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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
3
A brief note argues that keeping money from Europe and using portal savings banks can prevent foreigners from shipping savings. The text emphasizes financial controls and restrictive measures as a method. The piece presents a pro money keeping stance with limited context or supporting details.
The Postal Savings Bank League argues the plan would mobilize cash hidden in stockings and aid immigrants, farmers, and wage earners. It says bankers oppose the bill, using large funds and propaganda, while the league grows through unity and public education about the postal depository concept.
Pittsburg social season showcases famous families staging Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore to support the Home for Crippled Children. The Alvin Theatre hosts four nights of charity performances with an estimated 60 000 dollars in flowers and luxury gowns, as parents ship carloads of blossoms from New York.
Chicago June report prints an sworn affidavit by Alois Jacwer Magneur claiming he served Johann Salvator archduke of Austria in 1874-76 and that yesterday in Palenville Ohio he identified the local Johann Salvator as the missing archduke.
New York June 4 report states Alice Walab formerly of Chicago will recover from wounds said to have been inflicted by Rhea a Teamsters union member. The suspect Shem Was was admitted to bail as the case proceeds.
Washington June N The senate debated day and night sequestering ten hours daily and discussed limiting dilatory motions. The vice president cited a precedent from the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill as justification for blocking calls when no quorum exists. Bacon condemned the rule as revolutionary and ripe for abuse. La Follette challenged party leaders pledge on tariff revision, asserting the pending bill would raise duties above the Dinghy law. Gore argued for New England cotton mill profits, countered by Frye.
A sixteen year old girl risked her life to rescue five families including twenty children from a Brooklyn tenement blaze. She led occupants through burning hallways and smoke while urging others to evacuate then refused credit, saying she had done nothing. One fireman was seriously injured and six others narrowly escaped harm.
Pasquale Tallarico, a teenager and student from West Sixty Seventh Street, seeks annulment from Florence Anne Tallarico claiming marriage hindered his musical education and that he was not old enough to wed. They married two years ago in Urle City by Rev. George W. Downs.
George H. Earle Jr the receiver for the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co faced cross examination in Pennsylvania s 20 000 000 anti trust suit. The defense got him to admit he would receive more than 4 000 000 in stock and bonds if his contentions prevailed.
Kansas City June 3 Frank H Horn H Snider and Raymond P May were sentenced to serve a year and a day in Leavenworth federal prison and to pay 500 fines each for promoting the Two Queens mine in Arizona. John Horn was fined 500 in the federal court here for fraud connected with the venture.
Mles E S Parks of Hutchinson Kansas passenger on Portland train No 17 died near Hawna this morning. The body was taken from the train at Rawlins Wyoming and will be shipped to New Hampshire.
Theodore Roosevelt with his son Mermigg visits F. J. Jackson acting governor of the protectorate in Nairobi British East Africa to bid him farewell before departing on a tour of the Mumbal district.
One hundred dollar reward offered for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot treat. Endorsements from local businessmen assert Cheney's integrity and financial reliability. Patent medicine ad copy promises testimonials and wholesale availability with prices per bottle.
Keefe Hall hosted a society dance in honor of three admired visitors Miss Ada Wallace Creston Iowa Mrs Sands arriving Cheyenne from another city and Mrs James B Green Des Moines Iowa. The event featured Buchanan's orchestra, late dancing, and evening punch as guests mingled with prominent local couples and visitors.
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