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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1910

Page

9

Republican Leaders Frustrated by Speaker Cannon's Stance

Washington July 20. Republicans condemn Speaker Cannon for staunchly resisting calls to withdraw and for signaling he may seek the party caucus nomination if Republicans hold the majority. Opponents urged restraint to avoid emb arassment. Cannon cites old guard resolve and vows to press ahead with the insurgent fight.

Washington Cannon Regur Uncle Joe Emporia House of Represeniiies Sherman Boutell Crane Congress Relivangs Party Ls Wag Pears

Prominent York Dentist Charged After Marriage in Detroit

Dr Keeler once a noted New York dentist faced charges in Detroit related to a large cash settlement after a marriage. The case involves alleged witching and Brookisn activities with a wife.

Lelrolt Brookisn He Keeler York Detroit

Glowing tributes for dry farmers at congress opening

AWyoming opening of the First State Pro Parming congress features Governor Brooks welcome and praise for dry farmers who cultivate arid lands. R Parson discusses tree growing by dry farming. Frank Mondell lauds pioneers and dry farming as open to crop cultivation in the West. program notes ongoing on page 5.

Congress John T. Burtis International Dry Farming Congress Cheyenne Wyoming Dakotta Dr. Cooke J. Ross Carpenter B. B. Brooks Marie Buchanan Susan Cahill R. Parson Parker, Cole Frank Mondell Great West West

Negro Girl Involved In Tragic Well Snakes Incident

In New Orleans on July 20 a white infant died after being lowered into a well by Lucinda Richardson, an 11 year old girl from Jefferson Parish. Authorities searched the area as the child’s swollen corpse was recovered from two feet of water amid venomous snakes. The neighborly dispute between the families escalated with warnings and tensions before the girl’s arrest was ordered.

New Orleans Lucinda Richardson Jefferson Parish New Oridina Louiva Parr Megroes Pare Seido Nicerasin Bourg

Black preacher’s alleged cult leads to killings and pellagra

Three young white women, two dead and one near collapse, were detained by police in Washington. They are said to be followers of Rev. Jonah Samuel Sturdevant, a Black preacher jailed in Baltimore for bigamy. Gertrude Monson, newly arrived Norwegian immigrant, lies in Georgetown Hospital with pellagra. Authorities link her illness to fasting and religious rites intended to force the preacher's release.

Washington Jonah Samuel Sturidevant Baltimore Gertrude Monson Georgetown Pellagra Monson Alicg Johnstone Mother Wiliams Wiliams Gertrude M Ila Olga Branton Norway Sturdevant

Nicaragua Tensions Lead Marines to Cape Gracias

Washington reports that Edwin F. Trimmer, U S consul at Cape Gracias Nicaragua, fears an attack and the cruiser Tacoma with forty five sailors and two officers may proceed to protect American interests. Bluefields source notes an article from Madrid's La Nacion claiming threats against North Americans and a warning to President Taft.

Washington Edwin F. Trimmer United States Cape Gracias Nicaragua Tacoma Moffat Bluefields la Nacion Madrid Mr. Taft

Ice cream cones tainted by borax investigation spreads

Washington reports ice cream cones allegedly stiffened with borax pose stomach risks for children. Manufacturers reveal hundreds of cases prepared for shipment. sacharine under investigation and benzoate of soda deemed harmless in small amounts. Prosecution targets borax only. If removed, cones may become limp.

Washington Stanist

Papke Accepts Fight Offer. Ketchel Bout Eyed for Cheyenne

Denver reports Billy Papke has accepted a promoter's offer for a bout with Stanley Ketchel. Ketchel has indicated acceptance, and if he declines Papke will claim the middleweight title by forfeiture. An attempt is planned to staging the clash at Cheyenne during Frontier Days.

Denver Billy Papke Stanley Ketchel Kettchel Cheyenne Ketchel Papke

Girl Struggles With Burglar and Is Shot

Miss Katie Tomara, 20, was seriously wounded in Chicago after confronting a burglar in her bedroom. She attempted to seize him and flee to raise the alarm as he fired two shots, one hitting her right shoulder. the intruder escaped.

Chicago Katie Tomara

Young Husband Sues Old Stepfather For Alienation

Boston court actions reveal a tangle in the Phillips family of Swamp Scott. Harry F. Phillips sues Eben B. Phillips claiming theft of his wife’s affection and seeks damages and divorce filings amid counter claims by Mrs Eben B. Phillips. The case centers on marriage connections, social ties, and alleged rivalries within a wealthy circle.

Boston Swamp Scott Harry F. Phillips Salem Eben B. Philips Eben B. Phillips Amos B. Phillips Phillips Lena Fischer Phiilips Waymond Comedle Heen B. Phillips Harry Wepfather

Federation of Miners Seek Six Hour Day

The Western Federation of Miners reports seek for a six hour workday in Arizona Montana and Nevada due to extreme heat with miners in Nevada enduring 120 degree conditions. The committee cites pros in Colorado New Mexico Utah and dire scenes in Kansas Missouri Arkansas especially Joplin where 18 000 workers are employed. They urge one extra day’s pay for a union fund and a defense fund noting 200 000 miners unorganized. A formal charge is lodged against J P Madigan of White Falls Montana for deputy sheriff service during the Great Northern strike.

Denver Arizona Montana Nevada Western Federation of Miners Colorado New Mexico Utah Kansas Missouri Arkansas Joplin California Alaska J. P. Madigan White Falla Mont Great Northern John Powers Butte Union W. E. Bradley Arizonia

Chinatown Raid Ends in Fatal Police Shootout in San Francisco

In a Chinatown raid on an alleged gambling house last night Wong Dick was fatally shot. Police were knocked down and beaten as more than 200 Chinese were arrested and many clubbed. A melee erupted as officers entered. disguise aided entry for a gambler, followed by a gunfire incident and arrests.

San Francisco Chinatown Wong Dick Chapten J. EF. Holmes Wan Jas. McRachern

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