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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1911

Page

11

Woman's club hosts visiting legislators in afternoon program

The Woman's club plans a courtesy for visiting legislators with Mrs. Mason Smith and Mrs. Hart in charge. Mrs. Hart will read a paper on Mazzini at three o'clock, followed by refreshments. A short business session starts at 2:30. Tea hosts include Mrs. Henderson, Bennett, Barrelle, Johnson, and Hart.

Woman's Club B. Mason Smith Hart Mazzini H. B. Henderson H. M. Bennett Morris K. Barrelle Iver Johnson W. K. Hart

Remedy for coughs and throat relief suggested

An old advertisement outlines various tonics and syrups claimed to ease coughs, bronchitis, and throat irritation. It mentions warm water beverages, dosage notes, and references to branded compounds and home remedies as cures.

Palmist at 1817 Howse St Readings Daily

A local palmist offers card reading clairvoyant and astrological services at 1817 Howse Street with daily sessions. Typewritten horoscopes available for five cents and guaranteed accurate.

Howse St. Palmist

Defeat of Clark Predicted in State Senatoric Battle

The piece describes the expected defeat of Clark for the United States Senate. It notes insurgents unlikely to back Clark on first ballot and questions if Senator Blume will align, citing Sheridan county constituents favoring a progressive legislator and Hardin of Sheridan county also opposed to Clark.

United States Clark Blume Sheridan County National Congress Hardin Alto Ikea Frank Hitchcock United States Postal System Caperlaily Hia

Governor Wilson Speaks on Reforms and Primary Law

Governor Wilson urges passage of effective inspection and limitation laws to control markets and protect health stored in Hudson county warehouses. He calls for perfecting and extending state primary law to all elective offices and official selections to empower people against machine politics. He supports automatic compensation for injured workers and tougher regulation of corporations and public service.

Hudson County N. J Wilson Trmont Oregon Hotumi

Governor's plan calls for reform and natural resource care

The text outlines a broad program including equalization of axes, conservation of natural resources, health and safety of Ita people, and bold election reform. It emphasizes eliminating corrupt practices, tightening primary and election laws, and simplifying state government by abolishing useless boards and commissions.

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Modern Protective Assn Hosts First Annual Old Time Dance

One of the winter season pleasures in the city was the First Annual Old Time Dance at Fraternal hall hosted by the Modern Protective Association. The program featured old fashioned square dances and other dances, with refreshments closing the evening.

S City Modern Protective Association

Wolgast Plans Three Six-Round Bouts in East

Champion Wolgast confirms three six round fights in Philadelphia at the American Athletic Club. Opponents include Packey McFarland on Feb 8, Knockout Brown on Feb 16, and a title defense against Nelson on the anniversary date. Each bout carries a total $15,000 purse split between fighters.

Wolgast Cadillac Mich Nd Wolgast Knockout Brown Battling Nelson Packey McFarland Philadelphia Jack O’brien O'Brien American Athletic Club McFarland Brown Nelson

A. A. U. Plans Fund for Olympic Team

The National A. A. U. raised $10,000 as the initial step toward sending an American team to Stockholm for the Olympic Games. The fund aims to reach about $30,000, with a deadline extending to May 1912 to collect the remaining amount.

New York Stockholm

City Council Holds Long Executive Session Seeks Appointments

The council met in a two hour executive session at 10:10 PM to discuss city appointments. Mayor Bresnahen offered no picks. several candidates were mentioned but names were not released. The body approved routine business, bonds, and ordinances, and planned a future special meeting to decide on appointive officers.

L R. Breenwhen Bresnahen T. Joe Cahill Grey City Holiness Carliale Round Top Ayatem Ft. Russell Ayuatem D.8. Swan Armatrong United States Army Boyle and Dixon John Manewal Bresnahens P. 8 Cook Bacon Whiting F. L. Johnson

Duk of Vicen Finds Clerk Work in London Stock Firm

Report from New York dated January 17 states the Duke of Vicen Prince Miguel of Braganga, married to Anita Blewart, has taken a clerk job in a London stock broker’s office. A partner notes the duke performs ordinary clerical duties well and adheres to standard hours and lunch, showing eagerness to learn business affairs.

Anita Stpewart New York New York City Duk Vicen Prince Miguel of Braganga Mikes Anita Blewart London Oreton

Enameling at the Sherman Co Draw in New York Fight

Joe Wage and Packey Hommey battled to a ten round draw at the Olympic A C G in New York on January 17. Hommey pressed the action in exchanges and clinches leveraging his greater weight to control much of the bout's pace.

Wagner Hommey New York Joe Wage Packey Hommey

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William Wolcott Misa Louise Walcott Jack Horner Adie Henderson Margaret Bullock Evelyn Post Ruth Johnson Emily Elizabeth Johnston Bertha Dubois Walter Thomas Bobbie Bradley Meyer Spaulding Redmond Franklin Fay Robert Dubois Cleasant Sumption Kirby Olds Lois and Clarence Rodeen William Johnson andMs. Heckstrom Erickson Theodore Johnson Oberg Ernest Johnson Mauck Hamilton Taylor Alma Johnson Effie and Helson Heckstrom Anna Carlson Messrs. A. Hamilton George Swanson Peter Larson Elmer John Johnson Thomas McCafferty Elks’ Club Metz Sheridan Mra J. M. Newman State Treasure Mra. Baird Jam’ Mahoney Ja G. Davin Denver Musical Club Carnegie Ibrary Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy Fred Warren Washington, DG Cornelia Baxter-Tevis-McKee Katherine Baxter Knoxville Cheyenne Washington Dickinson Jone Madame Smith Pictata Nwiscusseh M. Veta Citizens Club Bent Street Eagles’ Lodge Day Walter M. Moffat Andrew McKingle Doyle & Martin Swan L A. Matthews The Sherman Co Elizabeth Hopkins Convent H. C. Jf WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
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