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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
6
General Rosalie Jones leads a small band of suffragettes into Hudson New York in darkness after an 18 mile march from Upper Red Hook. Their skirts are pinned and faces muffled against a cold biting wind and blowing snow showing their resolve.
Edward F. Myline an Englishman convicted in London of libeling King George V and sentenced to one year in prison has been ordered deported by the immigration commissioner at Ellis Island Myline published a sensational Malta marriage story later disproved in a libel action brought by England's solicitor general His term ends December 11 1911 now he faces removal to England
The steamer Marion, en route to Liverpool, collided with an unknown vessel in lower Delaware bay. It is unclear how badly she is damaged. Wireless reports say she is returning to Philadelphia under her own power with 22 first class and 123 second class passengers aboard. Aground steamer Turrelba near Barnegat with over 60 passengers was attended by the revenue cutter Seneca but awaited daylight before moving passengers due to rough seas.
Mrea Byran A. Dillon, born at an Indian trading post near the Shawnee mission, dies in Kansas City at age 43. She was the first White child born in the area now tied to the state’s history. Her death marks the end of a notable local connection to early Kansas frontier life.
New York report: Mrs Marguerite Stone Cameron seeks $1,000 a month alimony from Alpin W Cameron, claiming his income exceeds his $75 weekly salary. She cites multiple chauffeurs and household staff at their Ridgewood New Jersey home, and notes a separation filed after a troubled marriage begun in 1902.
New York vice developments shock the public as police gatekeeper Waldo refuses to testify before the committee and accuses a witness of false statements. Eugene Fox is arrested on Waldo’s order, amid reports of officers and liquor dealers under arrest and anticipated confessions in the graft inquiry.
Washington December 24 plans for an extra session of Congress will be considered at a conference between President-elect Wilson and Representative Underwood Democratic leader of the House. All Democratic leaders are anxious for the session. Tariffs and trusts would probably be the subjects of the session.
Washington observers report the impeachment inquiry against Judge Robert W. Archbold of the commerce court opened with House managers and defense attorneys arguing about acts not subject to criminal court prosecution. Prosecution contends the acts constitute high crimes and misdemeanors under the Constitution.
A Los Angeles school trains girls in dressing as a fine art. The article suggests that if dressmaking were taught as a culinary art, there could be notable skill and achievement.
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