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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
12
A joint committee of the National Bay association and the National ic association reports on U S law administration. It argues law enforcement depends on effective enforcement and cautions against hasty reform, urging gradual changes while preserving established precedents for stability.
A 19th century era article discusses planes crossing channels and potential military uses. It notes rapid flights between France and the Baltic, the risk of raids disrupting supply lines, and speculation on aeroplanes influencing peace and future warfare.
Report notes a disturbance at about 12 30 near the corner of Beven feenih and Biddy streets close to the police station. A patrol from Battery F was dispatched and arrested Suliiire on site for firing a weapon amid the commotion.
A fragmented poem recounts a sea gull and a mortal dreamer testing air and fate. It explores the venture beyond common paths, urging faith and bold ascent past wavering truth. The speaker hints at heavenly lodging and prophetic guidance in a vision of two realms.
The U S Army engineer corps plans to raise the battleship Maine in Havana harbor at an early date to determine whether the explosion originated inside or outside. A $100000 appropriation has been approved. General Marshall will retire June 11 and Col. Bixby will oversee the project. The wreck will be pumped out and temporarily lightened if needed. Previous salvage attempts cost about $54043.04.
C A Jones and Joe Wilame win the tires mile cross country event from seven contestants of the late waiver city athletic club. They are awarded sweaters bearing a large W in university colors.
In New York at Prowethospital Dr. Royal S. Copeland led a historic transplant of a cornea from a Chinese donor into a blind patient, aiming to restore sight. The procedure used a matching corneal segment from the injured eye and was watched by many surgeons as a potential first in America.
De Lara testifies that Mexico’s government uses espionage against political refugees in the United States. He described taking a spy job in loc es to track refugees but resigned after a few days. De Lara arrived at the capitol with his wife, an American woman, and several Mexicans.
In Pittsburg Virginia on June 10 George Reukes a Sherman Co hotel proprietor sprayed gasoline about his saloon in a roach control attempt and started a fire alarm scare. He fled with a missing moustache and eyelashes as witnesses awakened by the alarm reported no damage.
Ernest W. Gerbracht and James F. Bender Nigel convicted on multiple counts of defrauding duties on imported sugar via a device to conceal dock charges. Restitution exceeds $2,000 with two-year prison terms and $10,000 fines anticipated. sentencing and blame assignment continue as government pursues full accountability. Meanwhile Briand asserts France must prepare for war despite peace efforts, urging early naval program approval.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that over 4,000,000 churchgoers listened to 40,000 sermons on tuberculosis and more than 1,250,000 literature pieces were distributed during the first nationwide effort in New York churches.
The association reports that about one eighth of the 72,000,000 churchgoers in the United States heard the gospel of health on tuberculosis Sunday. Notices and newspaper sermons are said to have reached 20,000,000 people, with plans to expand the effort next year.
Larhvule Wyoming June 10 The Denver Laramie and Northwestern Realty company a Railroad subsidiary buys the fourteen thousand acre Willow Creek ranch from James McGibbons and Bons. The sale price is believed to be well over 75000 dollars and the property is touted as one of the finest ranch tracts in the West.
In Washington Pennsylvania on June 10 a pastured Jersey herd belonging to Scenery Hill farmers was fed paint from a spilled can. The cows ran and gored each other in the field and a fourth cow is expected to die. A veterinarian determined the cause and ruled out rabies.
Mentico City Valladolid June 10 Mexican troops seized the rebel stronghold in Yucatan after a three hour battle. Thirty National Guardsmen and many rebels were killed in the engagement following a massacre attributed to Indian insurgents.
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