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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

5

Laughlin Sues Officials for False Arrest

Allen Laughlin a Glendo area ranchman sues J f Roberts Justice and W J Sheldon constable seeking 1000 dollars in damages for alleged false arrest over an interference charge at a headgate near Laughlin property. Arguments were heard before Judge Matson with Jack Clark for the plaintiff and M A Kilne for the defendants.

Roberts Glendo Sheldon Laughlin Matson Jack Clark M. A. Kilne

Democratic Candidate Present at Canvass in Wyoming

The state canvassers met at the capitol to count November ballots. Democrat Frank J. Houx was declared winner by 37 votes, the smallest state office majority on record, over Republican William R. Sopin ger. Houx plans to move to the capital early next year to assume the secretary of state post.

State Board of Canvassers Qyna Wyoming William R. Sopinger Hotx Albany Fremont Shgeridan Johnson Fremont County Houx Schnitger State Board Carey Cody

State Board canvass shows no change in results

The state board led by Governor J T Brooks and officials completed the official canvass of the November 8 election. Fremont Big Horn and Units counties missing prevent final tally. totals show shifts but incumbents and majorities largely unchanged. Socialist and Democratic candidates listed with gains and losses. overall vote about 465 votes higher than the previous presidential tally.

J. T. Brooks William R. Schnitger LeRoy Grant Edward Gillette Fremont County Joseph M. Carey Heatetary Hitente Frank L. Houx Robert Forsyth John A. Baird Rose A. Bird Supreme Court Charles N. Potter Congress Frank W. Mondell William W. Paterson Lyman Payne Joseph A. Johnson Gabriel Sillvast James Morgan Big Horn Fremont Units Secretary of State

Neal Institute Claims Three Day Cure For Drink Habit

The Neal Institute at Omaha Nebraska advertises a three day liquor cure said to permanently end drunkenness without injections or dangerous drugs. Promoting internal treatment, it asserts hundreds of alcoholic wrecks have been discharged after three days and restored to family and business in sound mental and physical condition.

Neal Institute Omalin Nebr Neal U. S Menia G. L 10Th St Omahs

$25,000 Damage Suit in Federal Court

In federal court Judge J A Riner hears a $26,000 damage claim by George W Whitney against Union Pacific. Whitney, once a railway mall clerk, says a rod overhead in a car struck him on the head while he slept on a cot causing a permanent injury. Accident alleged May 1907. Attorney Walter Stoll represents Whitney. Judge John W Lacey represents the railroad.

J. A. Riner George W. Whitney Union Pacific Railroad Company Whitney Walter Stoll John W. Lacey Railroad Company

The Climax at Capitol Avenue Theatre Friday Night

A dramatic melody of love ambition and betrayal returns with The Climax featuring Adelloa Von Hagen. The city audience who enjoyed last season’s performance will see the production again, presented with the striking dramatic style praised previously.

Aveyr Ceatre

Delighted Perf of Pietro Piano Piece and Adelina Sings

A dramatic stage blend of music and drama praises Pietro on piano with his composition and accompaniments for Adelina as she sings grand opera. The reviewer highlights the unique and delightful production at Sherman Co with photo by Ralls.

Pietro Adelina

Lafayette High vs O A C basketball opener at Keele Hall

The season opener reports Lafayette High School facing O A C in basketball at Keele Hall Saturday evening. After the game, a dance was held. Texas population stands at 2,396,542 with a rise of 47,832 people, up 27.5 percent.

Lafayette High School O. A. OC

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