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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
5
Premier As quith introduced a bill altering the religious declaration of the sovereign upon his coronation. The measure passed 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 and Miss Phillips plan a cross continental overland trip in a complete camping outfit. The Rochester socialite and the Boston writer will travel from Cheyenne to Denver, then west, stopping at points of interest and later to publish magazine articles.
New York June 30 The first loft of Panama hats seized on Colector Loebs order for alleged undervaluation has been appraised. Experts placed the value at 124552 dollars according to an official report.
In Passaic New Jersey a woman returned a four year old boy to his mother Mrs Mary Kinitsky after saying her kidnapped son had been brought to a nearby house. The case recalls a prior abduction of the elder boy Joseph about four years old. Police report the second child was taken again by the same woman and another family member remaining at the home.
At the customs house a first valuation of 66 5 000 is set. Importers may be allowed to post bond and recover as much stock as their bond permits while adjustments proceed. This access ends a long struggle since the initial seizure and stop order that froze about 1 million dollars of Panama hats, halting the season’s trade. Treasury agents will then begin appraisals on remaining lots.
Federal Judge Smith McPherson urged an end to the bleached flour trial in Kansas City after more than three weeks of testimony. He complained that too many corroborative witnesses were being called. Miller witnesses testified today.
The Eleventh Infantry departs Fort Rudstil this morning for a 200 mile march through Southern Wyoming and Northern Colorado. The unit will end at maneuver headquarters in the Crow Creek reserve around the middle of the month.
Talequah Oklahoma June 30 A former U S deputy marshal Robert Terry was fatally wounded by CG Pratt cashier of the Bank of Kansas Kansas Ohio in a booth near the payment to Indians. Pratt shot Terry three times as he approached. Terry had pursued Wycliffe outlaws near Kansas Oklahoma in 1906.
The Southern Commercial congress estimates a 71 percent population gain for the South including Missouri and Oklahoma since 1900. They project the 1910 population at 2,415,297, far above the 18 1 2 percent rise for the rest of the nation. Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Georgia and Alabama lead the gains, per provisional bureau figures.
Palace Pharmacy promotes Benzoin Almond Lotion as a cure for tan and Preckles. The advertisement urges readers to try the product.
Cambridge June 8 Governor Charles Evans Hughes of New York spoke at Harvard Phi Beta Kappa about Some Aspects of Our Democracy. He warned against faulting public officials and urged disciplined virtue and public service to strengthen democracy and concentrate power in responsible governance.
In Portland Maine the Hale faction of the Republican party supports Asher C Hinds as nominee for Congress in the First district. Efforts to push Colonel Fred Hale son of Senator Eugene Hale failed as Hinds won easily.
A woman recalls a Bohemian neighbor disciplining her child with a mustard plaster, claiming in her country disobedient children are punished this way. She notes the plaster does not blister, but is used as an effective corrective measure, surpassing whipping or scolding.
A clipped quotation from the New York Press notes that all little Bohemians try to avoid conformity even if it costs them good behavior. The line reflects social commentary on youth and nonconformity.
Chicago reports two young women grabbed William Johnson’s clothing while he swam at Revon Street beach and fled. Police chief Steward sent detectives to pursue the suspects, believed linked to other thefts in the area.
In Pattergon New Jersey Miss Florence Scott, a stationery shop employee, was struck by three volumes of Hind's precedents when their heavy weight toppled from a fifth story skylight in a neighboring building. She survived after the incident near the Sharman Co.
Famous French aviator declares air travel differs from crossing the ocean and asserts aviation will govern the Atlantic route. He plans a flight to Canada to prove the point and promote progress in air travel.
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