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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1910
Page
14
Rochester police launch a wide search for a pretty 11 year old girl who said she is Ger and is missing after a reported incident in the city.
Denver reports Shorty Adams of Pueblo says he will back Flynn against Tim ONeill if $1000 is raised by ONeill supporters. Adams also bets $250 that Johnny OKeefe can beat ONeill in twenty rounds. Eddie Pitta finalizes Cheyenne bout plans for December 20. Magey School may return to Cheyenne early next year with Jensen and Erlenborn aiming for more matches.
A late empire lists steps toward popular government as imperial assemblies inaugurate reform. The throne advances the parliament date to 1913, with the pope and American college guests noting civic progress. A college visit includes a baseball anecdote about Plank and left-handed pitching.
Pekin reports that the ancient regime in China will likely end after the Chinese New Year in January 1911. The throne is said to have decided to yield to the imperial senate’s resolution calling for the immediate creation of a constitutional cabinet. Political events in China continue to unfold.
Notice is hereby given under Chapter 140 of the Wyoming Revised Statutes that School District Number Three in Big Horn County will receive bids for twenty five negotiable coupons bonds of five hundred dollars each at six percent interest. Bonds dated February 1 1911 payable at County Treasurer Resin Wyoming or State Treasurer Cheyenne, maturing 25 years after date. Proceeds for a new schoolhouse and furniture. Bids due January 7 1911 by 1 PM, opened at the Board of Trustees office. Bids marked Foaled Proposals addressed to John W Robertson Clerk Lovell Wyoming.
Omaha dispatch quotes Manville Wyoming cattleman AU GC Whitney at the Merchants hotel describing a near empty range and scarce cattle numbers. He notes corn and hay imports by cattle and sheepmen, prices are decent given market crowding, and he has shipped twenty two carloads to South Omaha since September.
In Rock Rapids Iowa a 19 year old stepson Johm Woobbins shot and killed his mother's ex husband Harry Jordan who had gone to the home to see his wife. Witnesses say Jordan smashed a door and pursued by Woobbins who fired four shots with one hitting Jordan in the heart. The motive linked to the broken marriage and intoxication rumors.
Public notice fragment shows a contracted disclaimer by an individual’s spouse regarding responsibility. Unclear names and places. readable details point to a legal or financial notice about obligations.
In Washington on December 10, saloonkeepers petition the U S Supreme Court for a temporary order delaying the Iowa liquor law while appealing its validity. They asked the federal court to prevent Marshalltown from enforcing the act, contending the lower court dismissed and declined to grant a continuing injunction before the appeal.
Maelke, manager of the Vishatelphig American League baseball team, led the club to the championship of the season. The article notes their victory and mentions the team’s status after securing the title.
Chicago December 10 Jack Johnson the champion and John L Sullivan the daddy of them all nearly collide in a taxi incident outside the Congress hotel. Johnson in a large motor car swung around a corner at speed and skidded into a waiting taxicab before steering away.
Sul livan and Ottehan reacted with anger as a narrow escape from a shakeup left them unable to return a greeting to the speeder. The tense moment underscores rising tensions among the officers involved.
James J. Corrvett was refused permission by promoters at the Tri State Fairgrounds aviation meet in Memphis Tennessee to fly with Birdmen Harriog or Molawant during the event.
Elks dance announced for Tuesday in December inviting all Elks and noting a first sun proof paint event at Sherman Co.
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