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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
6
The president’s son, driving an automobile, struck a laborer in Rebdering, Massachusetts, seriously injuring him. The incident prompted deep concern from the president, who ordered urgent medical attention for the injured man.
In Kansas City Missouri July 1 delegates from 27 districts gather as President Lewis of the United Mine Workers and James Biolot discuss a settlement to end the Southwestern coal miners strike. Any agreement requires ratification by both the miners’ convention and the Southwestern Interstate Coal Miners association executive body. The delegates previously met in February and then adjourned awaiting developments.
Colorado Springs July 1 The Association of American Railway Accounting Officers closed its annual session at the Antlers hotel with new officers elected President W E Bolley of Chicago. vice presidents Lare A Jones of New Orleans and M B Blauvelt of Chicago. secretary C G Phillips of Chicago.
Pueblo police monitor Jake Laster a cowboy long punching cattle on the plains of Golofado who says he will riot when the Jeffries Johnson fight arrives in town. He claims to carry excitement and danger as crowds gather.
With little money a man electrograms James Geason and Tex ard, fight promoters, to ticket him to attend. When funds dried, he urged prominent Whity men to join him for sea voyage. Latest word says Ban for han aims to reach Keno via Aldedoor Pullman Route before July 4.
Mayor John issued an edict after encountering a wedding procession on Market Street. He called police to break up the parade of revelers, protected the newlyweds, and warned that marriage is no farce.
Buenos Ayres reports Herr Fric the Austrian explorer and ethnologist has been murdered by tribes on the Bot river after living with Indians to study their religion and language. Fric first journeyed to South America as a youth and led expeditions in 1893 through the southern republic. He tracked the murder of Tharetto and recovered his body, aiding museums in Prague and Berlin.
Chicago reports deadly heat with at least twenty deaths and many prostrations across the east. Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh tally four deaths each, Milwaukee and Detroit one each as cities reel from a 106 degree street temperature in Detroit.
A terse reflection notes that feeling ignored may accompany a visible skin infection on the neck. The remark links social concern to a physical blemish and uses stark humor to make its point.
Representative Butler Ames of Massachusetts, a leading figure among House leaders, announced his Senate candidacy to succeed Senator Lodge. He also criticized Lodge methods for controlling Massachusetts politics, signaling the start of his campaign and his push against the political machine.
In Lemberg Austria today Ruthenian and Polish students clashed at the University of Lemberg. Officials and police separated raging factions after many were seriously wounded. Revolvers were fired and violence drew a large police force amid a three cornered contest.
A Minnesota farmer showed the profit of cattle breeding by taking a herd to Chicago and returning with a 5232 dollar check. Broom corn scarcity drives factory and broker searches nationwide as farmers sell early for higher prices. A Brookings County Tan Iving has a graded Short horn sow weighing 1190 pounds yielding 68 pounds of milk daily with 46 10 percent butterfat three months after calving.
Mixal the ugliest hen in Connecticut performs in the lobby of the American Music Hall in Mina i with no beak and two rows of teeth. The strange fowl masticates food rather than pecks, drawing attention from patrons as William Morris, manager, explains the oddity bought from a farmer who found the bird’s condition unexplained.
A July first start for Japan's polar voyage is announced with Liette Shiraz leading a task to reach the Antarctic ahead of the British expedition. Shiraz previously organized a North Pole trip but wartime events halted those plans. The team includes astronomers, geologists, and other specialists aiming for the Antarctic “bottom of the world” before Captain Scott’s party.
Report from the central conference of the Amler on rabbis in Charlevoix details a committee health report. It says New York Managers' Association has no sympathy with lampooning Jews on stage and aims to remove the caricature from performances.
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