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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

Page

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Progressive Republicans Back La Follette Tariff Plan

Ten progressive Republicans joined Democrats to pass the La Follette wool tariff bill as a substitute for the Democratic measure in the Senate. The vote was 47 to 20, with Borah Bristow Clapp Crawford Cummins Grouna Kenyon La Follette Poindexter Works among those supporting.

Washington D. C Senate House of Representatives Penrose Committee of the Whole la Follette Taft Borah Bristow Clapp Crawford Cummins Grouna Kenyon Poindexter and Works House Tariff Board

Noted Canal Engineer J F Wallace Visits Cheyenne

John F. Wallace of Chicago, chief engineer who led early Panama Canal construction under Roosevelt, arrives in Cheyenne with son H A Wallace of Boulder. They travel by car from Boulder, stay until Saturday, and are hosted by Northern Colorado Power official Kemper before Wallace heads home to Chicago.

J. F. Wallace Cheyenne John F. Wallace Chicago H. A. Wallace Boulder Colo Northern Colorado Power Company I Kemper Union Pacific Wallace

Farmers Co op to Build 25000 Dollar Elevator at Carpenter

Articles filed for Farmers Co operative Grain company of Carpenter. Directors include Charles Jacobson William Beall George L Reeder and J R Carpenter. Elevator cost 25000 dollars with 15000 bushel capacity. Construction to North Platte firm. work starts immediately. About one hundred stockholders mainly local farmers. Depositors may sell crops or store them awaiting price rises.

Carpenter Farmers Co-operative Grain Company of Carpenter Secretary of State Charles Jacobson George L. Reeder J. R. Carpenter William Beall Claude EB. Hardy E. G. Underwood Ed. Jaconson Ed. Oline C. R. Faris C. W. Tucker North Platte Neb

Sheriffs Organize to Corral Rustlers in Four States

Northwestern Colorado sheriffs joined with Utah and Wyoming colleagues to curb rustlers after a period of lawlessness. A concerted campaign has begun. Moffat County Jail holds nine prisoners, seven for rustling, with six more rustling cases to be tried in Rio Blanco County Court next month, including a woman.

Meeker Colo Colorado Utah Wyoming Moffat County Rio Blanco

Cyclist Frank Little Injured In Highway Crash

Frank Little, Atlas theater trap drummer, was hurled about thirty feet when his motorcycle veered into a ravine on West Sixteenth Street. He suffered a fractured collar bone and right shoulder and multiple cuts. he is in serious condition at his apartments, attended by Dr. Johnston. Thomas Heaney Jr. witnessed the crash and described the moment Little sprang from his bike.

Frank Little Atlas Weat Sixteenth Street Little Davis Block Johnston Thomas Heaney, Jr Heaney

Gov Richards Dies Suddenly in Australia

Melbourne July 26 Ex Governor Richards of Wyoming a Land Seekers member died suddenly today of heart failure.

Gov. Richards Melbourne Australia Richards Wyoming Land Seekers Party

Prisoner Jenkins Testifies in Murder Trial

J Warren Jenkins took the stand to denies striking the fatal blow to his wife last April. He detailed his movements on the day of the crime from the previous night through Sunday noon, including rent payment, a dinner break, and time spent with his wife as he described the events in minute, emotional but controlled testimony. The court heard objections to a letter from an anonymous source linking a local club to the murder, which were sustained.

J. Warren Jenkins Jenking W. S. Rows Ross Minnehaha Park Rogs

Wyoming crop yield will surpass all previous records

Roy W. Schenck head of the state bureau of immigration says Wyoming crops are in excellent condition and expected to yield well above normal. Fall sown grains wheat rye and emmer near harvest. hay up 75 percent. oats barley and spring wheat show great increases. potatoes set and above average across the state. minor hail damage noted in isolated areas.

Wyoming Roy W. Schenck State Bureau of Immigration Mr. Schenck

Weather Outlook for Wyoming and the Plains

The weather report from Washington D C on July 25 forecasts showers Friday in the east with generally fair conditions in the west. Saturday is expected to be fair across the region.

Washington, D. C Wyoming

Leader Corrects Warren Petitions Totals

Editor admits mislead statement on Warren petition signatures after finding over 8000 names filed with the secretary of state. He notes initial estimate of 9365 was incorrect and vows to publish the corrected figure.

Warren The Leader Secretary of State

Jenkins tells clear account of movements on day of tragedy

J Warren Jenkins testified for the defense, detailing movements from morning to evening on the day his wife was murdered. He described meeting Roy Stevens, visiting Hague, and various street routes, with a focus on locating motorcycle buyers and inspecting heating options.

Jenkins Witness 19Th Street Keefe Hall Roy Stevens

Man Recounts Movements After Meeting at Sugar Store

Witness describes leaving a sugar store table pairing with a man, visiting Brunswick Pool Hall for a few minutes seeking a person with a new machine, then checking Barry's Hook Store and depots. He notes crowds of farmers at the depot, encounters Olen Berger and Jim at various streets, and finally visits Bird's Stone with Carl Brown among others.

Jenkins Mr. Jenkins Brunswick Barry's Hook Tisho

Wanted to Sell His Motorcycle

A fragmentary interview excerpt shows a witness recalling a seven o clock time and a brief visit by Oscar Lamb at a store. The dialogue discusses conversations about motorcycles and followed by the witness moving to the Masonic Temple, with directions noted toward Capitol Avenue and Ninth Street.

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Derios Corral Mrs Jenkins Jenkine Brother Deming Alex. Hastie A. J. Warren Jenkins Tam Mra. Jenkins Kien Klaaod Evans Street 19Th Carey Avenue 19Th St James Cigar Store Mr. Hague Eddy St Thames Thoms Mr. Arp Mr. Vuvra Mr. Hogue Thames 8 St Eddy James Clear Store Roedel Carey Ave 16Th St Bol Pearson Hood 16Th Bt A. Ivat Olen Berger Capitol Avenue Inter-Ocean 16Th Street Young Tapleton Idelman Jim Boyd Bird’s Carl Brown Warl Brown A. Oscar Lamb Masonic Temple A. J 9Th Capitol ‘Avenue
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