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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1912

Page

8

Jury Hearings Resume In Cheyenne Murder Trial

The Cheyenne murder trial of Jessie Jen Jenkins featured the jury panel of H. M. McCloud and Daniel Barkedale. Prosecutor Rigdon outlined the case, claiming motive tied to property and a fiancé with money. Dr. Beard described the body and murder details as the crowd, inclining mainly women, packed the courtroom.

Rigdon Jenkins Rosa Dr. Beard Mra. Gundlatch Pennsylvania Cheyenne Tom Horn Parmaliee

Testimony of Dr Beard in Jenkins case details blood evidence

Dr Beard testifies about a bloody crime scene at Mrs Jenkins house on Sunday. He describes wounds from an Indian club, blood spatter on walls furniture and clothing, and the position shifts after the blow. The will and other items are presented as evidence as the trial resumes with a 9:30 continuation.

Syr. Benard Jenkins House Mra. Jenking Union Dwald Heard

Woman’s Whoe of America in preparation for publication

Publichera of New York City prepare biographical dictionary titled Woman’s Whoe of America detailing about twenty five thousand notable women in law medicine science teaching art literature music philanthropy and more with Miss Victoria Mitchell author of How the Leaven of Christianity Works. Mr John W Leonard heads editorial work and society contributors include Miss Mary Cressey missionary in China and sister of Martha Cressey former Cheyenne music teacher. Guild notes mention supper and dance plans at St Mark’s Parish House with refreshments served by Mrs Dugald Whittaker. Also an advertisement for Chamberlains Liniment and exclusive agency for World’s Star Hosiery and Underwear by Mrs L D Price 209 E 20th St.

American Commonwealth Company Publichera New York City America United States Canada John W. Leonard Fan Charme tiHders Victoria Mitchell Burmah Mitchell Stockwell Mary Cressey China Martha Cressey Cheyenne Hamilton Johnston Bruce Hell Lane Stanfield Guild of St. Mark's Dugald Whittaker

Jewish Ladies Circle to Meet. Picnic Postponed

In Churecie Circuits the Jewish Ladies Circle will meet with Mish Lena Brown next Wednesday afternoon. The planned picnic for tomorrow is postponed due to the death of a member’s husband, Hake Bale. Baptist Indies will sell various foods today at EB J Johnston’s Grocery. Missionary Meeting proceeded with Mrs Harris and her mother Mrs Wilson as guests. Mrs B Stockwell presided. Roll call featured missionary items and devotional exercises led by Mrs Stockwell.

Mish Lena Brown Jewish Ladies’ Circle EB. J. Johnston The Baptist Missionary Society Harris Wilson B Stockwell Stockwell Ed. Echoels Wyoming Oscar Stanfield

Belmonts Suffrage Headquarters Open In Newport

Mrs. O H P Belmont opened a suffrage headquarters in Newport Rhode Island inviting all friends and suffragettes from New England. The event featured Maude Howe Alliott Clara Upham and Elizabeth Upham T Yates as supporters. Belmont pledged summer operations to push Rhode Island toward a popular vote on women's suffrage.

Newport R. 1 Sottage O. H. Pp. Belmont New England Belmont Mrs. Belmont Mrs, Belont Rhode Island Maude Howe Alliott Clara Upham Elizabeth Upham T. Yates

Eight Women Held for Attacks on Premier Asquith

Eight English women were arrested in Dublin on July 19 amid suffragette threats against Prime Minister Asquith. They face charges of conspiring to burn a Dublin theater where he spoke and of trying to strike his carriage with a hatchet. Witnesses linked Mira Mary Leigh to the hatchet throw and noted prior demonstrations in London and Birmingham ending in hard labor.

Mrs. Leigh London Dublin Ireland Asquith England Mr. Asquith Vall Mira Mary Leigh

Woodmen of the World to Host State Fair Woodmen Day

Woodmen of the World asks State Fair Commissioners to designate a Woodmen Day during the fair. Officials plan a large state meeting with attendees from across the state and goat riding entertainment. The fair runs in Douglas, Wyoming on September 24 25 26 and 27 with notable enhancements.

The Woodmen of the World State Fair Douglas Wyo

Hanson’s Specials on Ice Cream and Drinks at The Sherman Co

Watch for Hanson’s Specials featuring ice cream and cold drinks. Chang ed every day at The Sherman Co. A compact notice highlights daily specials and a location tied to a local business.

Hanson

Turks Sink Two Italian Warships At Dardanelles

Eight Italian torpedo boats attacked the Dardanelles entrance at 1:50 am. Turkish forts replied, sinking two Italian warships and damaging a third. Cabinet ministers were summoned and decided to close the Dardanelles. Tevfik Pasha, newly named grand vizier in London, began forming a new cabinet. The bombardment lasted forty five minutes.

Constantinople Dardanelles Aix Tevfrik Pasha London

Taft to Answer Roosevelt on Convention Fraud Charges

Taft and allies plan a Washington reply next week to Roosevelt’s pre convention fraud charges. The White House statement analyzes contest cases and defends Taft delegates with Representative Mendell of Wyoming delivering the key speech. Emperor Matsuhito of Japan is critically ill, suffering stomach and brain illness, with unconsciousness reported.

Taft Washington D. C Roosevelt Chicago White House Mendell Wyoming Tokio Japan Matsuhito

Battleship Wyoming Sets World Speed Records

Rockland Maine July 18 The battleship Wyoming broke all speed records for big gun ships during standardizing trials. Navy experts aboard declared a speed of 22.045 knots the fastest ever achieved by a battleship carrying twelve inch guns.

Rockland Maine Wyoming

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