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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
A joint committee of the National Bay association and the National ic association reports that U S law administration lags by a century. It stresses enforcement, warns against haste, favors gradual reforms and respect for long standing legal principles.
Aerial travel expands rapidly with planes crossing canals and seas, potentially linking France and Hogland and Germany with neighboring lands within hours. Military experts debate the impact of air power on campaigns and peace, noting raids, supply lines, and the possibility of battalion scale air forces altering future warfare.
A disturbance near the Bevenfield and Biddy streets corner drew police as Suliiure was arrested for promiscuous shouting at 12 30 in the night. Battery F members reported firing incidents and charges were prepared following the scene near the police station.
A fragmented poem traces a mortal dreamer and a seabound gull between earth and sky. The speaker weighs constancy and faith against fear and routine, urging fearless venture into unseen realms and faithful ascent toward the angel’s hostelry.
Washington reports the army engineer corps will raise the Maine in Havana harbor soon to settle whether the explosion came from inside or outside. Col. W. H. Bixby to oversee after General Marshall retires. $100000 approved. Previous salvage efforts cost about $54043.04 with private wreckers failing.
C A Jones and Joe Wilame won the three mile cross country run from seven contestants at the City Athletic Club meet. They were awarded sweaters in university colors bearing a large W.
In a landmark operation at Prowethospital, Dr. Royal S Copeland transplanted a corneal section from a Chinese donor into a blind patient while another eye was enucleated. The procedure aimed to restore sight in the Chinese recipient, with a second operation likely to complete vision restoration as the cornea heals. A second patient received the donor cornea in an adjacent eye during the same session.
De Lara accuses the Mexican government of using espionage against political refugees in the United States. He recounts accepting a supposed spy job in Loses to track refugee movements, resigning after a few days. He was with his wife, an American woman, and a few Mexicans.
June 10 Sherman County report: George Renkes, hotel owner on the South Side, sprayed gasoline around his saloon to kill roaches and set a match. The attempt triggered a blaze alarm but he found no fire key, fled with other men without harm. The incident caused excitement as residents checked halls and then went back to bed.
Ernest W. Gerbracht and James F. Bender Nigel faced charges in a case alleging extensive sugar import duty fraud through a device to misreport dock tallies. Gerbracht and Nigel were convicted on multiple counts. Bender Nigel acquitted on one count. Restitution exceeds 2 000 dollars and federal penalties loom for Heike and others. Briand declares France must keep military strength ahead of peace efforts and seeks swift naval program vote.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that over four million churchgoers heard 40 thousand sermons on tuberculosis and more than 1,250,000 literature pieces were distributed during the campaign.
The association says on April 4 fully one eighth of the 72,000,000 church goers in the United States heard the gospel of health. Notices and sermons printed in newspapers reached about 20,000,000 people. Tuberculosis Sunday plans to extend its reach next year.
The Denver Laramie and Northwestern Realty company, a Railroad company subsidiary, has purchased the 14000 acre Willow Creek ranch from James McGibbons and Bons. The property is hailed as one of the region’s finest ranches and the price is believed to be well over $75,000.
In Washington Pennsylvania three registered Jersey cows owned by Scenery Hill farmers died after a can of paint was dumped into their pasture. A fourth animal is expected to die as the cows ran about and gored each other. A veterinarian determined the paint ingestion caused the deaths amid fear of rabies.
Mexican troops seized the Indian insurgent stronghold near Mentico City Valladolid after a three hour battle. Thirty National Guard men and many rebels were killed in the engagement that followed a bloody massacre in Yucatan days earlier.
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