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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1910
Page
4
The Pinchot case centers on the chief forester’s aggressive stance and his insistence on citing Taftian statements. Observers note his bold testimony before the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry challenges Taft’s position, raising questions about the President’s own involvement and the investigation’s scope.
The New Jersey grand jury indicts six major meat and poultry packing firms and twenty-one individuals for criminal conspiracy to limit supply and raise prices. Conviction could bring three years in prison or a $1000 fine, signaling a shift to prosecuting individuals behind trusts rather than corporations. The piece argues this approach may accelerate anti trust outcomes and deter future conspiracies by holding leaders personally liable.
A critic argues wealth amplifies meanness and social disdain, noting figures like Rockefeller Sage and Hetty Green. The piece contends most people resist the corrupting lure of vast fortune, while money intensifies contempt for the wealthy compared with lesser fortunes.
Fragmentary report mentions a proposed ink related to battleships and navy uses. It hints at a “record breaking” notion and other ways to interpret breaking. Details about exact entities, dates, or locations are unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary verse evokes wartime memory and home longing with lines about twilight peace and singing of Home Sweet Home. Murky OCR reads as a poetical reminiscence focusing on comradeship, wine of life, and a final prayer to heaven as journey ends. The text names no specific persons or places clearly.
Chicago, Feb. 26. Judge Newcomer granted Anna Ulrich power to supervise her husband Charles after a drunkenness arraignment. He must run the house, wash, and help with dishes daily while she controls his wages and daily beer allowance to keep him out of trouble.
New York reports an 18-year-old Italian boy Charles Barbara died from injuries suffered in the Messina earthquake. Barbara, living with his widowed mother and sister, fell from a second story window during the shock but saved his mother before ending his own life. His sister perished in the disaster.
The body of Abraham Dibble, chief clerk in the Union Pacific trainmaster's office, died of heart failure in his bed. Born in Bitter Creek in 1869, he was one of Wyoming’s oldest native residents. He retired a few hours before his death. his roommate woke the physician after Dibble’s sudden collapse. Dibble’s body was taken to Green River for interment.
Sheridan Wyoming February 25. John Wuley a minor grew fatigued waiting for a train to a neighboring coal camp. He slept beside the Burlington track and woke at the state hospital with both hands and both feet frozen. He was found barely alive by section men and his condition described as serious though improving.
Atlas Monday offers an extra fine DIN. Martines and Martines, the Oypay minstrels, to instrumental works. In Lats Valaduns, a unique rigmarden. The Beardsley sioxers, Galaty hoisted and refined one and ance and change agitate. The Alias orchestra with fine selections. Prof. Duan, 20th century wendurs.
Carbondale Pal February 26 Frank Constantino of Carbondale collapsed and died from what doctors called over exertion of the heart after he drew to a royal flush in a tense poker game. The scene ended with a big pot and Constantino found dead hours later in his room.
Camillo Madrid a Mexico native challenged a county jailer after arrest for assaulting his wife on the street. He claimed he had beaten her only when she refused to obey, and said jail was unfair. He was fined in police court. Trinidad, Co
An advertisement promises a free trial of a catarrh remedy claiming instant relief and a cure. It urges quick action, requests the reader fill a coupon and mail it, and asserts the user will gain normal breath and relief with no risk.
More than 7 000 hens from the United States and Europe are slated to attend an egg laying contest in Mexico next fall under Missouri State Poultry Board chief Tt. & Quisserberry. The event will be hosted at a new poultry station to be operated by the U S Department of Agriculture and run by the Mingourt poultry board. J W Bwhlader, editor of a local poultry journal, will oversee the station which will house 1 000 hens. The plan aims to show the scientific potential of egg laying and its growth prospects.
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