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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
Baton Rouge June 16 T C Anderson a representative from New Orleans leads discussion in the state general assembly backing a boxing legalization bill. The measure aims to regulate matches and set oversight within the Louisiana legislature.
Orleans introduces a bill permitting boxing contests of twenty five rounds with five ounce gloves in chartered clubs statewide. The measure aims to regulate prize fighting and establish standards for venues and oversight.
New York June 16 1910 warranting an improved financial mood following the government injunction lift. Wheat, oats and barley crops are projected to rise slightly from last year while cotton yields reach about 123 million bales. Stronger foreign demand and lower prices may ease living costs as grain and cotton liquidation stabilizes the market.
The university annual meeting confirms re elections and lists officers. Otto Gramm and Timothy Burke named as officers, with I Burrage secretary and Anea treasurer. Prof Henry G Knight becomes head of chemistry. Prof J O Creager appointed to lead the normal school and join Yale program. Leave granted for Dean Minna Stoner. A new zoology assistant professorship is created to be filled by Graves of Johns Hopkins.
The article notes many wished to attend but attendance was postponed from Friday evening to Tuesday, June 21, by the committee. The change affects all planned participants and attendees listed for the original Friday slot.
Sergeant W. W. Richardson of Company A hospital corps was found dead in his quarters just after midnight. He killed himself with a 33 caliber revolver and held a mirror in his left hand to aim. The ball entered the right temple and exited the left forehead as he lay dead for hours before discovery.
City of Cheyenne Wyoming invites sealed proposals for Portland cement as part of a 6 000 barrel order. Bidders must submit certified checks payable to the city and seal envelopes marked Proposals Portland cement. Deadlines set for Tuesday June 21, 1910.
The US circuit court of appeals vacated Wrights temporary injunctions against Curtiss and Pawlhan, ruling the infringement claim unclear. The decision allows foreign aviators to operate pending trial, with no bonds required for entries. The case continues as damages action on the Wrights core patent.
A compact classified notice from Buechner Jewelry Co appeals consistorymen to purchase heavy 14 karat rings and dharma before sending east. The message advertises a stock of lightweight rings and urges timely action.
Physicians and chemists claim a flesh forming food increases body mass when taken with daily meals. A guarantee promises refund of purchase price if weight does not rise, with the product now in Palace Pharmacy.
The notice touts Samose convenient form for assimilation with meals and claims near one hundred percent satisfactory results with a refund offer. It also advertises bicycle and gun repairs and a Royal Pioneer motorcycle for sale by Fred Boyer at 428 W. 17th St.
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