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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
12
The Republican state central committee plans a September 16 convention in Rawlins to nominate candidates for statewide offices. Citizens and state leaders anticipate the event as a test of the party machine’s strength and the expected opposition to its candidates.
The Mullin candidacy for governor stirs Sheridan area Republicans with a lively club forming and a strong turnout. Audience numbers and past election votes highlight his local support amid questions of party machines and political fame.
Fifty season tickets remain unclaimed as the public spirited committee that organized Cheyenne’s Chautauqua course struggles to cover the $100 value. With five days left, individual admissions cost $4 for three remaining entertainments, while full course tickets at $2 save money. The committee urges purchases to avoid losses and honor the event’s city services.
An opinion piece draws analogies between biology and sociology to argue for Roosevelt’s return as an irresistible champion. It notes his apparent unchanged outward look while insiders debate the spark of vitality, with calls for a comeback from the party in New York and potential national revival.
A humorous poem about a mother who treats child care as a scientific discipline. It imagines cradle care through antiseptic swings and distillations, replacing natural mothering with measurements, rules, and cold methods, while lamenting the loss of affectionate baby talk and playful lullabies. The speaker, praising her amateur mothering, ends with a wistful judgment on modern science in parenting.
A Long Island man is under scrutiny for borrowing money and failing to repay, triggering a local investigation into his borrowing pattern and possible fraud. Authorities describe the case as tied to a wider pattern of similar incidents in the suburb.
A writer seeks Eduard von Hartmann in a lawyer's library but is refused the book due to a vow against losing any volume. Later the lawyer asks to borrow a lawn mower, and the writer agrees to lend it, noting the mower may leave the lawn but not the premises.
Personal mentions include Frank Grode and Miss Julia Grodevent visiting Sheridan after Cheyenne hosting last week. Chicago Tribune writer G H Griswold touring Wyoming for forthcoming articles. Wyoming Central officials Morton Stearns Walah Love in Cheyenne. Real estate man J H Magoon homebound with illness. Vincent of Douglas and Tobin from Casper arrived. Mr and Mrs William Jennings of Casper visiting Cheyenne.
W M Allison president of the First National Bank of Boulder died in a Fort Collins hospital from injuries after his auto plunged over an embankment in Virginia Dale canyon. The accident occurred yesterday and he was pinned beneath the vehicle.
Denver officials announced a new system for public land surveys at the office of the area Surveyor General on Rees near the Empire Building. The plans will be outlined at a meeting held Monday to discuss the modernization and standardization of land measurement processes for public lands.
The government names Arthur D. Kidder of Indiana and Frank M. Johnson of Wyoming as supervising surveyors under interior department direction. They will oversee ongoing work and ensure progress. The new plan, authorized by Congress, ends delays of the old contract system by using civil service examinees paid regular salaries. Previously districts contracted engineers and crews, submitting results after completion for payment. Fnanneling at Sherman Co.
London dispatch reports Milan al on notes a war not heard in court on Friday and a secret settlement between the famous tenor and his wife for ten years. Caruso 8, at the Hotel Cavour, declines to discuss the cause even with close friends. Window Shades at Sherman Co.
Ghent reports Belgian aviator Hanel Kinet severely injured Sunday when a rudder failure sent his aircraft tumbling from a height and flipped over twice before crashing into a wheat field. Initial indications suggest fatal injuries.
Nebulous note cites B Nemetz at 1821 Carcy 4, unclear intention about making cleaning and pressing hats or fabric. No identifiable event or outcome.
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