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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
8
Mrs John Ju Thomas will host the Help One Another club meeting this afternoon at 21et street. An aluminum cookware demonstration by the agent will be followed by coffee and hot cakes.
Methodist Aid society meets in church parlor this afternoon. Catholic Ladies host lawn social at Mrs Rice home 201 W 1th street this afternoon and evening. Federation Social invites all for amusement and desserts. Young People's society to entertain Friday at Congregational church. Guild of St. Mark's not meeting this week August remnant tea at Parish House. Jewish Ladies Card club hosts card party Sunday night at A. O. T. W. hall. Committee includes Mesdames Hugo Sam Odenstein S Pearlstein Jake Sherman Rosebloom.
Presbyterian church members, elders, and friends plan a picnic at Pioneer. Organizers invite attendees to enjoy food, fellowship, and outdoor activities in a community event hosted by the church group.
South Side Aid society meets with Mrs. B. RF. Hubbard Sunday afternoon for a lawn social. Catholic ladies Host Thursday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. Peter Hice 201 West 1th street. HW unable to go in the afternoon.
An official inquiry in Manzanillo confirms Jose Calvario born in 1727 and died recently in Tuxpan. Church records establish his age at 185 and indicate he remained active until a few days before his death.
John Larsen aged 19, a bartender at his father's saloon, has been chosen by the Princeton club of Chicago for a four year college scholarship at Princeton University. Larsen, an Evanston academy graduate, paid his own expenses and studied after 1 am at the saloon. His dedication as a student was noted by the club.
Testimony in the Jenkins case covers Mrs Beard on Neil Jenkins nerves and Jenkins’s wife relations, George Snow recounts post crime transport and rest, Roy Stevens notes Jenkins at Keefe Hall and later James’ Cigar Store, Otto Mincher recalls floor meeting at the Masonic Temple and time spent there, with no disrespectful remarks about Jessie Root. Noon recess followed.
Witnesses describe Jenkins appearing in multiple locations the night of the murder. Several alibi and demeanor testimonies support he acted normally and behaved as a grieving, peaceful citizen, while cross examination questions focus on credibility and truthfulness.
Thorns H. Wheeler testified from Delta Pennsylvania about knowing Jenkins in boyhood homes near Delta and living with him for about 18 months around 1897. The defense objected to remote testimony and the court limited it to the last ten years. Genevieve Wolf of Los Angeles described Jenkins as exemplary and law abiding. Adjournment was taken at 9 90.
Washington July 24 The sundry civil appropriation bill worth about 116 million for federal bureaus and branches cleared the Senate with six million more than the House. Democrats caucus 70 to 62 not to concede the battleship issue in the naval bill and seek a compromise. Cummins proposes a Wool tariff substitute to ease rates, though not as much as the House bill.
The Iowa Progressive party state convention adopted a platform calling for direct election of postmasters and presidential primaries. Delegates were chosen for the National convention in Chicago, with support for direct election of senators, initiative and referendum, railroad valuation, and a protective tariff while condemning Taft and praising Roosevelt.
Los Angeles council passes ordinance prohibiting giving away selling or serving any lunch or edible in saloons or hotel bars within the city limits effective immediately July 24.
A cruel landlord named Lord Skinner boasted that “men and money could do anything.” An Irish passerby chalked a reply about his nose, causing the placard to be removed.
Danie Carter, a young white woman in Macon, Georgia, was whipped to near death by a group led by W. Doster, a supreme court clerk. Prominent men, including Clyde Dozier and Pope McClung, are charged with the beating. the case implicates a dozen others. Carter says Vogt Dozier’s father whipped her to avenge his son’s rejection.
New York July 24. Max Schudel of Baltimore marries his housekeeper Ida Stein Schhudel after advertising for a wife, pays $1728, and loses her to an elopement with Frank Jahn within three days.
A Hoboken arrest for alleged elopement and theft involves a Baltimore widower accused of stealing 1728 dollars from Schudel. After advertising for a housekeeper Ida Stein responded and married Schudel within two days. She fled with John, leaving Schudel to recover part of the money while discarding his wife.
Misa Ethel Gamble who shot and killed her father during a forcible entry case was discharged at a preliminary hearing. Testimony described long abuse by Gamble against her and her daughter, including threats with a hammer and gouging eyes.
W. G. Chrisman explains beef cattle categories by feed use and profit. He compares pure bred versus crossbred outcomes, emphasizing pure breeds like Shorthorn Hereford and Aberdeen Angus for efficient beef production and cautions against mixing distinct breeds.
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