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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1911
Page
2
In Sundance Wyoming a premature explosion in a Bear Lodge coal mine runway kills Frank Jones who was placing the shot and injures two Brauner brothers nearby. Jones had arrived from Moorcroft days earlier and had worked in mines briefly.
From an unquestioned authority on male ailments comes a home remedy claimed to rapidly restore nervous exhaustion anxiety and social competence. The formula blends syrups and tinctures with ingredients said to cure dizziness heart symptoms and insomnia after meals and during revival boosting nervous force in weeks.
Platte Valley workers comb storm area for a sheepherder believed to have perished. Evanston deputy captures Hyrum Harlin wanted in Oxden Utah on embezzlement charges. Douglas eyes new mobile fire hose truck like Cheyenne’s. Vine Bluffs line ready to activate Albin Pine Bluffs telephone service. Evanston George Hively dies at state insane asylum after transfer from Johnson County. Douglas Maude George weds William Moon in La Bonte country.
The Lyric Orchestra led by Chas Gardner will entertain Le Baron Restaurant patrons today from 12:20 to 1:80 PM and again from 5:45 to 6:45 PM.
Kansas City January 14. Frank Yerkes a former Missouri Pacific detective testifies that boxcars were robbed of merchandise worth thousands by guards employed to protect railway property. Goods were laundered through wreck sales in Missouri Kansas and nearby states. Yerkes alias Frank Howard made a sworn statement in Wyandotte County jail charging state secret service employes. He was arrested January 6 as part of an ongoing probe begun September 1 of last year.
An advertisement touts Marmoia Prescription Tablets as a safe easy solution to fatness. It claims rapid, uniform weight loss of about a pound daily without effort, with health and complexion benefits and no stomach trouble. It urges readers to contact The Marmoila Company in Detroit Michigan.
The nerve centers that control vision are the largest to the brain though regulating the smallest organs. Relieve eye strain by an exam from a knowledgeable optometrist trained in optics and mental factors. Consultation free by appointment. Our lens grinding department can fabricate or duplicate lenses quickly.
The sultan of Sulu writes President Taft about his U S tour. He calls America the best country he has visited and says he may return with more chiefs to open their eyes. He notes loyalty to the government, sending children to school, and asks chiefs to follow his example.
A wireless message from the Merida 800 miles off Florida to the Herman Fraser in Yucatan land saved Captain Arthur N. McGray's life after ptomaine poisoning. The Merida's operator relayed treatment instructions that arrived just as a naval surgeon in Dry Tortugas replied.
Chief Justice G Sweeney told the Nevada state pardons board that a bill could be introduced to make criminal libel grounds for a plea of justifiable homicide. The remark came during the Shelor contempt case hearing, where Shelor seeks remittance of a fine and imprisonment for publishing a newspaper article.
George Fou of Oakland admitted intending to kill Prince Ta al, uncle of the Chinese emperor, after stepping from a train on October 6. He was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and faces sentencing today.
Johns Hopkins Hospital plans a new ward for nervous disease using dream analysis under psychoanalysis. Dr Trigant Burrow will lead sessions with dreams guiding treatment while Dr Meyer heads neurotic disease efforts and helps establish the ward at the Baltimore institution.
Orlando B. Chamberlain of Chardon receives an $88.50 check as Civil War clothes compensation. He enlisted in the Thirty-fourth New York Infantry in 1861 at 17, re enlisted in 1863, carried a regimental flag into the Petersburg crater, was captured, and released in 1865. The bill dated nearly fifty years ago was finally settled.
Harvard reports a total enrollment of 6 279 for all departments including Radcliffe College and faculty. The figure shows a decline of twenty nine from the previous year with 359 fewer in the college proper and graduate, medical and summer schools, while gains in other departments offset much of the loss.
In Fort Smith Arkansas on January 14 six men pleaded guilty to bootlegging before Judge Rogers in federal court. David Armstrong and Payette Armstrong, father and son from Texarkana, received sentences to federal prison at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
An old advertisement notes Diapepsin instantly ends stomach misery in five minutes by aiding digestion. It claims to prevent sour stomach, belching, heartburn, and nausea, with 50 cent cases offering enough supply to cure most dyspepsia.
Ithaca N Y Jan 14 The season’s first toboggan accident at Cornell injured John W Peters a freshman in the college of architecture He fractured the skull and was taken to the University Infirmary in serious condition The mishap occurred during a Founder’s Day outing when the party’s toboggan overturned on the steep incline Peters was the only one seriously hurt others escaped uninjured
A brief budget note indicates about 200000 dollars are planned to be spent this year in Wis year la, with allocations touching New Scot and Albuquerque areas including Mnakew and Moodau.
Territorial Superintendent Clark of Santa Fe highlights New Mexico as a fine modern school building area. Lim adds no radical changes in textbooks this year. He notes 1,400 of 1,600 teachers attended county Institutes last year and that under the new constitution $100,000 will go to in vulnerable schools.
Topeka Kas January 14 There will be a concerted effort by Republican leaders led by Representative J W Davis of Kiowa to push constitutional amendment making state officer terms four years instead of two.
Advertisers urged to share the State Leader with friends or business acquaintances in the East. The paper highlights Cheyenne and Wyoming opportunities and offers special mail subscriptions: one year 3.75 dollars, six months 2 dollars, three months 1 dollar. Readers are asked to call the Leader office at 92 to assist.
Rev. Robert J. McPetridge pastor of St Marks Episcopal church was bitten by a dog in Cheyenne. A second Cheyenne man is en route to Chicago for Pasteur treatment as precaution against potential rabies complications.
A resident of 2614 Central Avenue, after learning of a dog bite incident involving RB. S. Van Tassel and Dr. A. W. Barber, departed yesterday for the Pasteur Institute following friends' pleas. The dog that bitten McFetridge, who was scratched over a week ago, has been killed.
The P A will host an old time dance and social at Fraternal Hall on Tuesday evening January 17. Admission is 50 cents for all. Charley Argishemier serves as prompter and J J Grainger as floor manager. The event promises a lively, nostalgic evening from 20 years ago. Committee of Arrangements.
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