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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
14
Casper report describes Daniel Hille, a desperado, entering the Grand Central hotel with a revolver and forcing patrons into the street. The city marshal faced the armed man, who taunted him before the weapon discharged and wounded Hille. Authorities overpowered Hille and jailed him.
Rock Springs residents discuss utility options as a foreign firm seeks electricity franchise. In another incident a Milwaukee saloon bartender was shot after a dispute over money. the foreigner fled but was captured and jailed. In Laramie two railroad workers were injured by a premature dynamite explosion in the Fish Creek cut, risking their eyesight.
Sheridan January 9 Attorney C G Sackett secured a continuance to the next term for George H Harris charged with the murder of neighboring ranchman Al Cotton near the Wyoming Montana line. The killing occurred several weeks ago.
Sheriff RK Hoop of Sheridan county reports arrest of J. Sweet in Toledo Ohio on a requisition. He is wanted here to answer to a charge of passing a worthless check drawn on D. D. Warner for 150. The suspect was captured in Toledo and is being brought back for legal proceedings.
Lusk reports a harsh cold snap with a ranch blaze damaging an 880 acre property. No fatalities reported. investigations ongoing into cause and extent of loss affecting local livestock and operations.
Harry Hargraves sells grazing land for 12500 a record in this section. iusk Niobrara could emerge as a new county if the legislature acts. Hartville C D Fletcher resigns the mayoral post. W Covington named to the unexpired term. Sheridan Chamber pushes a nurses home for the state hospital at 29500. Monarch stove fire damages the Birkhauser home. Forest service reports wolves coyotes and wild cats killed in Big Horn reserve. Wheatland ice harvest injures BE A Jordan. Riverton bonds 15000 voted for municipal water plant. Gillette burglars steal $50 jewelry. no clue. Rawlins Australian host shot for trampling railway property. Rock Springs workers injured in roundhouse accident. Brando Martin Olson injured in Albany sled accident. Laramie Frank Murray released on 500 bail. Deaths listed for Sheridan Moorecroft Manderson Rock Springs Reliance Encampment. Births Clermont Jus k Monarch Buffalo Rock Springs. Marriages Gillette Worland Geho.
The program for the fourth annual National Corn Exposition runs from January to February 11 in eight Ohio State Exposition buildings. The event, noted as one of the world’s greatest expositions, will feature competitive exhibits from more than thirty-five states and showcases national agricultural progress.
Preparations for the opening of the National Western Stock Show on next Monday January 16th are completed. The sixth annual event promises to eclipse prior shows, aided by elegant new buildings added to the grounds and the show setup as a major attraction in Denver.
The Denver stock yards anticipate overflow as large entries fill the breeding and livestock displays. The new Poultry Show joins the event along with a carload stock exhibit drawing participants from across the country. The show aims to educate farmers and stockmen and expand western agriculture. Railroads offer low rates to invite up to 50 000 visitors to Denver for the annual event.
An old advertisement claims a quick cure for colds using laxative bromosine tablets. It states druggists refund money if the remedy fails and features a Be. W. Groves signature on each box. The note appears as a pasted product blurb with bold assurances.
Cleveland police arrested Frea C Hoffman posing as a Bell Telephone agent with a card index of burglary targets. The gang, including Arche Harrison and Burt Hoseydge, looted numerous houses and hid stolen silver plate at the Forest Hills estate of John D Rockefeller. O Reilly, the alleged leader, is at large.
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