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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
13
Premier Asquith introduced in the House a bill to alter the religious declaration of the sovereign upon coronation. The measure was placed at its first reading by 383 to 42. The text affirms the sovereign is a faithful Protestant without singling out the Roman Catholic Church.
Miss Scott heiress from Rochester and Miss Phillips, a Boston writer, set out from Cheyenne for Denver in an Over land auto. They carry camping gear, plan to cook along the way, and will document the journey for magazine articles. They expect a few days out before resuming westward travel.
Experts placed the value of the first batch of Panama hats seized on Colector Loeb's order for undervaluation at 124,552 dollars after completion of appraisal on June 30 in New York.
In Passaic New Jersey a mixed tale of kidnapping emerges as Mrs Mary Kinitsky reports her four year old son Vodick missing after a stranger claimed the child was left at a nearby house. Her elder son Joseph, then four, was stolen two years earlier by a jealous relative. A stranger later appeared saying the kidnapped boy was with the woman at a nearby address and offered to stay while the mother checked. The mother found the boy missing again along with the woman.
At the custom house the first valuation reached 66 5000. Importers may be allowed to post bond and reclaim bond permits for the stock awaiting final adjustment. This power to recover goods ends a long seizure that tied up about 1 million dollars of Panama hats and halted trade for the season. Treasury agents will begin appraisal on remaining lots immediately.
Federal Judge Smith McPherson in Kansas City urged closing the bleached flour trial today after more than three weeks of testimony. He complained that the proceedings have grown burdensome with too many corroborative witnesses being called. Miller witnesses testified today.
The Eleventh Infantry departs Fort Rudstil this morning for a 200 mile practice march through southern Wyoming and northern Colorado. The route ends at maneuver headquarters in the Crow Creek reserve around mid month.
Talequah Oklahoma June 30 an armed conflict ended with Robert Terry former United States deputy marshal fatally wounded by CG Pratt cashier of the Bank of Kansas Kansas Ohio after Terry approached the collector's booth Pratt shot him three times in a long running Indian payment dispute.
The Southern Commercial congress estimates the 1910 census will show the South including Missouri and Oklahoma increased population by 71 percent since 1900, far exceeding the 18 1 2 percent rise for the nation. Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Georgia and Alabama head the gains, according to provisional estimates.
The Benzoin Almond Lotion sold by Palace Pharmacy claims to cure tan and preckles. The product advertisement urges customers to try the lotion as a remedy.
Cambridge Mass June 8 Governor Charles Evans Hughes of New York spoke at the Harvard Phi Beta Kappa annual meeting on democracy. He warned against public fault finding and urged concentrating power and virtue in public life for the republic to endure.
In Portland Maine June the Hale faction of the Republican party saw Asher C Hinds house parliamentarian nominated for Congress in the First district. Despite efforts to nominate Colonel Fred Hale son of Senator Eugene Hale Hinds won easily.
A woman defends mustard plaster as a moral corrective, recalling a Bohemian neighbor who threatened a child with the plaster for disobedience. She argues it is more effective than whipping or scolding and notes it is not kept long enough to blister.
A New York Press excerpt notes that even good conduct can be sacrificed by those who cling to bohemian attitudes, urging readers to resist trends and maintain discipline.
Chicago police investigated two young women who allegedly stole clothes from William Johnson as he swam to shore at Revon Street beach. Johnson sought help and retrieved his belongings later, with detectives pursuing leads on related thefts.
In Paterson New Jersey Miss Florence Scott, employed at a stationery shop, was nearly killed when three volumes of Hind’s precedents of the House of Representatives crashed through a skylight from a fifth story window in a neighboring building. The incident occurred as she rose from her desk and escaped serious injury.
Famous French aviator says flying to Canada shows air travel differs from ocean voyages. He emphasizes advancements in aviation and the challenges ahead for transatlantic routes.
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