The State Leader news item from Cheyenne
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1910
Page
2
A Cheyenne based newspaper note references The State Leader with no further readable details. The fragment mentions Cheyenne Wyoming and a phone line, but content beyond location is unreadable.
P Whiting of Wiverton res nena Metropolitan. G Turks, an attendant at Evanston insane asylum, stopped in city en route with a patient. Mrs H C Kelsey of Buford visiting Chyenne. Mr and Mrs Nel Clark of Horeo registered at the Metro polite ast. M Wilson, president of North Platte Valley Irrigation Co, and associates arrived from Douglas en route to Denver. Mius Hdna Wilson of Manville visiting Cheyenne. Joe Darris of Casper at Normandie. Bernice Nowlin of Fort Was hable to visit. Richard Boate of Aiksdale registered at Becker. W C Mulford returned from official trip. E L Embry of the Orpheum Theatre returned from a state trip. Deputy Sheriff Ed School inspected horses to be shipped. Mayor Cook recovered and was in his office yesterday. Watch, Weah.
A fragmented old advertisement touts a bowel tonic promising to aid aging adults with digestive troubles. It urges regular use to regulate bowels and tone the stomach, offering a free trial or sample and claiming no charge for those who inquire.
A new youth group called the Cheyenne Hospital team under Ladies of the Maccabees aims to lift spirits of patients in beds by delivering flowers delicacies literature and small comforts. Mrs F Snyder will oversee with L McKensie as assistant. Naomi Snyder as mascot and Charles Lawlor as musician.
La Junta Colo February 19 A Pullman conductor F C Allen of the Santa Fe is accused of robbing the corpse of Dr Lawl Hughes who died on a train en route from Los Angeles to Nebraska. Officer John Stuart testified seeing a ring removed and Allen later surrendered it claiming he was protecting the dead man’s property. Charges filed against Allen follow the incident aboard the train.
Chicago Feb 19 Prices for live hogs fell four to five cents at the stockyards today with top quotes around 99.27 but still higher than any open market level since 1870. Heavy receipts and mixed statewide and national news influenced the down turn as hogs faced selling pressure.
Washington reports the United States Senate forms a committee to whitewash the tariff investigation on living costs. Lodge chairs the panel with Gallinger Smoot Crawford McCumber and others to begin hearings in Washington, aiming a quick report to support Republican re election.
In Telluride California Mayor Rodcaere was assaulted by Policeman Royer after Royer had arrested a suspect. Mayor Rodgaere demanded the officer’s badge but Royer refused. A special council meeting suspended the mayor pending a hearing next Tuesday.
New York reports Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay serves as president, leading the group in an ongoing conference. Details specify her role within the organization and ongoing discussions among leaders.
A man was seriously wounded in a robbery near Vianichard, Oklahoma, about a mile south of the town. The incident occurred on Reb. 19 and details remain unclear as investigators assess the scene.
In Blanchard a bank raid ends with robbers fleeing toward the hill and a volley of gunfire. Marshal Perry is wounded as citizens and lawmen pursue the robbers who seize a temporary advantage before retreating toward the water.
St Joseph Missouri February 19 After seven attempts Bert Swan a water diver set a new world record by staying under water for three minutes and six seconds. The previous mark was two minutes and thirty eight seconds held by A Enid in a Philadelphia pool.
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