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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
Market notes show light cattle receipts and steady to firmer prices in Omaha with strong demand for cattle shipments. Hogs move at $9.20 to $9.30, with best hogs up to $9.30, while sheep trades are light but firm. quick turnover expected as stockers and feeders move through.
Estimated receipts show 4000 in cattle 13000 hogs and 14000 sheep. Beeves bring 5.70 to 7.70, Texas and Western steers 4.50 to 7.70, hogs range 9.25 to 9.50 with some heavy levels, lambs and sheep quotes varied from 3.50 to 9.60 across native and Western stock.
Wool steady in St Louis market with Territory and Western med iti showing 10 to 20 percent change. Prices quoted at 1617 to 1247 and 4 percent cents for fine merit.
The article details alibi witnesses for Powell in the April 16 attack case. It notes Ninth Circuit soldiers and civilian witnesses including Katie Hoare who testified she served Powell dinner at the Mikado restaurant between 10 and 10:30 PM. Cross examinations revealed inconsistencies in the testimony and oath statements.
Deputy Sheriff Wager notes show testimony by witnesses aimed at proving the defense evidence differed from officers’ statements during case development before trial.
In Den Lotrand California on June 14 the quiet day centered on a boxing gym event. Joff Fries faced Corbett in a paddleball style match as painting stunts were demonstrated with a cowt of red paint on the outdoor ring. Johnson planned to color the arena for July 4 as well. Corbett’s painted thumb was noted as being further injured.
Congressman Edward T. Taylor and former State Senator FE M Aimmong plan to press National Forester Henry Graves in Denver on July 15 about opening thousands of acres inside Colorado national forests to settlement. They argue much of these lands remain unavailable despite agricultural potential.
Ottawa June 14 The air coverage gain of 43 percent marks Canada's building progress from April reports across 26 cities. West regions near famine in materials as Winnipeg and Calgary struggle to meet heavy demand. Official data understate the actual activity and strain on supplies.
The Italian king, via the Denver Kalam consulate, will award medals to Cheyenne residents for aid after the Mirue quake of December 28, 695. Dr Bosschett sent the names of two recipients: Mrs. B. B. Brooks, Wyoming head of the Red Cross Society, and Paul Milatro, Salign consular agent.
Kansas City June 14 Billy Papke defeated Al Goodale in the second round of their match. Papke landed two hard blows and Goodale fell to his knees as seconds threw in the sponge. The referee disqualified Goodale after a late rally.
Ex convict John Hodnett, who escaped from San Luis Obispo county jail on June 3 with fellow prisoner John Harrison, was captured in Santiago after a nine day manhunt. They had been sought for the shooting of Paso Robles policeman John Rude.
Local authorities deny IWO jersong were held up and robbed in an alley near the Sarno department store. Police say the victim fought back and the assailants fled after taking about fifty dollars and the perpetrator’s companions escaped.
OCR fragment shows bids for a new hotel with mentions of bed capacity and spectras, unclear names or dates. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete entities or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Louisville janitor Joseph Wendling, linked by police to the Alma Keliner murder, is being sought as he reportedly travels with a carnival company. The carrier was said to have passed Fulton Missouri and Independence Kansas, with shows planned in Inque, Iowa today and tomorrow, per Inspector Edward Boyle.
The Cheerfine Indians faced travel delays and game cancellations after a train breakdown prevented arrival for a scheduled game with Saratoga. Flooding also washed out Hanna’s field, forcing postponements for Thursday and Friday.
Col Alexander Moore who leads a 500 member Pennsylvania delegation plans a triumphal county tour for Col Roosevelt. The route would start in August from New York, visit leading cities including Salt Lake City, and end on the Pacific coast returning via New Orleans. Roosevelt will be asked to approve the plan.
In Crantae Michigan on June 14 A I McCaskill Will Martin and George Teachout died after drinking wood alcohol mixed with sugar water and soda. Clarence Smith and See White are in a dying condition as authorities report the incident with McCaskill's whiskey supply exhausted prior to the fatal mixture.
Washington action sparked by a June debate as Senators Heyburn Idaho Hughes Colorado attacked the public land withdrawal, noting forestry spending exceeds receipts fivefold. Heyburn warned lands open to prospectors while Hughes warned resource exhaustion and argued future generations must solve their own problems without coddling.
Mr Frank Bon of the Bon Shoe and Clothing Company with his family sails for California for a summer vacation lasting about one month.
A local cleaner offers cleaning, pressing, and alterations at 1821 Carey Ave. The shop advertises professional garment care services to residents and nearby customers.
Washington reports Representative Ramadet of Louisiana declares the South a land of opportunity for northern farmers. He warns Canadians crossing the border and pitches southern crops including rice and wheat as superior. He argues southern climate and soil support diverse farming and animal life, contrasting harsh northern winters with southern yields.
Fragmentary OCR discusses race relations and cooperation, suggesting Negroes and whites may live together with common destiny, but without social commitments. Mentions Minnesota locales and Sherman County as context, with references to population patterns and proposed selling plans.
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