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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1910

Page

3

Wedlock and Society Notes From Cheyenne Area

The Wag family records a wedding at the First Presbyterian Church with Agnes J. McDonald as bride and Woyd H. Ankeny as groom. An elaborate ceremony, pink and white decorations, and a Colorado bridal tour follow. The Altar and Rosary Society hosts a meeting at Mrs. John OH. Smiths with singing and apron making, and St. Mark's Guild plans a business gathering. Local residents visit relatives, organize dancing classes, and celebrate Miss Ruth Gates's second birthday as Judge J. A. Van Orsdel and Mrs. Van Orsdel visit Cheyenne.

Wien Rey H. Ankeny Agnes J. McDonald Rolland Bo A. Hoskins Larany Matton McPhei First Presbyterian Church Hille Mrs. Ankeny Colorado Isley Altar and Rosary Society John OH. Smith East Twenty-second Street William E. Mutlen Thomas Cobry

Local Notices and Social Updates

A full attendance is desired at the O. A. W. hall. Mrs. Roy Henderson and her young son travel to Granite Canon for a two week visit with friends. Mrs. Rath, mother of Fred and John Rath, is ill at St. John’s hospital and friends hope for a speedy recovery.

O. A. W. Hall Roy Henderson Granite Canon

Ex-Post Office Clerk Confesses Theft of 15000

Orlando F. Altorre, former post office clerk in Los Angeles, admitted stealing 15000 from a registered mail pouch more than a year after the crime. He says he gave most of the money to his lawyer Fred H. Thompson, now absent from the city. Altorre had earlier been jailed for perjury tied to his civil service job application and was sentenced to three years in Fort Leavenworth prison.

Los Angeles Cal Orlando F. Altorre Atorney Fred H. Thompson Allorre Civil Service Fort Leavenworth Kan

Diaz Nephew of Mexico's President Leaves for San Francisco

Gen. Felix Diaz nephew of President Diaz departs El Paso on two month leave. Mexican papers claim he was removed as Mexico City police chief for backing Vera Cruz Governor Depeso for vice presidency.

Mexico el Paso Tex Felix Diaz Diaz San Francisco Mexico City Depeso Vera Cruz

Cornell to Appoint Adviser to Students at Ithaca

Ithaca N Y June 30 Cornell University will appoint a proctor whose sole duty is student welfare and advising duties if plans by the student committee proceed. Prof W W Roleo, chairman of the committee, says the search is for the right man for the position.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell University W. W. Roleo

Chile to Build World’s Biggest Battleship

Chile plans a 32 000 ton battleship with speed rivaling the fastest ships afloat. A Bugilah female boat bulldere will begin work on the 15 000 000 project, aiming to outpace U S 2 000 ton designs and be completed soon after.

New York Chile Tr Iy United States

Denver Couple Motor to Omaha in Jackson Car

Mr and Mrs Jacob Pilaner of Denver travel to Omaha in their Jackson car and spend the night with Mr and Mrs Henry Breese in Cheyenne. Giga painting at Sherman Co.

Charles Rath Colorado Sherman Wyoming Abe Underwood California Ia Cheyenne Rr, L. Linn H M Hollingswood Lincoln Nebraska Mr. Linn Garpenteria Denver Omaha Jacob Pilaner Jackson Henry Breese Cheyenne Giga Sherman Co

Policemen and others sentenced in Cheyenne court

James Henry and James Powell receive long penitentiary terms for murder and felonious assault in cases linked to the death of Private Frank Carroll and an attack on Miss Hattie Boyce. Leslie Plymell the Cheyenne policeman draws one year to one year and one month. Carlton jailed for forgery of a $22.50 check.

Leslie Plymple Carrold James Henry James Powell State Penitentiary Matson Leslie Plymell Frank Carroll Second Field Artillery Plymell W. B. Ross B. B. Brooks Janes Henry Levi Tracey Colored Citizens’ Club Seventeenth Street Henry Tracey Hattie Boyce Wage Powell John Carltop Carlton

Palace Pharmacy Lotion Promises Cure for Tan and Freckles

The Benzoin Almond Lotion sold by Palace Pharmacy is advertised as a cure for tan and freckles. Consumers are urged to try the product as a remedy.

Palace Pharmacy

Woman Escapes Operation Cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy

Elwood Indiana resident Mrs Sap Mullen reports relief after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities period pains backache and nervous prostration. Mrs Mullen asks other women to seek free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Tom Lydia EB. Pinkham Mra Pinkham Lynn

Pension plan approved for aged employees at major firms

The board proposes a retirement and pension plan for workers who reach twenty years of continuous service and are at least twenty years old. Those aged sixty one who are incapacitated may retire with a pension, with one percent of the ten year average salary per service year. The plan extends to Superior Coal and Union Pacific employees, with sick leave or gaps under one year covered, and transfer between companies not breaking continuous service.

Geh Fae Company Fe Coal Company Loomis Priscoe Dir i Adoption Superior Coal Company Union Pacific F. P. Briscoe Cheyenne Whem

Missouri Mountaineer RS Will Boom Polk Campaign

New York reports a Missouri plan to promote ex Governor Folk’s democratic presidential bid. Ozark region Missourians will tour New England towns to campaign and organize locals around Folk’s gospel as the era shifts.

New York Folk Missouri Otal New England Ozark Mountain York Tomorow Polk

Prohibition Petition Figures Reported in Jefferson City

Historic note from Jefferson City details petition activity for prohibition. Judge W H Walace presided over proceedings as petitions totaling about 9 000 additional supporters were counted. The compilation cites 49 000 signatures on file and references the election timeline tied to November ballots.

Jefferson City W. H. Walace Reget

Inunction on the Ballot Question Mentioned

A fragment notes that a measure will be placed on the official ballot unless prevented by injunction. The terse line hints at a legal hurdle or court action blocking anticipated voting. The text preserves brief reference to ballot placement and legal restraint sources.

Ment

Notice to Eagle bondholders for interest collection

All persons holding Eagle bonds may collect interest by presenting coupons at Stock Growers Bank. J. J. Castle is President and Hawk­sworth is Secretary.

Eagle Bane J. J. Castle W. Pres

Burlington to raise wages for unorganized workers

Burlington, June 80 The Burlington road plans wage increases of 6 to 10 percent for unorganized employees earning 200 or less. The boost is voluntary by management and will affect between 20,000 and 40,000 workers.

Chicagoe Burlington Road

Clerks in Offices Receive Email Salaries Passage

The report notes that the majority of workers in various offices are clerks and are receiving salaries via email. The fragment implies a distribution of payroll processes across departmental staff.

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Miss Tol Methodist India Mrs.ames Bailey St. Mark's Guild Mis Luke Vorhees Peter Hansen Old Society of the Presbyterian Church Matherine Johnson R. A. Hopkinson Carey Avenue Johnson J. A. van Orsdel Ruth Gates Harry C. Gates Fisher Gircle The G. A. RR Paris Fiore Coptmony Herald CO Capitol Avenue Post Office Cornell Reed Missouri Mountaineer Axomerie Kuppenheimer Clothes Kuppenheimer Allenstein Gird Louisville Ill Parris Charles I. Farris MisseNell Kretsinger Sim Kretsinger Hawksworth Burlington E. R. Tarry Neb Pearson England Germany John Brisben Walker Congress
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