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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1910
Page
12
A long sun scorches yellow into green grain in western Canada as ripening nears. Farmers fear a killing frost within a ten day window each season, betting against nature and hoping for safe harvests.
A fragmentary verse by Bea King imagines a corpse on a bier, a lover asking for repayment of ten dollars in death. The speaker ventures that payment would stir a final, dramatic reaction, while acknowledging the chill of betrayal and the cost of memory.
The article reports rising converts to LaFave's treatment as a city displays and praises his bio theories and medicines. A Los Angeles resident details dramatic personal recovery from stomach issues and nervous distress after using the treatment, noting weight gain and improved appetite. LaFave plans stops in Cheyosur and Denver to promote the therapy.
Two brothers confess to plotting and carrying incendiary attacks in Brooklyn over four months. They describe placing bombs, starting fires, and looting early robberies with proceeds funding further operations. Police accuse the pair of responsible for about 10 fires and say they worked together for years.
Chief Smalley suspects a man aided by a woman in stealing a purse containing twenty five dollars. An investigation targets a possible motive and a wooden case used in the alleged crime.
A Cheyenne council meeting ties water contamination fears to a public health emergency. Citizens urge immediate sanitary access, with calls to fund deep wells or other artesian sources to ensure safe drinking water and prevent epidemic sickness.
The article recounts how wireless telegraphy helped identify fugitive crime suspect Crippen as he traveled toward America. The Montrose's wireless operator relayed the case details, enabling ship officers to observe and expose the passengers believed to be the murderer. The piece argues this etherial transmission marks a new common tool in crime detection.
A state leader notes the bursting of the Canadian opportunity illusion that drew U S settlers to Canada for rosy colonization reports. The article argues why American farmers return to their favored land and cites an excerpt from an August issue on homesteading to Canada by Mates Johnson, illustrating migration motivations.
A poem reflects on timeless summer days abroad from city noise. It evokes breezes, fragrant flowers, and a tranquil landscape with fields, woods, and distant hills. The speaker longs for a simple road home to the peaceful countryside and the song of a summer that nourishes the heart.
In White Plains New Jersey a guard named Valentine Alvanna struck during an early morning payroll theft. He fought with robber Frank Vallo over a $330 payroll, drew his pistol and fired three times, with the final shot hitting Vallo in the heart. Alvanna was wounded but alive after the struggle.
New York announces an October suffrage parade with unique floats. One float will showcase suffrage babies to emphasize family support, another will show the most beautiful American suffragists in a sedan chair, and a third will honor three pioneer suffrage workers from 1848 Geneva. The trio includes Miss Roda Patonier, of Fallas, Mrs. James Coser, and Mrs. W. P. Hallowell of Rochester.
Washington reports renewed activity by revolutionists in southwestern Nicaragua. Madriz forces had wires cut between Managua and San Juan del Sur, disrupting cable stations. On July 25 Morris forces were defeated at Masatepe, 26 miles east of Mataguals, with arms and ammunition seized.
David P. Thomas a well known attorney was shot and killed by Mrs Michael McMahon widow of Thomas partner during a dispute over an office building in Sturgis. Thomas had threatened to kill McMahon earlier and reached for his gun before she fired. He was 40 and leaves two widows and two children. McMahon a pioneer woman of Black Hill will likely not be prosecuted.
New York suffers a sugar famine as the Williamsburg plant strike halts refining, delaying deliveries to retailers and exhausting supply in many stores and restaurants. Tobacco brands are also scarce due to the new revenue law changing packing styles, across the metropolis.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a state leader office event described as large and clear rage and woe, with unclear details about the involved parties or exact location. The readable text centers on intense emotion and political office context.
Chief Smelley arrested a man and woman linked to a long running case. Goldie, already known to the seal police, is accused by a man and his companion who yesterday identified her as the woman who lured them into her home on Extdy street near Sam Burgmaen's pawnshop.
A fragment notes the sale of Sen-Nere Try Witets Hazel Card Cream by Palace Pharmacy. The line lists the product and retailer but lacks additional context or details. This brief item records a consumer product purchase at a local drugstore.
In Salonii July 36 the ex sultan Abd Hamid of Turkey asks the government for a secretary and clerical aid to prepare his reply to charges by Turkish opponents. A planned book on his life could influence political power dynamics and faces uncertain support.
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