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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
12
The next Supreme Court term will hear key tax cases such as Standard Oil and American Tobacco plus the United States Against Northern Securities. The justices will decide the constitutionality of the anti-crrat law and whether the government may impose a special tax on corporations.
Cheyenne residents are urged to buy the remaining Chautauqua tickets to meet the guaranteed number. The committee warns fewer than 400 tickets remain and notes that two hundred residents buying two tickets each would fulfill the guarantee. Purchasers may resell or use the tickets, with the event described as beneficial to the town’s intellect and moral tone.
George Gregory of Cheyenne died at Riverton leaving many mourners who recall his boyhood charm and leadership. He moved to Riverton four years ago, helped shape the town’s early fortunes, and was a prominent civic figure whose losserdeeply felt by friends and political allies.
The Salt Lake Herald Republican recalls the tenure of Chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller and the early Supreme Court justices. It notes Marshall, Taney, and Waite among predecessors, and highlights landmark cases shaping congressional power and interstate commerce under early constitutional law.
A degraded OCR poem warns rulers and masters about greed and oppression. It laments debasement of justice and faith, calls for the end of lordship of gold, and foresees a time when the fooled awake and resist. The piece critiques courts, camps, and amassing wealth at the nation’s expense.
Nat Goodwin recounts a humorous misreading of a nurse job interview at the Cafe des Beaux Arts. Mrs X’s strict questions uncover a clash over who the nurse would serve, the wife or the husband, highlighting a domestic staffing mishap.
Mrs. George LaPash hosts her sister Mrs. Fred L. Miller of Des Moines for summer visits and cousin Mrs. C. J. Cole of Pierre for a month. Mrs. Wilfred O’Leary and baby return from New York. Dr George S. Carlin travels to Cheyenne for wage conference. George A. Brown and William Dawson visit, plus J. F. Pringham of Casper and Eastman of Douglas. Francis Wilkinson from Horse Creek, James Mowser of Casper attend to business. Otto K. Fischer leaves for Denver by motorcycle. John Walker of Archer is in Cheyenne for business.
Thomas R. Shipp secretary of the National Conservation association arrived to arrange the September meeting. He said the congress will convene in St Paul and that the president will likely accept the invitation to present his views on the conservation movement.
First federal services for Melville Weston Fuller chief justice of the supreme court were held at the Episcopal church in Sorrento Maine The church was crowded with relatives and national figures Pallbearers included Oliver Wendell Holmes and others The body was then taken by steamer to Chicago for further services and burial plans
In Harlem a running gun battle between police and safecrackers left 30 shots fired before one fugitive was captured on an elevated railroad platform. A second suspect fled through a tenement and a cafe owner reported losses as safes were pried. Officer Albinger cornered a suspect on an L train stairway. the man gave the name Frank Piccioni and denied being a professional burglar.
A U S Navy petty officer Robert Co Nelson aboard the U S Uankton will receive 500 dollars for locating the body of Charles H Davenport a Springfield Mass salesman who disappeared from a local hotel on February 14 The reward was offered by Davenport's heirs or associates and presumes a missing person case concluding with a body found.
A scrambled fragment notes St Paul Minnesota on May 6 where President Taft may appear on the platform with former President Roosevelt before a large audience. It mentions national conservation and the development and preservation of natural resources, though details are unclear.
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