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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
14
General Rosalie Jones and a band of suffragettes trudged 18 miles from Upper Red Hook to Hudson in freezing wind and snow. Their faces were muffled and skirts pinned up as they pressed toward Albany in a courageous protest march.
Edward F. Myline has been ordered deported by the immigration commissioner at Ellis Island. The Englishman, once convicted in London of libelling King George V and sentenced to one year in prison, published a sensational Malta marriage report later proven false in a libel action. His term ended December 11, 1911.
The steamer Marion, in voyage from Philadelphia to Liverpool, collided with an unknown vessel in lower Delaware Bay and may return to Philadelphia under her own power. She carries 22 first class and 123 second class passengers. A separate report says steamer Turrelba ran aground south of Barnegat with over 60 passengers. the Seneca cutter offered aid but waited until morning due to rough seas.
Mrea Byran A. Dillon, believed to be the first White child born in a car near the Shawnee mission area, passed away in Kansas City at age 43. She was born at an Indian trading post near the old Shawnee mission.
Mrs. Marguerite Stone Cameron, daughter of railroad figure Frank Stone, seeks $1,000 monthly alimony from Alpin W. Cameron, son of Alpin J. Cameron, as she files for separate maintenance. She argues his income exceeds $75 weekly, pointing to multiple chauffeurs and staff at their Ridgewood, New Jersey home.
New York police graft probe advances with Police Commissioner Waldo subpoened to testify Friday. Waldo denies blocking the inquiry and accuses A Ber of false statements. Eugene Fox arrested by Waldo’s order amid bribery allegations. two officers and two liquor dealers also under arrest as more confessions are expected.
President elect Wilson and Representative Underwood of Alabama will meet to discuss plans for an extra session of Congress. Democratic leaders favor the session with tariffs and trusts likely to be its main topics.
The House managers and defense counsel opened arguments in the impeachment of Judge Robert W. Archbald of the commerce court. Prosecution contends acts are punishable as high crimes and misdemeanors under the Constitution, though not prosecutable in criminal court.
A Los Angeles institution has launched a school devoted to dressing as a fine art for women students. The piece notes a hypothetical shift if dress making were taught as a culinary discipline, suggesting potential skilled outcomes.
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