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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
12
The piece profiles Miles Poindexter as a pivotal insurgent figure poised to join the U.S. Senate from Washington. It highlights his tactical use of the "psychological moment" to gain support, his career shifts from Spokane to Washington politics, and his rise following intra party clashes.
Odd OCR snippet shows a boastful, bored young man at a bathroom stool joking with waitstaff. Puzzling phrases like Adam and Eve flat and Ming that come before the ten appear, leaving unclear action or outcome.
A garbled dialogue scene shows the Waltrons reacting to a young man who suggests someone is dying and noting that some people think others are in danger. The exchange hints at misunderstanding and menace in a casual setting.
A verse urging early holiday shopping contrasts simple gifts with grander dreams. It humorously imagines Willie receiving a sled, father a necktie, Uncle Jack tobacco, and others in a family scenes set before Christmas Day. The piece points to giving as a benevolent act shaping the season’s spirit.
The Capitol Avenue theatre offered Florence Webber in The Climax to a small crowd last evening. Webber as Adelina Von Hagen impressed with a strong vocal performance, her singing standing out in a simple four character cast. The reviewer notes her talent could carry better plays and predicts she would reward repeat attendance.
In federal court yesterday all evidence in the 82500 damage suit of George Whitney v. the Pacific Railroad was presented and opposing counsel completed their arguments before a court recess. The case likely will occupy the entire day as Judge Riner prepares to instruct the jury.
The Whitney damage suit may be completed this morning as Judge Kiner weighs an injunction filed by Union Pacific against Albany County Treasurer Harry Magnant and the county board. Sheridan Downey and H. B. Groespeck defend the treasurer and commissioners. Union Pacific is represented by a city attorney. The motion seeks to block collection of about $2,000, a roughly 10 percent tax increase claimed by the county. The railroad argues the board had no right to the levy. the company has already paid what it deems equitable into the treasury.
Readable fragment lists Xmas and New Year merchandise including booklets calendars lamps and tobacco items like cigars pipes and stockers. Also mentions a Koole bell and other holiday related goods for sale.
The report requests Congress approve 39.6 million dollars for aircraft procurement and 7 million more for immediate naval Canal Zone establishments. It also seeks 4.64 million for fire central systems and notes a 20.6 percent drop in desertions, the lowest army death rate on record, and calls for more officers and artillery materiel.
A vintage sounding bank appeal urges readers to start a savings account with low entry of one dollar. It promises easy caveat about security and integrity of the bank staff, framing the savings as a friend in need and urging action at the next pay day.
The draft notes total military appropriations at 2,199,074,278 dollars, down 8,257,004 from the current year. The decrease comes from lower requests for incidental expenses and supplies, while fortifications and other defense works receive higher funding.
A letter from George L. Erhard, formerly of Cheyenne, informs that his little daughter Helen died recently from stomach trouble. The remains of the child were ...
A vault placement and interment plan are noted with December 30 as the date. The message expresses sorrow from friends for the bereavement of Mr Wichard Ty and his wife the cling salesman.
Tonight marks the season debut as Lafayeiia High School hosts a local basketball clash at Keefe Hall. Following the game, a dance is planned to celebrate the opening night and welcome students and fans back to the gym.
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