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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
14
The president’s son, driving an automobile, struck and seriously injured a laborer in Rebderiag, Massachusetts. The incident prompted deep concern from the president, who rushed the injured man to hospital for possible surgery.
Kansas City July 1 Ready at a moment’s notice to meet around President Lewis of the United Mine Workers and James Biot of McAllister Oklahoma the two plan to reach an agreement to settle the Southwestern coal miners strike delegates from 27 districts are in the city The action must be ratified by the miners convention and the Southwestern Interstate Coal Miners association executive committee prior to formal settlement.
Colorado Springs July 1 New officers elected for the Association of American Railway Accounting Officers at its Antlers hotel session. President W E Bolley of Chicago. vice presidents Lare A Jones New Orleans and M B Blauert Chicago. secretary C G Phillips Chicago.
Pueblo police keep watch on Jake Laster a plainsman with thirty years of cattle punching after rumor of his plan to attend the Jeffries Johnson bout fueling town excitement. He arrived in town a few days ago and remains under scrutiny as authorities monitor potential disturbances.
A man with few dollars drew attention at the telegraph office by sending notes to James Geason and Tex ard, the fight promoters, asking for a ticket to attend. After funds ran out with no reply, he persuaded prominent men of Whity to escort him to the fleet. Latest word says Ban for han plans to attempt a trip to Keno on the Aldedoor Pullman before July 4.
Mayor John of Cheater, Pennsylvania, vowed to deploy the police to protect a newlywed couple from mock wedding raiders seen marching on Market Street. He summoned a patrolman, halted the procession, and sent the bride and groom home by cab. He ordered marriage not be treated as a farce.
Buenos Ayres reports the Austrian explorer and ethnologist Herr Fric was murdered by members of a local tribe during a South American expedition. Fric had long studied the Indian tribes, collected artifacts for the Prague and Berlin museums, and previously led explorations in 1893 after an earlier first journey begun at age 12.
Chicago reports at least twenty deaths from the heat with many prostrations across the East. Philadelphia records six deaths while New York Chicago and Pittsburgh each report four. Milwaukee and Detroit each tally one. Detroit's street temperature hit 106.
A terse health advisory notes that a carbuncle on the neck can cause discomfort and social worry. It emphasizes seeking medical care and hygiene to prevent infection and promote recovery.
Representative Butler Ames of Massachusetts announces his candidacy for the Senate to succeed Senator Lodge. He attacks Lodge methods of controlling Massachusetts politics and signals his campaign to run against the political machine.
At the University of Lemberg in Lemberg Austria, July 1, Ruthenian and Polish students clashed again. Police separated the combatants after many officials and students were seriously injured. The feud, rooted in racial jealousy, flared into a three cornered battle with revolvers used as hundreds participated.
A Minnesota farmer mailed back a $5,232 check after taking cattle to Chicago to illustrate profits from raking livestock. The piece notes broom corn shortages and buyers scouring the countryside, with many farmers selling broom corn early for better prices last year. It also mentions a 10 year old Short horn sow in Brookings county weighing 1,190 pounds producing 68 pounds of milk daily and 46 10 percent butter fat three months after calving.
New York July 1 Mixal the ugliest hen in Connecticut performs in the lobby of the American Music Hall in Minai. She lacks a beak has two rows of teeth and a tongue. William Morris manager, bought the hen from a Connecticut farmer who offered no explanation for Mizhana’s oddity.
A Tokyo report notes Liette Shiraz will lead a Japanese polar push to reach the southern pole by August. Shiraz previously organized a North Pole effort that was halted by the Russo-Japanese War. His South polar party includes an astronomer and geologist among eight others, aiming to beat Captain Scott's British expedition to the pole.
In Charlevoix and Wie July reports from the central conference of the Amler on rabbis now in session, the committee on Health state notes attempts to remove the caricature of the Jew from the stage. The report records correspondence with the New York Managers Association, which is assured the managers do not sympathize with lampooning the Jew on stage.
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