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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1910

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Beef Trust Indicted in New Jersey Conspiracy Scandal

New York reports the grand jury in New Jersey indicted the so called beef trust. The six major packing firms and twenty one packers are accused of conspiracy to restrain meat and poultry supply. The indictment lists Armour Swift Morris Hammond and others and hints at further unnamed participants.

New York New Jersey Packing Company Armour’ & Co. Swift Co Morris & Co Hammond Packing Company G. H. Hammond & A. Individu Tra. N. Morris Arthur Meeker Edward Tikten L. A. Carton Thomas BH. Wilson Thomas J. Connors F. A. Wewler L. Oh. Heyman James B. Bathgate, Jr George J. Edwards HB. Cooper WB. Hartwell Henry GB Darlington USA Fuller and Lemuel Patterson Jersey City Warshousen Grand Jory Supreme Court NGA Aesttty

Widow of Vaughn Fading Arrest Or Murder

Kirksville Missouri February 25 Prosecuting Attorney Wiser says a warrant charges Alma Vaughn with murdering her husband Professor A Y Vaughn. The grand jury finished its inquiry and the indictment is to be served tomorrow. Dr James R Hull of Monroe City was arrested Thursday. The widow claims no involvement and questions a bloodless stomach sample and possible poison after death.

Kirksville Wiser Alma Vaughn A. Y. Vaughn Professor Vaughn Vaughn James RB. Hull Monroe City Senee Vaugh Ars. Vaulein

Chicken thieves use chloroform on hens in Kansas City case

Wyandotte County Horticultural Society offers a 5000 dollar reward for arrest and conviction of chicken thieves blamed for kidnapping about 40000 chickens since last Christmas. The gang allegedly administers chloroform to victims and drains roosts without a sound.

Kansas City Wyndotte County Kansas

Bishop Thomas Secures Funds for Campaign

Bishop N. W. Thomas reports a successful eastern tour to raise funds for Episcopal work in Wyoming. He secured money for church and hospital construction and an endowment of 10000 dollars for a hospital in Lander to support Episcopal health care in the state.

Thomas N. W. Thomas Ito “Thre Elly Wyoming Lander

Riots Break Out In Philadelphia After Transit Strike

Philadelphia scene deteriorates as Rapid Transit board rejects churchmen arbitra tion offer and vows to rehire strikers only until March. Riots erupt with many injured and a policeman beaten. Black Hussars patrols and rail cars run to manage chaos amid widespread labor tension.

Philadelphia Rapid Tranale Company United States

Prosecution Fails to Drop Christian Science Charge in Messenger Case

In a Colorado trial, prosecutors struggle to prove neglect of children under Christian Science practices. The defense calls witnesses including practitioners from Denver and Pueblo while arguing no statute requires a regular physician. The case centers on the Messengers and the clash between medicine and faith healing in 1910.

Howl Christian Science Charge Messenger Cas Christian Science Ebuveh Medica Voryry Udge Colorado Chiildren Noel Neers Moana Mente Beto m B. W

Relative Crooks Get Old Banker Hto Froubee

Kupana City Feb 25 Byron L Chih six years old and president of the Bank of Holyrood Kar was arrested today on wrecking charges. He claims years as a farmer led to fortune but losses caused by relatives in trusted positions. He says shortages were covered by paying others sums totaling 100000, keeping the bank open. Maxwell Church and F W Thomas former cashiers are being sought by the state bank commissioner.

Maxwell Church F. W. Thomas Chea

Thirteenth Victim Of St Louis Political Feud

Bad Jack Barry dies from two bullet wounds inflicted by Clerk Henry Diederichsen in the seventh district justice court. The feud traces back ten years as Simon Barry was killed and Thomas Barry wounded in prior clashes between Republican factions.

ST. Ls St. Lows Jack Barry Hanry Diederihsen St. Louis Diederichsen Barry Dub Barrys Simon Barry Thomas

Governor Warns Against Kalamazoo Boxing Fight

Governor Warner stated the proposed Ketcher Capont boxing match at Kalamazoo cannot occur in Michigan under state boxing rules. He said professional fighters must adhere to the official contest standards and counties have been notified of the prohibition.

Will Stor Uansing Miah Warner Ketcher Capont Kalamagoo Michigan

Texas Through the Eyes of a Returning Visitor

A former World War II figure plans to visit Texas to write about its history after recovering from injuries. The upcoming visit aims to document the state's past and present in a historical piece for publication.

Texas Washington Ant Roosevelt Ilo

Brother Ragy to Spend $150000 to Prevent Extradition

A. C. Conlin known as Prof. Astro the Handcuff King, who helped sixteen prisoners break jail at Springs Ark, was shot while fleeing in Okolona mountains. He is wanted in San Francisco for grand larceny. His brother vowed to spend $50,000 to resist extradition.

Mot Springs Ark A. C. Conlin Astro Earth Okolona Conlin San Francisco

Rector notes hope in bad boys for future citizens

In Middletown Rev. George B. Qubent of Christ Episcopal Church urges that typical bad boys offer more potential as useful citizens than good ones. He plans to convert a farm near a lake into a plant for turning bad boys into productive adults, arguing harsher behavior may yield stronger reform.

Middletown Conn George B. Qubent Christ Episcopal Church Gilbert

Taxicab gang brutal attack leaves Greenthal near death

Jacob Greenthal, a chandelier maker active in political work for Senator McManus, is dying after a brutal assault by five taxi gang members in New York. His tongue was split from end to end, and police suspect a political motive. A large amount of money found on him stirs questions about robbery. Witnesses and investigators question a chauffeur, with tensions linking the incident to political feuds and election day activity.

New York Jacob Greenthal French Hospital Greenthal Robery Grenthal McManus Inez Thomas Bisbery Senator McManus

Battling Swede and Muggsy Fight to Draw in Wyoming

In Sheridan Wyoming on February 25 Muggsy of Cheyenne and Pete Jensen the Battling Dane of Denver fought a furious 20 round bout. The decision ended in a draw with Schoel’s right eye closed in the second round as both sides pushed for a knockout from start to finish.

Sheridan Wyo Muggsy School Cheyenne Pete Jensen Denver Schoel

Would-be matricide gets twenty five years

John Hamock aged 18 was sentenced to twenty five years in San Quentin after attempting to kill his mother by putting formaldehyde in her coffee. He aimed to force her to give him money, but the mother survived the poison attempt.

Los Angeles John Hamscock San Quentin

Betting on a Government Case in Pinchot Inquiry

Washington February 24 A charge by Horace Tillard Jones special agent of the land office says James M Sheridan sent to Washington to handle hearings in Cunningham coal cases effectively weakened the government's position by letting claimants lawyers review all evidence. Jones attacked Sheridan's competency noting Glavis knew more law despite being no lawyer. He linked Glavis Alaska work to Sheridan's assignment and questioned Taft administration actions. The testimony touched on grand jury efforts and cabinet politics surrounding Alaska coal claims and Cunningham land matters.

Washington Horace Tillard Jones Land Office James M. Sheridan Qlavis Ballinger- Pinchot Jones Sheridan Glavis Coeleene Alaska Pinchot Seattle MroTaft Wickersham Glavia Cunningham Grayls Donald A. McKenzie James Ft. Garfield Taft Garfield McKenzie Inman

Prolonged Disappearance Echoes in Japanese Community

The article follows Kimma a friend of Yama as police seek the elusive moneylender and jewel thief. Minnie Chico is linked to a missing hundred seventy dollars while tensions rise within Cheyenne's Flowery Kingdom Japanese colony amid baffling claims and gossip.

Minnie Chico Minnie Yana Minule Cheyenne

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