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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
12
The article notes Frank Gotch shows greater versatility than expected, with hints he may desire a bout with Jak Johnson. It mentions other varied items from aviation deaths to political maneuvering, and a colorful scan of contemporary figures and claims.
A St Louis Post Dispatch item recounts a Louisan telling of an old colonel who rode into Texas with a railroad era tale. The anecdote centers on a sweet-tempered Arkansas man who comments on the state while recalling a period of railroad construction and dubious deals.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic scene at an aviation meet with disjointed dialogue and stray names. The text references a native, a cast, and a tense moment involving a ball, dogged by unclear context and scattered phrases.
Incoherent text fragment mentions Whidsor Onda Waltae AL Watnye with partial phrases about cars, a market, and an event. Names and specifics are unclear, making precise reporting impossible from the readable portions.
The dispatch describes a fatal golpe and a widowed mother with ailing daughter in Sherman County. Dr Wylie and Dr Plagmans attend the scene as a husband and a relative return, while Mrs Wale remains in deep distress and the hospital limits visiting hours following the accident.
The report lists visitors and arrivals in Cheyenne including Mrs C Gores Get aciuianyy from Ohio and Kathryn Redmond from ain kon Pige artivad pln Cheyenne for a short visit. T Vincent of Douglas was among arrivals in Cheyenne that evening. Local officials and federal figures referenced include A Riner Pedderal Clerk and Judge Riner with federal county matters in progress.
Five persons were severely injured when a train struck an automobile in Chicago on July 12. Police and emergency crews responded quickly, transporting victims to area hospitals for treatment. Authorities investigated the incident and identified the vehicle's occupants.
A derailment involving a motorized contrac train near Past Herehiy street and Pallroad avenue sent several people to Washington Park hospital. Hurt were Mrs N Clyde Mrs N M Flanagan Thomas Robinson Willem Sheppard and Miss Grace Spencer.
Local weather report for 24 hours ending 6 p.m. July 12 shows a maximum of 77 degrees and a minimum of 50 with trace precipitation. Palmer, Section Director, Window Shades at Sherman Co.
A poem invoking a persistent song amid nature and changing skies. The speaker reassures a dear one that a song remains, heard in birds and weather, across day and night. Attributed to James Whiten hla, the verse blends rural imagery with a comforting refrain.
A Detroit man reports seven lives likely lost as an Interurban car bound for Crabbena’s soles travels despite signals. The incident occurred July 12 and involved 839 others, sparking an investigation into the train wreck.
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