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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
8
Hartford man Burs sought divorce in Reno with his wife accusing cruelty and neglect to supply fuel. She requested a court order for support money to travel to Reno, but the husband refused to provide funds.
Judge Moran granted a wife a divorce yesterday describing the husband as an acne-bodied man who was regularly employed as a barber with good income. It marked the first time a person who has never lived in Reno was granted a divorce here.
In Boston on December 10 at the new Arena, Misses Clara and Eleanor Crocker will be introduced in a debutante affair described as a unique skating car nival. The event, hosted by Miss Sarah Crocker, marks the Crocker sisters' formal social debut among exclusive circles.
La Fayette High School faces the C.A.C. team in the season opener at House Hall on Saturday night. The local squad has trained six weeks and aims to challenge the champions of the Central state. The C.A.C. unit, formerly B.C., is well matched and several local players show promise as a third team may be formed for upcoming games.
A Denver Telegram shows Congressman A W Rucker calling rumors that General Pershing would replace General Thomas or move Fort Logan and the department headquarters to Cheyenne as a canard. War department officials deny changes, noting Fort Logan remains a recruiting site and Fort Logan staff average salaries.
Lafayette High School meets A C basketball team in the season debut at Keefe Hall on Saturday evening December 10 with a postgame dance and Enameling by Sherman Co after the game.
In Salzburg Austria a sensational tale involves Count Seefried who wed Princess Elizabeth of Ravenna and owns Calberg Castle. A headless female corpse is found on a nearby road as rumors swirl of an attempted royal curse and a supposed anarchist plot.
The 1910 agricultural report details record high values for corn and cotton with corn leading the cereal total at about 2.71 billion dollars. Oats barley flaxseed and sugar crops also show gains while wheat and potato values lag. Meat dairy and animal products push total farm value up despite cereal declines.
Bert J. Darling thirty nine of Philadelphia is killed and his son Samuel fifteen mortally wounded when a tandem motorcycle crashes into a telephone pole on the Whitehorse Pike after a shore ride. The elder Darling's head was crushed and the boy was thrown against the road embankment and is internally injured and unconscious.
A high school basketball contest is set for Saturday evening December 10 as the local school faces the A A basketball team. The game promises local fan interest with standard court action and rivalry style play.
Annapolis reports three additional midshipmen in the navy hospital with typhoid fever. The ill are Philip D. Beach of Connecticut from the first class, Garnet Hulings of Pennsylvania, and Roy H. Wakeman of Kansas from the second class. Wakeman serves as a substitute on the football team.
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