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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
12
The Outlook by Theodore Roosevelt was barred from a sale in Hutchinson Kansas after a recent ordinance passage. The editorial item notes the restriction and describes the local government action.
The article surveys Woodrow Wilson, president of Princeton University, as a potential Democratic candidate for president. It notes his scholarly credentials, legal experience, and public roles, including his North-South connections, his potential appeal to voters, and prior boosters such as Harper's Weekly in 1906. It details his birth in Staunton, Virginia, in 1856, his education at several institutions, and his major works on government and political theory.
A rough poem recounts a bold fisherman who toils at sea and struggles to land a big catch. colorful sea creatures react to his bait, while a dinner bell and a private hotel clash with his hard living. The tale ends with a moral about honest effort and wise judgment.
Detroit Free Press recounts a whimsical anecdote from A J Drexel Biddle about a rich couple ideal for marriage. The piece notes Elisha Chew’s fortune and a former adviser’s quip that marriage beats buying an airplane, with Chew later reflecting on aviation versus honeymoon plans.
The Atlas offers a late week program featuring Mattie Lockette in The Troupe of Siberians with native costumes and music. The Man About Town continues three more days with monotone stories. A Little Orchestra performs marches and overtures and Prof Dunn showcases Atlascope in animated subjects.
William Bierkamp, a Denver real estate promoter, and Marguerite Bierkamp renewed their marriage in Cheyenne after a divorce in which she gained custody of three children Ella Metha and Francis and alimony about 440 000 with 200 monthly. The couple previously wed in Iowa on December 10 1887 and plan to reside at 2248 Clermont street Denver.
President Taft's party lands at Toeldo’s Wat on the Meyflowen, plans a morning rest and golf. Tomorrow he meets with tariff official Maseaphair to discuss abroad tariff inquiries. Senator Haile also meets the president in the afternoon talks.
Laurence Baker aged 11 died after a stingaree’s barbed spine pierced his neck as he dived from a boat into Lake Worth in West Palm Beach Florida. The wound severed the jugular vein and the boy bled to death within minutes despite witnessing help.
Abraham Shoemas, owner of Jerusalem’s largest department store, is in New York to study American retail methods. He aims to bring modern practices, electric lighting, telephones and tram cars to Jerusalem, and notes women here look like fairies while men act like steam engines.
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