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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
13
A rough collage of notes mentions water repair work and prices at 1709 Carey Ave, plus chatter about individuals tied to Georgetown University law graduation, the Birds leaders, and Charlie Stephens sidelined by an accident from a Sunday game.
Fragmentary courtroom notes describe Franklin testifying about conversations with Darrow and a request for prison cell descriptions. The witness recounts hints of immunity and state support, with references to Berd and a tainted line about not wanting witnesses. Additional ads for The Sherman Co. appear, listing wiring services and Stevenson contact.
A terse, abusive note references a mother and a distant address. It contains expletives and unclear intention, with phrases suggesting forgiveness and a request for a rewrite. The text appears as a damaged communication fragment lacking clear context or names beyond a general personal reference.
The Wyoming Consistory semi annual reunion will be held at the Masonic temple in Cheyenne the week of June 11. The Scottish degree from fourth to thirty second will be performed and a class of forty to fifty will be conferred. The event closes Friday with a reception banquet and dance expected to host about 200 participants.
Atlantic City June 4. At the 63rd annual meeting of the American Medical Association the committee on anesthesia calls for phasing out chloroform ether and cocaine. They cite deaths linked to these agents and urge use of nitrous oxide with oxygen as a safer, natural anesthesia alternative.
The Industrial Club in Cheyenne weighs a plan to lure a wool warehouse to the city. Backers in Cheyenne and Wyoming aim to make Cheyenne a major wool center, arguing it will attract shipments via new trunk lines and boost regional prosperity, with Denver seen as a rival.
Hopkinsville Kentucky June 4 The Methodist church sermon by Rev A R Kasey labeled Theodore Roosevelt a mollycoddle next to the Apostle Paul praising a militant faith and strenuous life amid the preacher’s critique of Roosevelt’s public stance.
The text recalls how Paul endured severe labor, disappointment, and even threats to life as he pursued preaching. These trials, rather than deterring him, intensified his fervor and commitment to spread his message.
Governor Harmon defeats foes at the Ohio Democratic state convention with George Long of Troy as permanent chairman. Indications point to adopting the unit rule and Harmon securing Ohio’s 48 Baltimore votes. Roosevelt Leads in South Dakota returns with early results as Taft and Follette trail. Roosevelt issues a long statement at Sagamore Hill challenging Taft allies and Root at Chicago convention.
Oil developments in Wyoming show Franco Wyoming lagging as Midwest firm secures most area in Salt Creek township north of Casper. Frustrated Franco Wyoming shifts focus to Shoshoni with test wells as wind river dredge digs 28 000 tons daily for gold near Wind River. Omaha Bee. Wood ulnigg The Sherman Co.
Attorney General Prenton remarks on county road labor pay and travel reimbursements. He states there is no statutory daily rate beyond poll tax, and that county commissioners must set transportation allowances. Officials may be paid only actual expenses, with fixed mileage limits, and extra compensation beyond statutory allowances is improper.
Notice states a special teachers’ certificate examination to be held at the County Superintendent’s office in Cheyenne starting 8:40 AM on June 14 and 16, 1972. The program lists sessions in orthography, penmanship, methods, science, history, psychology, algebra, civics, geometry, and related subjects with various topics across Friday and Saturday sessions.
The text discusses how numbered displays indicate weather conditions. It notes that No 1 and No 2 signal temperature and precipitation patterns with various combinations with No 4 indicating warmth or cold with fair or rainy outcomes.
The Idaho State Democratic convention chose sixteen delegates to the Baltimore convention each with a vote, instructed for Clark. Wilson led Roosevelt in early returns, indicating Roosevelt will gain a solid delegation to Chicago. Preliminary returns from 126 of 1400 precincts show Roosevelt with a plurality in the state.
Post election unrest in Liege Verviers Bruges Hournai Ghent Louvain Antwerp and Liege city escalates with gendarmes firing on rioters. Casualties exceed fifty, including two children, as churches colleges and Catholic institutions suffer damage. Socialist central committee calls general strike amid mounting worker sentiment in Walloon areas.
Aspen Colorado June 4 Peter Cusnever a Lead South Dakota miner shot and killed his wife on a street and then shot China Tence formerly of Lead with whom his wife had fled to Aspen Cusnever was arrested and Tence lay critically hurt authorities said. The state leader in the want ad medium of Wyoming urged readers to try it.
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