. She hoped to complete the 107 mile journey by walking until dawn today.
Washington reports Zelaya refuses to acknowledge Secretary Knox note and dispatches emissaries to block U S plan. Central American leaders seek congressional sway while American warships patrol coast and Diaz era tensions rise with Germany Japan eyeing canal rights.
A dog named Fido allegedly caused a domestic dispute between Mrs. Gusade Ade and John Marshall, leading to a disorderly conduct charge in Norwalk Ohio. Judge Newcomer admonished the animal in a humorous proceeding that drew local attention.
Officials of the Switchmen’s union report alarm over West reports of Railway Trainmen returning to work. Washington and Minnesota leaders met with Governor Eberhart to push a settlement, while Great Northern managers pledge unity. In the Twin Cities fifteen hundred workers affected as Great Falls and Superior tie up ore and mill operations.
Secretary of the Navy Meyer reports to President Taft that only certain areas may be considered for yard closures. He cautions against abandoning sites with heavy past expenditures and argues for expanded Caribbean stations and a repair base as Panama Canal traffic grows. He endorses another big drydock and a repair ship while urging Atlantic coastal docking capacity.
Secretary Ballinger designated 140 600 acres in Wyoming under the enlarged homestead law. This brings Wyoming subject to enlarged entry to over 12 000 000 acres in total.
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