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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
13
notice warns all outstanding light and gas bills not paid by today the 10th will receive no rebate Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Co declares the measure in effect and urges immediate payment to avoid loss of rebate or service disruption
An advertisement invites shoppers to buy gifts from a man’s store, stressing that every item is important and not a side line. The copy positions the shop as prioritizing quality and significance in its inventory.
Historical religious discussion on Jesus trial and crucifixion. The Sanhedrin seeks Rome's execution by Pilate, shifting jurisdiction to Galilee and Herod, amid charges of sedition. The narrative notes the plan to redeem Israel and the world, and references Pilate's and Herod's attempts to avoid responsibility.
A dramatic scene depicts Pontius Pilate declaring no fault in Jesus yet yielding to crowd pressure to crucify. Herod, Herod’s guards, and Pilate wrestle with justice as the prisoner faces a brutal fate outside Jerusalem. The narrative notes the political maneuvering, the practice of washing hands, and the crucifixion proceeding at Golgotha with the inscription Jesus King of the Jews.
The body of William Lannon age 50 an expressman was found sitting upright in a tent at the rear of Frank Lindenmier 316 West Twenty fourth Street. A rifle lay near the body and the coroner's jury ruled suicide. Lannon had become despondent over a family dispute about relocation between Cheyenne and Port Collins. A nephew arrived to take the remains to Port Collins for burial.
Frank T. Bright filed the monthly report with the State Humane Society summarizing actions. Child canes handled 28 with 22 boys and 6 girls and 2 men 1 woman. Warnings 12. One boy placed in a private home in Los Angeles California three in Athens Texas one in the Crittenden home Denver Colorado two under doctor care in Hudson Wyoming one near Cheyenne. Three court cases won. Diato Rigge fined 10 dollars and costs for giving a minor beer and drunkenness at Shoshoni. John Jones fined 50 dollars and costs for frequenting houses of ill fame at Moneta. Agnes Rimpau fined 100 dollars and costs for harboring minors at houses of ill fame trials at Lander. Two couples living together were advised to marry and did. Places visited Casper Shoshoni Mudeon and Lander.
Oxenburg and Gildy compete on a Russell boxing card for Christmas Night. Young Oxenburg of company 1 Eleventh infantry and Kid il of company L of the same regiment are featured.
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