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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1909

Page

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Tariff bill split in party as 10 Republicans vote against it

The Senate passed the tariff bill 45 to 34 after eleven PM with 10 Republicans in opposition Beveridge Bristow Brown Burkett Clapp Crawford Cummins Dollwer LaFallette and Nelson. Democrat McEmery voted affirmative. Conference leaders Aldrich and insurgents clashed over amendments as the bill heads to the House. Bradley amended to loosen tobacco hand sale rules, LaFollette tariff commission amendment was rejected, Gore criticized the protective system. The vote totaled forty five to thirty four with eight hundred and Sah.

Washington Senate Beveridge Bristow Brown Burkett Clapp Crawford Cummins Dollwer LaFallette Nelson McEmery House Aldrich Bradley LaFollette Gore Sonn Senate

Farm tractors feature in Winnpeg trials and future exhibits

A report notes advances in motorized farming gear with tractors designed to replace horse labor. Trials at the Winnpeg Industrial Exhibition reviewed four class tractors with four cylinder gasoline motors and plows, drags, or road-smoothing gear. Another trial is planned from July to 17 for light farm vehicles, Canada wide, with fuels as the sole constraint.

New York Northwestern Winnpipeg Canada

Balloon peril and boy's fall at Waukegan prank

A small boy's prank tied a rope to a balloon bag causing a tear and a frightening ascent to about 1000 feet. Verne Yohn clung to the ring as the gas bag wrecked and the balloon swung, fearing entrapment and smothering before rescue. Immigration at Ellis Island reports record deportations since June 26, with 664 aliens ordered deported and 150 cases acted on yesterday.

Chicago Waukegan Yohn New York Williams Ellis Island

Woman Mistaken for Wanted Crook Arrested in Denver Case

Mrs Frank Han Senchha wife of a musician was taken into custody Tuesday night after being mistaken for a Denver grand larceny suspect. She was escorted to the city jail with Bruce Phelps and Han Kesehka, identified later by Thomas Heaney, and released once the error was realized.

Denver Mre Frank Han- Senchha Bruce Phelps Phelps Han Kesehka Jall Thomas Heaney Hanneyebhkaty Tyeaday Mrs. Phelps Hanaedchka Mr. Heaney Hanacachka Pri Helps Mra. Sceneuaee Rig Eee Heaney Hanaesthka

Anti Juggernaut Club Formed To Fight Reckless Drivers

Los Angeles July 8 reports the incorporation of the Anti Juggernaut Automobile Club. The group aims to compel reckless motorists to observe safety measures for pedestrians and to protect human life on public highways.

Anti-Juggernaut Club Los Angeles Cal Anti-Juggernaut Automobile Club

Cuba creates national lottery amid war prep

President Gomes signed the bill creating a national Cuban lottery in Havana. The article notes Cubans bought German rifles and field guns, hoping to secure ammunition in case of conflict with the United States, with the contract awarded after mature discussion.

Cuba Havana Gomes United States

Weston Near Summit of Pacific Railway Quest

Ed ward Payson Weston reached Summit the highest point on the Pacific railroad with 196 miles to go and 3500 miles completed marking a four day slip from his 100 day schedule from New York as he began the western slope.

Weston Pacific San Francisco Edward Payson Weston Summit New York

Escape From Mount Eddy Snowstorm Ends Save

A pleasure party led by Captain W. C. Holliday escaped death atop Mount Eddy in northern California after a July 4 ascent from Weed. Snow began at midnight and a fifty mile per hour gale struck by dawn, forcing the group to descend with a relief party meeting them ten miles from the summit. Women were aided by companions during the cold high-altitude return.

San Francisco Cal Barrow Mount Eddy California W. C. Holliday Weed Mountanuen Jy Guernseys

Same Judge to Try Alleged Briber in Railways Case

San Francisco July 8 Patrick Calhoun president of United Railways will go on trial July 16 for a second time on a charge of offering a bribe to a supervisor to vote for the trolley line He will be tried before Judge Wier who denied a motion for change of venue saying the court prejudiced against Calhoun.

San Francisco Patrick Calhoun United Railways Wier Calhoun

Unclear crime note details emerge in damaged clipping

Fragmentary OCR text describes a homicide case with a man killed his wife and references in law, separation months ago, and an unrelated location clue involving a boat or building. Details are incomplete, making exact timeline and names uncertain.

U S Marine Corps Corporal Dies After Shooting Self

In Sea Girt New Jersey corporal Jobo Wilbur used two rifles to blow the top of his head off in his tent at the rifle range. He was found with the rifles over his body. The body will be sent to his former home in Ohio.

New York Jobo Wilbur United States Marine Corps Sea Girt N. J Ohio

Butter from Oil Rumor Sparks Standard Oil Plant Plans

Standard Oil chemists reportedly discovered a process to make butter from crude petroleum. If true, contracts are to be let for a large butter making plant as a new department of the Standard Oil works in the Unstable Hook area of Bayonne.

New York Crudy Petroleum Standard Oil Works Hook Bayonne

Adee Nearly Injured When Filing Cabinet Falls

Washington July 2 1890 second assistant secretary of state Alvey Adee narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday in the state department basement when a large filing cabinet being installed by workmen on the third floor fell through an open shaft above where Adee stood talking with officials. A warning scream from nearby workers saved lives.

Washington Alvey Adee State Department

Tafts Lake Champlain Tercentenary Speech Ends Visit

President Taft’s participation in the Lake Champlain Tercentenary celebration ended tonight as he prepared to return to Washington. He called the event a unique historic memorial to renewed amity among Great Britain, France, and the United States. Other speakers included Ambassadors Janser Bryce, Governors Hughes of New York and Prouty of Vermont, and Canadian Postmaster General Lem fouv.

Burlington Taft Lake Champlain Washington Great Britain France United States Janserand and Bryce Hughes New York Prouty Vermont Lemfouv Canada

Missouri Kansas flood situation improves with relief under way

Water levels fall in Pattonsburg and Springfield as rescue work continues. Refuges are moved to safe ground while aid from St Joseph reaches Pattonsburg. Reports indicate reduced danger though ongoing hunger and exposure remain problems for displaced residents.

Kanas City Missouri Kansas Springfield Kansas City Pattonsburg Harlem St. Joseph Santa Rosa

Educators Oppose Votes for Women in Nation's Meeting

Denver July 8 J Y Joyner North Carolina state superintendent of schools the anti book trust candidate was elected president of the National Education Association Irwin Shepherd Minnesota re elected secretary A H Champerlain California treasurer and J L Harvey Wisconsin retiring president first vice president Resolutions opposing emancipation for Porto Ricans and Filipinos and favoring woman suffrage were voted down

Denver J. Y. Joyner Northarolina Anti-Book Trust National Education Association Irwin Shepherd Minnesota A. H. Champerlain

Colombian Uprising Threat Intensifies Across South

Advices from Colombia on July 8 indicate a critical state of affairs with bands preparing for armed action in southern regions within days. The report signals a broad uprising and potential clashes as insurgent activity spreads toward key areas.

Panama Colombia

Heroic mother dies saving son from burglar at midnight

In Flatbush Sophie Staber was shot saving her son George during a break in at their Parkville home. The intruder fled as George wrestled the assailant. two men later arrested after Greco confession and Belot’s report.

Son New York George Sophie Staber George Staber Fashionatio Parkville Flatbush Young Staber

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