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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1911

Page

9

Three Concerns in Control of Markets

Washington January 6 oral arguments opened in the Supreme Court seeking dissolution of the tobacco trust. J C McReynolds outlined a history from 1890 to 1904 of the American Tobacco Company holding sixty five firms while alleging plug wars and wartime style agreements with Imperial Tobacco of England, dividing markets worldwide.

Washington Tobacco Trust Supreme Court J. C. McReynolds American Tobacco Company New American Tobacco Company Imperial Tobacco Company England Imperial Great Britain United States Cuba Oren

Frar Lands Charges Put to Test by Congress Inquiry

Washington January 6 The corporation magnates tied to Philippine friar lands face a congressional committee hearing next Wednesday. Indications are the investigation will end this session and Representative Martin of Colorado is expected to report the charges without foundation.

Washington Committee of Investigation Congress Martin Colorado Tay

Fair Miss Rasmussen to Visit New York Critics

Miss Maurine Rasmussen of San Francisco comes to New York to let the public judge if she resembles Harrison Fisher. The note ends with Continued On Page 3.

New York Maurine Rasmussin San Francisco Harrison Fisher

Blume Attacks Schedule K at Wool Growers Convention

State Senator Frederick H. Blume of Wyoming attacked the wool schedule of the tariff at the Wool Growers Convention in Portland Oregon. He argued for a tax method change to favor wool growers and worsted makers, citing current tariff protection and asking for adjustments to benefit the home flock.

Blume Wool Growers Convention Wyoming Portland Taft Ore Frederick H. Blume J. R. Crundy Philadelphia Peter C. Johnston Fred H. Blume Sion United States

Boy Aviator Soars Above Grim Forts

Jimmy Ward an 18 year old aviator wins 5000 by circling the two forts on the Atlantis coast Fort Sumpter and Fort Moultrie. He flew to the navy yard on Cooper river then over the city crossing the Cooper and Wando rivers. He reached 6000 feet on the return and landed with the engine off.

Charleston D. C Jimmy Ward Atlantis Forts Sumpter Moultrie Ward Navy Yard Cooper River City Cooper Wando Rivers Fort Moultrie Maresh

Benator Elkins Taken to Kikina West Virginia

The body of Benator Elkins was transported to Kikina West Virginia after a brief service of prayer. A funeral is set for tomorrow morning with President Taft, Vice President Sherman, and a congressional delegation expected to attend.

Washington Benator Elkins Kikina W. Va Taft Sherman

Weather Forecast for Nopont and Palr Area

Forecast shows moderate Saturday with likely Sunday. Northwest Crowns area may differ. Over the past twenty four hours temperatures reached 15 degrees with a high around 21 and a low near 5 degrees. Precipitation of snow is possible in the northwest sector.

Enow

Fleet Would Strike at Coast of Empire

Washington discusses a U S war college plan for a potential war with Japan. The strategy envisions a fleet to strike Japanese shores, seize Tokyo, and blockade, with alternate scenarios if Japan moves on the Philippines and Hawaii. A Panama Canal free passage proposal is linked to naval service.

Empire Washington United States War College Japan Ehipa Collier Tsushima Florentvensky Tokio Philippines Hawaiian Islands Flint California United States Panama Canal Cana

Boy Bandits Slay Policeman Captor in Duluth Case

William Maxed and Algor Johnson, two boy bandits who robbed a hotel clerk this morning and killed Patrolman Harry Cheemore after they were arrested, are believed located in a logging camp eighteen miles north of Duluth. A rural mail carrier reported seeing youths matching their description. a posse heads toward the camp.

Duluth Minn Jen William Maxed Algor Johnson Harry Cheemore Here

Poison mystery unsolved in Maryland deaths

Qumberland Md Jan 6 The mystery of Grace Bios sor and Chorien T Twigg bodies found in a house last Saturday dead from cyanide poisoning remains unsolved. Despite investigation and testimony the coroners jury found death by unknown means with no clue as to how the poison was administered or secured.

Qumberland Grace Biossor Chorien T. Twigg

To The Citizens of Cheyenne Leader Office Advertisement

Public notice requests readers to subscribe or contribute to the Leader newspaper. It lists pricing for year and shorter terms, with contact by mail to the Leader office on Carey Avenue and a phone number for inquiries.

V Brothers Eleters the Leader Carey Ave

Boiler Explosion Kills Three Near Ranchester

Sheridan reports a boiler explosion on locomotive No 5152 two miles from Ranchester at 9 oclock. Engineer Zumbrennen and Brakeman Jones were killed. fireman Albert J Goodwater is dying. Several others injured as wrecking train is sent from Sheridan.

Sheridan Wye Burlington Ranchester Zumbrennen Jones Zambrennen Etation Albert J. Goodwater

Forty-One New Congressmen Added in Reapportionment Bill

Wellington Jan 6 Chairman Crampacker of the house committee on census introduced a reapportionment bill restoring the house to 434 members. The measure would add one congressman to Alabama Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Montana North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island South Dakota Utah West Virginia. Illinois MassachusettsNew Jersey Texas Washington two each. California Oklahoma three. Pennsylvania four. New York six.

Wellington Crampacker House Alabama Colorado Florida Idaho Louisiana Mich Minnesota Montana North Ohio Rhode Island South Dakota Utah West Virginia Ilinois Massachusetts New Jersey Texas Washington Calfornia Oklahoma Pennsylvania New York

Six Die In Chinatown Fire At House of Fire Entrances

New York reports a Chinatown blaze at the House of Fire Entrances results in six deaths. Firemen recover two bodies and fear four others are buried in debris. Roughly a hundred Chinese residents were in the building when the fire began and the search was halted due to unsafe ruins.

Chinatown New York

Capture of 10000 rifles by ex rebels reported

Washington reports Gustavo A. Madero received word that Insurrectos seized 15 000 rifles in Chihuahua destined for federal troops. Navarro near Totorario clashed with Insurrectos in a preliminary engagement with no casualties reported. He aims to trap Insurrectos between his forces and a Juarez march toward Guerrero.

Washington Gustavo A. Madero Mexico Insurrectos Chihuahua Navarro Guerrero Juarez

Pool room raid hits Tom Corbett betting chief

In San Francisco on January 6 police raided the pool room run by Tom Corbett, the famous betting commissioner. Corbett was not present at the time of the raid.

Tom Corbett POLIH San Francisco Corbett

Mythical Right of Way Cost 410000

Eight new indictments are filed against Joseph G. Robin accusing theft of 207000 from Washington Savings Bank. Public Services Commission probes why South Traction records show 400000 for right of way and Railroad Traction Construction shows 200000 for work not performed. Rabinovitchs turn letters to DA. family tensions noted.

New York Joseph G. Robin Public Advice Commission Washington Savings Bank Public Services Commission South Traction Company Robin Queensborough Railroad Traction Construction Company Rabinovitch Joseph Louise

Miners Rescued After Twenty Hours Entombment

Nine men were entombed two miles underground for twenty hours in the Morning mine near Mullen Wallace Idaho after a cave-in of an old stope cut them off from the surface. They were rescued unhurt tonight.

Wallace Idaho Mullen

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