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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
16
An examination of social bias toward thinness notes that plump figures attract more friendship admiration and respect. It highlights digestive and nutritional factors, then promotes a patent remedy involving endomene tincture with pepsin rhubarb and cardiol additives to increase body flesh by one to three pounds weekly. Collier's White Lead at Sherman.
More than 2900 Hracilian gallori are under arrest and the republican fighting force is demoralized. Warship crews on Sao Paulo Minas Gornea Deodoro and Bahia await court martial. Battleships dismantled and officers restrict entry to the city with military passports.
The Wyoming Oil Association adopts a series of resolutions urging reform to attract investment. It calls for creating a three member railroad rates board, supporting pipe line construction from oil fields, and federal legislation to protect honest prospectors. The group thanks Governor Brooke and Co B. H. Power, endorses state officials’ efforts, and aims to clean up stifling conditions in Wyoming’s oil industry.
The report ties the death of Wild Horse tamer Dick Ley Ley to a disappearance case linked to Dick Stanley, with investigators noting Stanley’s notoriety and connections in California and Illinois. Authorities see the case as a breakthrough for the Bar Shore affair and Wyoming Wool Growers' inquiry.
After the game Lance leads the team as the Military Club scores a late win at the arena.
In Los Angeles a suit for two and a half million dollars claims Bearice Anita Turnbull is Lucky Baldwin's daughter. Turnbull testified Baldwin married her by contract in San Francisco in 1804 and that the plaintiff was a child of that union. She described the honeymoon and noted Baldwin, age 64, warned she would leave if he remained married to his previous wife.
Kid Ross will reduce training before the Cheyenne Athletic Club contest with Young Erlenborn. His manager left for Denver to finalize arrangements while Erlenborn is due to arrive in the city today or tomorrow.
The American Red Cross, led by President Taft, forecasts six major disasters in the United States in 1911. It notes an average of five to six calamities annually, with damage spanning storms fires floods earthquakes and explosions both domestically and abroad. Total Red Cross and allied relief expenditures for the year reach about $490,500.
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The review notes Augustus Thomas's "Arizona" presented at the Capitol Avenue Theatre this evening. It highlights brisk dialogue, Western themes, and a cast featuring a soldier, a cowboy, and a woman, each carrying the central idea amid vivid background scenes.
Washington reports quote Democratic leaders from the ways and means committee Kentucky delegation and Henry Watterson as they discuss shifting to a revenue based tariff system. Watterson urges education of the public and cautions against drastic measures while the Walker tariff is cited as central to political contention.
Dr Mary J Oliver Donovan a Philadelphia trolley fall victim and $10000 damages award recipient disappeared from her Redden Georgetown home during a snowstorm. Tracks led five miles to Ellendale a shoe found in the snow suggesting travel on foot. The motive and fate remain unknown.
William Saidle a 22 year old from State street Bloomfield New Jersey was discharged from Mountainside hospital five weeks after a fall from a tree while trimming at his father’s home. Doctors had warned he might die but he recovered after the vertebra was broken and he survived the injury.
Just below the neck Mr Snidle, on d being discharged from the hospital, said that he felt good, but somewhat sti and weak.
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