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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
10
Chicago residents face rising automobile related deaths and injuries as pedestrians bear the brunt of rapid streetcar and car growth in 1910. Officials cite speed, lax enforcement, and scarce police presence in residential areas as key dangers.
Ad copy touts TIZ as a feet remedy that clears pores to remove soreness and corns. Claims include no powder form, lasting comfort, and a money back guarantee after trying one box at 25 cents. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. and Sands Prag Co.
In a Sunday doubleheader, Company A Hospital corps swept the Second Ninth cavalry in the morning 11 to 4 and defeated Banks 13 to 7 in the afternoon. Pitchers include Casio, Cunningham, Lewis, Brags, Payne, Tappari, Kunkel, Lewlas.
Mrs A J Reagan of Cassle and Mrs L Hughes plan a today departure with Donald Hughes for a Denver visit. Mrs H Jefferson and daughter Lillian with Miss Sallie Thistle departed for a two month trip to Kansas City. Mable Phillipa of Campstool visiting Cheyenne. A B Powler of Guernsey among yesterday's arrivals. John Carmody of Lander visiting Cheyenne on business. Editor B B Lewis of the Rawlings Republican arrives in Cheyenne.
From Sligo Colo night and will continue his journey today to Raching. W B Martendale of Casper transacting business in the city. George Ley of Islay arrived yesterday. Mayor H. and C P Crosswhit of Casper among visitors. Seven room house one to two blocks from our line full lot $3100. G S Oliver phone 574.
The program features a novelty act with rooters and foot cycling by Mathews and Marion, a barleque by Jones and Walton, and the traveling act Arkarsas with a broken fiddle. Kelley and Wentworth present The Village Lookup a touching sketch about a brother and sister sacrifice. The Lude orchestra provides musical numbers. tomorrow promises a full change in lineup.
A Wyoming reform group denounces city administration and officials for enabling bootleggers and houses of prostitution. The letter cites licenses issued to fourteen bootleggers, fees set by law, and county approval processes, urging action to restore public order and morals.
A reflective piece laments corruption and pleads for honest leaders to guide the city and state. It invokes shifts toward honor and virtue, urging citizens to demand steadfast, selfless public service and protection of youth from moral decay. The plea culminates in a chant for "Give us men" of uncompromising character.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite a street scene involving a cement walk and a phone tackle at costal Elias location 208 West 47th. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are readable.
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