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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
4
A jagged summary of upheaval reports widespread violence and territory shifts. Guerreros and revolutionaries clash with burning bridges and torn wires along Torreon to C. P. Dias, with references to Del Rio and Pel Rio and uncertain leadership as Madero's position lingers.
A fragmented early 20th century column notes a Democratic platform urging use of male inmate labor to build and improve public highways. The piece reflects offhand political and social commentary of the era with assorted local references and stray anecdotes.
Unclear text references Judge Willis Van Deventer and speculation about his selection to the United States Supreme Court. Mentions recognition of his ability and career achievements. The fragmentary wording limits precise details or dates.
The piece lauds Judge Van Devanter of Wyoming for advancing to an associate justice nomination and praises his national recognition by Presidents Harrison McKinley Roosevelt and Taft. It notes repeated federal appointments and hints at potential future chief justice consideration, reflecting strong state pride.
The editorial argues for abolishing the state penitentiary contract system that makes private profit from convict labor. It proposes directing male convict labor to public works, notably highway construction, to address two long‑standing Wyoming issues and enable state road projects previously unaffordable.
Disjointed notes report actions around Prom Hagle Pass Maverick County Texas. Mentions Eacio Pass safe P. Ding suppression of Beth denial and 1000 men in heat. Claims of Madero nonexistent and President Ding killed. Revolutionia aims to capture Torreon with no disturbance there. Madero linked to coal mines near Eagle Pos and vegetable purchases.
The poem by Richard Linthicum imagines Champ Clark as Speaker of the House enacting anti auto palace rules. It envisions a Democratic majority restricting presidential limousine perks and limiting government expense while mocking political figures and policies with playful rhymes.
The Atlas program features Hayden Borden and Hayden with a varied bill of musical numbers dance and clever repartee. Lancaster Haywood Lancaster present The Marriage Broker. Mughorn Musical Trio delivers strong instrumental entertainment. Motion pictures cap the show for a full audience.
A decorative notice announces Arigona as the attraction at the Capital Avenue Theatre on Friday evening December 16. The brief item notes the show as one of the season’s dramatic treats and references its reception in New York and other cities. The wording is unclear but preserves the event and venue.
A garbled excerpt suggests a discussion of a satirical tale and a film correcting preconceived notions about the "Wild and Woolly West" with a focus on atmosphere and visual accuracy. It notes Promio-like elements and contrasts between legend and cinematic depiction.
A Sunday night blast aimed at the Continental Oil offices near the Colorado and Southern tracks at Nineteenth Street failed to open the safe. Nitro glycerine was used, but the charge did not succeed in entering the vault.
A failed safe robbery ends with burglars fleeing after an explosion at a wall safe. Manager Fred Bode found the scene yesterday morning noting burned matches and debris. Fifteen dollars remained in the safe. doors were left unlocked and a placard warned would be burglars.
In Fvangsion on December 12 two men released from city hall after confinement for a minor breach of law reportedly fought over a blanket while in custody. Both men refused to give their names to authorities.
A damaged clipping describes a stabbing incident with a man wounded and the assailant arrested. The suspect received preliminary hearing and was bound over to the district court on a charge alleged with intent to kill. The excerpt notes the man had served time in a state penitentiary in Windew ahader at sherman Co.
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