30 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
1
The report notes Lionel Williams is slated to retire amid tensions with Major Hearne. The anticipated move follows ongoing friction between Williams and Hearne within the organization.
Fort Logan reports that the Twenty first Infantry plans to retire Col. C. A. Williams after a social dispute with Major J. Hearn. Williams is accused of inciting a hospitalization for Hearn, who was said to be intoxicated, leading to transfers and new command arrangements in the Philippines.
National Guard unit from Cheyenne under Ouaig A. J. Matthews returns at midnight to Cheyenne after maneuvers at Pole Mountain. Company G of Wyoming shoulders baggage for the regiment and reaches the city a day after the main force.
Yonkers New York July 29 a six year old boy Georgie Pelham lied to protect his friend Mildred Baxter seven about a shooting at St Johns Hospital officers report he admitted he took the blame to shield her after a toy war game turned tragic.
Frisco police let the suspected killer Jorenh Wendling escape after a murder of Alma Kellner. Wendling, from Louisville Kentucky, fled San Francisco aided by detectives and is now the subject of a citywide manhunt. He arrived in the city June 20 from Vallejo and was seen on Market Street with a woman days before arrests.
A Cheyenne based fight over Major John Talbot's estate opens with plans to remove widow Elizabeth Talbot as administratrix and challenge her right to shares. Nebraska heirs allege Talbot never divorced his first wife, making the second marriage invalid and reducing her claim. The estate is reported to be valued around forty thousand dollars.
In Bane Bastian on July 29, King Alfonso and Premier Canalejas announced the recall of Marquis Emilio De Ojeda the Spanish ambassador to the Vatican and signaled an imminent rupture with the Vatican The government rejected the Vatican terms and will press an anti clerical program with royal backing Madrid reports indicate Franco Spanish frontier forces held back exile invaders attempting to cross today
Chicago July 20 The Coroner s jury investigating Ira G Rawn president of the Monon railway and former vice president of the Mino Central found death at his Winnetka home Wednesday July 20 likely from a gunshot wound self inflected The jury could not determine if accidental or intentional but noted the wound and revolver suggest accident theory is less likely
Rose Sutton of Portland announces she will run for Congress to push for a new national inquiry into the death of her son Lieutenant Sutton at Annapolis. She claims naval boards misjudged the case and vows reforms to protect Army and Navy dependents and pursue justice for her son.
Blognor Maud Gerow, dubbed the invincibly modest bride, has her marriage canceled by Supreme Court Justice Bischott at the husband's request. The ruling ends the matrimonial contract after three months, allowing either party freedom to remarry. The case is noted as a historic anomaly in New York writs.
Denver July 29 The annual mining congress call sets the Los Angeles meeting for September 26 with about 3000 delegates from major mining regions in the US Canada Mexico and Alaska The gathering will spotlight conservation policy and debate Taft Wickersham Nelson policies and administration bills affecting water power mineral lands and mining development Leaders Borah Heyburn Perkins Pinchot Garheld are expected while some officials may decline attendance.
New York July 29 a frail man with gray eyes and hollow cheeks who coolly took 500000 in bonds from the Bibso Chinese bank where he worked was arrested near the bank. Ernest Wider now faces charges and a grand jury indictment for stealing 100 shares of Baltimore & Ohio stock. Wider was captured after his wife was shadowed to the arrest location.
Rain today cooled Kansas and Missouri while Oklahoma recorded the year's high heat. In Joplin Missouri the temperature plunged from 101 to 74 in thirty minutes as a violent storm swept through the area.
Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard arrives at Father Point Quebec on the Lai Rendle to join the Montrose in verifying if the Antwerp bound couple are Dr H H Crippen and Miss Ethel Le Neve. A wireless report from Captain Kendall claims growing evidence Crippen is aboard and identified by sight.
Rawlins Wyoming July 29 Jack Jivard a sheepherder was struck by lightning tonight while driving a load of supplies to camp six miles from Rawlins. He sustained burns but is reported in stable condition at the scene.
Washington July 29. Dr Wiley chief food expert asserts artificial foods worsen infant deaths in hot weather. He cites statistics linking heat to higher infant mortality and says only milk from healthy mothers or properly modified fresh milk is safe, with cooling of milk delaying delivery as a partial mitigation.
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