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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
16
Mrs John L Thomas welcomed eighteen members as the Help One Another Club sewed and socialized. An aluminum cookware agent demonstrated tests with nitric acid and easy cleanup. A noon lunch was served, violin music entertained, and net proceeds reached 76.30 after expenses.
In church circles the Lawn social hosted Thursday by the Catholic ladies of the South Side at Mrs. Rice's home drew a large crowd. Perfect weather contributed to a successful afternoon and evening. The spacious lawn could not hold all attendees and the ice supply ran low.
The South Side Catholic ladies express gratitude to Cheyenne residents for patronage and assistance in furnishing rights, donations, and other aid that made their lawn social a success.
After three weeks closed for repairs the Baptist church resumes regular services tomorrow. Sunday evening features the Union Meeting with Rev. L. C. Hills at the pulpit. The Jewish Ladies Circle hosts a card party and dance at A. A. U. W. hall with Mesdames Hugo Ohenstein Pearlstein Sherman and Rosebloom arranging.
The note argues picnics should avoid litter to honor others and God’s outdoors. It cites a New York Tribune stance and Walter A. Dyer in Craftsman on self reform. If millions act, the country may avoid moral decline and preserve civic virtue.
The judge instructs that when two conclusions can be drawn from a single circumstance the jury must favor innocence and acquit if any reasonable doubt remains. It covers weighing witness testimony, credibility, possible bias, and the role of circumstantial evidence in proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Sands advertises Nyal products with a money back guarantee exclusive to Cheyenne. Contact 606 for a 24 cent package and free city delivery. Try orange ice and visit 106 At the Fountain for details.
Attorney Rigdon argued Jenkins alone had motive to kill Jessie Jenkins and pressed the jury to weigh circumstantial evidence as part of a reasonable doubt standard. He alleged Jenkins burned clothes and hid facts while painting the defendant as the killer, with evidence pointing to Jenkins’s guilt.
A jurist signs that Instruction No 18 should be read as part of the entire charge and not in isolation. The document emphasizes that the instructions represent the law as applied to the case, signed by Judge G H Parwaller.
William Loeb Jr the collector of customs for the port of New York says he will not resign to join the Third Party movement. He disclosed the stance before leaving Meeker Colorado where he had been fishing for two weeks to return to New York.
A serious wreck on the Canadian Pacific Railway west of White River Junction is reported. Telegraph wires have been down all night and no details can be obtained.
The governor reduced terms for five convicts and granted clemency to H. A. Ray who faces a fatal wood tick bite after a Cheyenne sentence to 1911. Fitzgerald of Weston County is paroled for cattle theft, while Dickens from Big Horn County has a commuted sentence. Dickerson from Cheyenne 1909 and Mercy from Cheyenne 1911 were paroled or had sentences commuted. The Prison Board of Labor Commission approved rebuilding the Rawling broom factory on the old site, planning for a new building.
Reports from Mexico City claim ex president Diaz is seriously ill but authorities say Diaz remains in good health. The notice directs readers to Stevenson for all wires and mentions Hanson’s daily specials on ice cream and cold drinks.
A man notes his affection grows yearly while recounting that his wife has inherited three times since their marriage. The exchange underscores financial changes linked to the marriage and reflects social attitudes of wealth and devotion.
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