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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1910
Page
10
Tomorrow opens the district court session with the Plymela case, former policeman Leslie Plymell charged with murder. Attorney W B Ross represents the defendant as a large group of friends and relatives attend in support of the defense.
The charge follows the death of Private Frank Carroll of the Second Field Artillery at Fort Ingell. It is alleged a blow from the policeman's revolver caused the fatal injuries two weeks before his death.
Weather report for the 24 hours ending 6 p.m. June LI shows a high of 46 degrees and a low of 48 degrees with no precipitation.
Mexico, June 18. Jone de Rivero named manager of Company 1 Torco, operator of the world’s largest bull ring. Del Rivero went to Spain via New York to book bullfighters for the coming season. Fuentes signed to appear in Mexico for four September performances at a record price of 10000 dollars per show. After the fourth appearance, his queue will be cut as the mark of distinction.
The festival features the West Tuesday Evening event with the Stuff preparing an issue of a newspaper. The plan includes an editorial and display ads by team members like Editor in Chief and Assistant Editor, with participants such as W Swan and G Bender in roles across editorial, ads, society, and circulation teams.
Two inmates who pleaded guilty faced judgment in the district court before Judge Maiden. Marcus F. Birnaess admitted to making a fraudulent demand for $100 while passing a cheque to Dr. Rely Nelson of the Metropolitan baths. Edward Horn pleaded guilty to a separate charge and was fined $50.
The text profiles Smith Damron a potter once based near Macword MP Inols who toured counties with a chautauqua lecture on pottery. He demonstrated wheel work and clay jug making, framing the craft as a moral, healthful art while drawing requests from other towns.
Peter Taylor, a wild animal tamer at Dream Land on Comey Island, was found unconscious with severe injuries after being attacked by five trained hous at the Bostock menagerie. Attendants report his face and hands torn as he prepared for a performance. his survival was uncertain.
A local scene reports the sudden disappearance of a large hat and the faux hair fashion used to conceal it. Women, facing expected duties, abandon the oversized headgear and switch to plaited styles, prompting discussions among petitioners about modest attire and church decorum.
Reading shows a garbled public notice referencing a sale involving a woman and receipts. The text is unclear but mentions a sale action and a person connected to a household or property, with names partially legible.
A young woman faints after reading receipts for wedding items including lace, gloves, hose, and embroidery bills. Anxious, she recalls hairpin funds and a gas bill rise, suffering a merciful unconsciousness after prolonged distress.
The house committee on labor reports favorably a bill creating a department of labor with a seat in the president’s cabinet. Introduced by Representative Sulzer but not reported by the committee. Endorsed by labor unions and industrial organizations. a strong push to pass before adjournment. Sign painting at Sherman Co.
An advertisement profiles Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville who, after using a remedy promoted as drawing out toxins, walks with difficulty and reports rapid relief. It touts Walter Lodge & Co of Chicago and suggests druggists stock the product at 2 shillings per box, with local recommendations by a drug co.
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