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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

5

Incorporations and Officials Slide Through Cheyenne News

Notices report the German Canal Company of Greybull and the Big J or n Sheep Company filing articles of incorporation with capital combined at 200000. Cheyenne News Publishing Company forms with 5000 stock. Casin Trust & Savings Bank opens with 25000 capital. Various federal and local appointments and fines noted amid court and public safety items.

Carey Ave Nora Doyle Pure Food Combissioner Mixa Cileen Sullivan Mineo German Canal Company Greybull Jiorn Sheep Company Lost Cabin Maurice Groshon Ft. Bridger Evanston New News Company Cheyenne News Publishing Company H. M. Bunce Norman Tack Charles Fuelcher David Nimmo Clarence Draper New Bank Casin Trust & Savings Bank Robn Hart Skarcard Ed Carothers H. Hopkins C. H. Fitzpatrick Washington Vsiton William C. Millis William C. Millis of the Land Office Washington, D. C Hore Carleton R. Ball Department of Brain Investigation Cheyenne United States Wyoming

Cadets Finish Trip At Camp Tip Top With Inspectors Visit

Reports from the High School cadet camp indicate all boys behaved well. They camped first day at Crow Creek then reached the grounds about 1:00 Saturday. Adjutant General Narkwells and Dr. H L Goff inspected and found only minor slips among the boys. The camp lies on a pine covered canyon branch of Crow Creek with waterfalls. A ball game occurred in the afternoon and Friday's field day was announced for the following day with bridge building and engineering instruction.

Coant Crow Creek Narkwells H. L. Goff

Patience of railroad ticket clerks praised at stock show

Rail division officials note passengers often blame agents for delays while clerks at Cheyenne and other depots maintain calm during rush hours. A party from Colorado & Southern and Chicago Burlington & Quincy, including J. J. Cox and J. O. Kerns, visit Wheatland for the stock show.

Cheyenne Colorado & Southern Chicago, Burlington & Quincey J. J. Cox J. O. Kerns C. B. & Q. Lincoln H. E. Reennick R. HM. Doolittle Frank Sandstrom Denver P. H. Conroy Wheatland

Cheyenne Moves And Assignments In Local Departments

Sullivan of the U P mechanical dept brings his family from Green River to Cheyenne and will reside at 22231 Van Lennen. He fills the vacancy caused by William Niland’s illness. Miss Agnes Johnson of the I P mechanical dept takes leave to visit relatives in South Dakota. S L Hughes Frisco land agent works with Hooker Wishard real estate in St Louis. Mrs McNair Ft Russell moves to New York. Mrs Len Nash and Mrs A Yelton depart for Los Angeles. John Dawson formerly Swan Land and Cattle manager heads to Scotland. Misa Anna Johnson to San Antonio Texas. Seale Snow deputy A 3 marshal and wife move to Tucson.

BE. Sullivan U. P Green River Cheyenne van Lennen Street Sullivan William Niland Agnes Johnson The South Dakota S. L. Hughes Frisco Hooker & Wishard St. Louis McNair Ft. Russell New York Len Nash A. Yelton Los Angeles John Dawson Swan Land & Cattle Co Hia Way Scotland Gillette Misa Anna Johnson San Antonio Texas Seale Snow A. 3 Tucson Ariz

Gotham Sizzles in Torrid June Heat Wave

New York marked the hottest June day since 1872 with a peak 91 degrees at 8 30 p m as thousands sought relief at the seashore and green fields. San Francisco also sweltered with 86 at 1 pm and other West Coast readings included Fresno 106 and Yuma 110.

New York San Francisco The Mercury Fresno Red Bluff Sacramento San Jose Yuma Mhoonly Aniz

Baby's Cries Save Lives of Parents in Folding Bed Tragedy

In New York a baby’s cries alerted a neighbor and saved the child and parents from a folding bed accident. Alfred Emberhardt, the Brooklyn father, suffered a concussion and may not recover, while the mother was restored to consciousness.

New York Alfred Emberhardt Brooklyn

Chicago Coliseum Seats Expanded for National GOP Convention

Chicago June 3 The Coliseum seating capacity has been increased to accommodate 11 189 for the National Republican convention opening June 18. Delegates 1 078 alternate 1 79 press 400 main floor guests 3 500 balcony 3 200 platform 1 932. Witnesses Roosevelt Taft convention under same roof as four years ago.

Chicago William F. Stone Uender Taft Roosevelt

Why Widows Land Best Catches

Chicago June 3 A Chicago widow Mrs Sussanne Ella Wood Dean, famed for her court battle over her late husband John B K Deans estate, offers views on why widows attract and hold men. She argues widows flatter men, maintain allure, and avoid giving up control, contrasting with younger women whose romance falters once love turns practical.

Sussanne Ella Wood Dean Caleago John BK. Dean Chicago England Turkey Arthur Spiridoviteh America Dean

Last Word on Marriage Rules for Widows and Maidens

A speaker urges forgiveness and condemns petty grievances, arguing divorce fuels resentment. The nut paragraph states a widow should not remarry, while urging older men to wed widows and younger men to marry maidens, framing a harsh social rule.

Captain Rostron of Carpathia by Hero He Says

New York June 3 Captain Arthur Henry Rostron of the Carpathia who rescued Titanic survivors emphasizes that heroes are not self made but earned by duty. He declined personal hero status, praising his crew and passengers for the rescue and noting his actions were guided by fate. He told this during a Titanic memorial concert interview.

New York Loval Arthur Henry Rostron Carpathia Mar Bo Rostron Hostron Philadelphia Widener Elking Mark George Widener

Special meeting notice from Sherman Co

Attention Moose! Special meeting Tuesday evening at 7 pm. Eagles' Hath Business of Importance requires the presence of every member. W. Gawthwaite, Dictator.

Eagles W. Gawthwaite

Massacre and political intrigue unfold in distant turmoil

Dispatches describe a brutal massacre in Jiechten where 600 Mexican troops killed Juchiteca tribesmen amid a retaliatory conflict tied to a decades old grievance. The report links refugee eyewitness accounts, a chaotic march, and a long history of regional power struggles.

San Francissco Cal Jiechten Willis Ss. Hont Nien Dims Marrow Volors Jachitan

Sugar Territory Split by Trust Trial

New York June 3 Chester Morey president of the Great Western Sugar Co was examined in the federal suit to dissolve the American Sugar Refining Co DA Knapp sought to obtain admission that sugar prices influenced cane sugar quotations and that the result favored the trust.

New York Chester &. Morey Great Western Sugar Company American Sugar Refining Company Avant United States Knapp

Five Riders Injured In Denver Cycle Crash At Tallaries Track

Frank King a local rider was seriously injured when his motorcycle collided with that of L R Bowen at Tallaries motorhome in Denver yesterday afternoon. Two other riders Carley Predertele and Andy Patterson sustained minor injuries. This follows a similar accident at the same track earlier in the month with Hamiliton of Texas injured May 12 and Lawrence Fleckenstein wounded, sidelining him for months.

Denver Colo Frank King Tallaries Motorhome Hie L. RE Bowen Carley Predertele Andy Patterson Ty Minhega Wd. I Himilston Texas Lawrence Fleckenstein Iing

Cut off the stew where it comes into the building

Steam condenses in the pines and varnishes are mentioned in a fragment from The Sherman Co. algebraic note. The cryptic line references industrial process and materials without a clear event or date.

Weather codes and forecast notes from unclear OCR text

Fragmented OCR shows coded weather indicators with numbers and terms like rain snow fair colder warmer. Phrases reference temperatures and conditions but lack clear context or complete sentences.

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