12 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
1
Ohio state senator linked as a prominent Prematic Transmission stockholder amid a probe into DIGE business dealings. The inquiry centers on potential conflicts of interest and undisclosed holdings.
New York reports a post office bias favoring Universal Pneumatic Transmission Co of No 1 Madison Ave linked to United States Senator Charles W Dick of Ohio. An official inquiry may impact Ohio politics as Dick faces potential reelection amid stock holdings and influence over post office legislation.
Samuel B Breso head of the state school of Poroniry died suddenly today from apoplexy while directing experimental work at Lake Itasca. The brief dispatch notes the instructor's sudden death and cites the location and cause.
Frank A. Gotch world wrestling champion says he would like to fight Jack Johnson for the heavyweight boxing title through promoter Harry H. Frazee. Frazee states Gotch offered to box Johnson, with Jim Corbett enthusiastic about the idea after a Reno bout between Johnson and Jeffries.
Oyster Bay July 11 Gov Hughes will be a guest of Col Theodore Roosevelt here tomorrow night It is likely Roosevelt will lead the progressive Republicans in New York having intervened in the primary bill fight Beverly Mass July 11 William Loeb Jr visit gains angle with Taft talk on general political elevation Payne Aldrich tariff bill Taft reportedly wants Roosevelt to act in the matter Continued on Page Eight
The Rev Clinton Dewitt Sharp, 3 years old, a Seventh Day Adventist minister, and Eunice Graham Whittaker, 14, of Schenectady New York, were arrested at police request. The pair, who say they are willing to return, sold soap to survive and traveled together after eloping from church grounds.
Atlantic City July 11 Glenn H Curtiss piloted an aeroplane to a 50 mile distance in 1 hour 14 minutes 59 seconds in six mile laps excluding turns, establishing a new American record. The report notes other global results from Rheims France including multiple speed and distance records by various aviators and monoplane crews.
Four more conspirators tied to the Maybury swindle were sentenced in Copnell Bluffs. Luther Woeet a horseman received a $1005 fine and six months. Dilek Beattia a runner was jailed for a term. Marsh and others were convicted and sent to prison.
New York reports a deadly heat wave with twelve deaths on the day and twenty three for the week. Ninety thousand plus people slept in open air spaces in Coney Island and across Greater New York. Deadliest counts show Greater New York with ten, plus casualties in Philadelphia Washington Boston and other locales, totaling thirty three.
After legal removals of two council members over a costly plan, Cheyenne voters are saved over $9,000 as Black & Laird of Denver win a $12,852 bid to build the reservoir foundation. The council also bonds the lining contract and schedules bids for piping to the 20 inch main from Crystal Lake to Round Top.
The United States submarine Salmon finished a record 800 mile voyage from Quincy Mass to Hamilton Bermuda arriving at 11 o clock yesterday after setting out July 5. The trip proves long oversea operation feasibility and boosts U S leadership in submarine warfare craft.
Chattanooga July 11. Walter White a farmer aiding in burying his deceased friend was struck by lightning and killed instantly near Symes. The incident occurred during grave burial duties. White's death follows the fatal lightning strike on the scene. Local authorities investigated the accident as a tragic act of nature.
A Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train robbery near Bisge ll’s scout, 14 miles from St. Louis, faltered when the deaf express messenger Peter Eldon failed to hear orders. The robbers fled after Eldon finally heard a shouted message and the plan collapsed, ending the attempted hold up.
Dr R K Wile a 73 year old Texas multimillionaire and Fort Worth bank president died after slipping from a Colorado & Southern train near Rameyville Colorado. His wife and adopted daughter were with him and Mrs Wyle fears the shock may kill her.
In Ashdown Arkansas eleven people confess to involvement in the murder of a man near Wyth Laney. Delaney and Putten are alleged to have planned the killing with Mrs Delaney assisting. Delaney remains in custody as authorities pursue further charges while others are held for investigation.
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