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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
12
The United States notes Zelaya's ouster over his mistreatment of Americans in Nicaragua and warns that Madrid's government repeats offenses. The piece cites the deaths of Grove and Cannon and Pittman as American victims, signaling further U S intervention as events unfold.
The Colorado Seventeenth district faces renewed scrutiny as Governor Shafroth, from the same party, calls a special session to address unkept pledges. Early promises on initiative and referendum, direct primaries, and bank guarantees surface amid political maneuvering and public demand for accountability.
The piece discusses pressure for an extra session by Governor Shafroth and Colorado voters to force action from the Seventeenth Assembly. It contrasts spring 1909 with fall 1910 implications, noting political maneuvering and fears of consequences for majority members who fail to “make good.”
In the morning of life pleasures seem bright yet fragile affections fade as joy wanes. True love emerges from sorrow, not sunshine, revealing tenderness when happiness departs. The poem contrasts thriving, gleaming moments with the deeper, lasting ache that love takes from tears.
A Private from Mississippi recalls a speech by Senator Carter on wool fears and a Mississippi murder case. The tale contrasts copying speeches with a local plea of not guilty amid courtroom confusion and a bribed witness.
Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier conducted an extensive western provinces tour shown in conversation with L P Brodeur minister of marine and the navy and Lady Laurier. In the foreground he chats with W L Mackenzie King minister of labor the youngest Laurier cabinet member.
A Chicago audience heard J W Powell called father of conservation clash with Gifford Pinchot over a conservation agenda. Pinchot rejected a new party, praising nonpartisan public welfare and denouncing party-line politics as he named Roosevelt and Powell as pivotal figures in conservation history. A future school of politics was forecast to decide governance by money or by human welfare.
Reports describe strange cries from the Crippen residence and gunfire in the last two months. Police suspect a pattern of violent crime linked to the Bello Himore case as investigators comb the Lusitania and build their case in New York.
Fragmentary report mentions a man named vanet sought in connection with Rinurn Belle Wimore's murder and a second person Misa Clare LeNece. It references a burial in a London basement and a Commissioner of Immigration ordering agents and detectives from New York and Hoboken to join a wire work tied to a blade.
A. B. Carreston, president of the Order of Railway Conductors, announced a strike for improved working conditions involving 25 000 conductors and train men. It would not be called before 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, with details remaining uncertain. In Pittsburgh, after a two hour conference between Pennsylvania railroad officials and committee representatives, negotiations were still ongoing as of tonight.
A movement led by President Magnes Brown of the Minnesota Wool Growers Association aims to locate a Rocky Mountain wool processing plant in Albuquerque. Eastern buyers stampeded, bidding up prices by several cents without securing wool. Magdalena holds 2,000,000 pounds stored during the bidding.
In Oklahoma on July 15 a stenographer in the judge's office presided over the court in the absence of the judge and received the jury verdict in an important case. The reading of the verdict occurred amid unusual proceedings described as a fair hatred and a notable moment for the court.
After the verdict was read Judge Sam Hooker thanked the jurors and discharged them until the next day. The proceedings closed with the bailiff and court staff noting the rain outside as the girl remained in court supervision.
Prisoners Casin and Robert George Dortows, condemned for the murder of white fishermen, escaped from Sheryy county jail. Sheriff Frank Monteverde led a search but night escape remained undiscovered until six this morning. Authorities pursue leads to recapture the fugitives.
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