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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
12
The State Leader urged Cheyenne residents to stop using city mains for domestic needs or treat the water to prevent typhoid risk. Amid rising illness, authorities noted past pollution incidents and suggested artesian wells as a safer, though costlier, option where feasible.
The Republican hopeful Attorney General W. E. Me seeks the gubernatorial nomination amid a wave of supporters apologizing for their earlier stance. The scene centers on a candidacy marked by self-critique and political optics as Me strengthens his campaign narrative.
The local Republican press questions Attorney General Mullen s viability as a GOP candidate against J M Carey. Supporters push that he is competent while others wonder why he is being foisted on Wyoming voters for chief executive.
The poem paints a summer girl in vivid terms with saucy hat and lilting walk. It contrasts her white skin with freckles and dimples while describing her glancing eyes and coy invitation to woo. The language echoes a lyrical vintage tone.
A satirical NYC letter recalls actors living beyond means and borrowing money. Eddie Meyerson defends living within means if possible, while Dave Altman jokes about ruin and bankruptcy. Tim McMahon borrows pawn tickets and searches for Harry Montgomery who owes him seven dollars, causing disbelief among the group.
Bridgeport Conn July 18 Capt George Auger the biggest man by the world tops Jack Johnson nearly two feet his reach eight feet five inches is anxious to fight the negro champion as a prospect He believes nature endowed him with superiority over the negro which he can use effectively he says the negro will last only a short time against him Auger is less than 25 years old weighs about 310 pounds all bone and muscle stands six feet ten inches tall formerly a professional wrestler has recently been in vaudeville and training on a farm in Vaittiel Coun
Jewels valued at 10000 belonging to hotel guests at De Gonge hotel have disappeared. Diamonds and uncut whites from India, said to be worth at least 5000, belonged Aba.
At a Cheyenne Racing Association meeting the plan for a nineteen day meet at Frontier Park was finalized. The schedule shows six races daily starting 2 30 pm with a 20 minute intermission and a 4 10 pm close. General admission 75 cents and 69 cents for ladies with box seats 50 cents. Monday and Friday labeled Ladies Days with free admission for women. Railroads offer one fare and one third round trip. special Denver to Cheyenne service daily except Sundays. Campau Weaver and Jennings present. Skinner and Webber head officials.
A U P engineer Charles B Peterson leaves city for a 320 acre farm near Paul Nebraska with his wife Mrs Peterson following to settle in. The couple will manage the move as friends bid them farewell and wish them well at their new home. Local chatter notes the arrival of the Petersons to Sherman County as part of a broader community note on rural life and nearby activities.
The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes a collection of quips on life, manners, and farming. It jokes that soft people wear poorly and that misapplied attempts at wealth mislead the amateur. It notes changing plans and the value of stable farming routines.
Continued from page one the article notes fear of the impact on the upcoming congressional election as the majority report is discussed. The text cites reactions and political maneuvering surrounding Ballinger and the investigation, indicating a heated public debate.
The text discusses Ballinger and Garfield policy shifts in the Indian service and water power sites, with Democrats accusing improper actions in Cunningham claims and reclamation policy. Pinchot and Garfield supporters claim public verdicts favor them, while uncertainty remains on Ballinger's future.
The text notes plans to resign and stay in writing through the current administration. It predicts a new Secretary of the Interior within months, aligned with congressional investigations. It also questions how revocation or “yinification” efforts will affect the November elections.
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