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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1910
Page
15
Roosevelt returns home amid cheering crowds in the financial district and at City Hall park. Spectators toss tape and tiny bonnets as banners call him teddy and praise him as the next president. A broad grin from Roosevelt signals friendly reception as the parade continues.
In Chicago on June 15 militant suffragists of the No Vote No Tax league demand inclusion of women as figures on Fourth of July floats. They threaten to substitute balloons and costumes if the Say Fourth association refuses to parade female figures. Mrs Minona Fitts-Jones and Mrs Frances Shaw announced the boycott and urged women to quit the parade committee efforts.
Chicago June 18 A police bureau report to the Chief of Police notes autos caused about 250 injuries in six months and a rising fatality trend. Since June 1 five persons have fled and forty three injured as fatalities near two figures.
A 70 year old New Yorker, identified as Bridder, died after allegedly walking in his sleep and falling from a window in a Forty sixth street flat. Police report he had long suffered somnambulism but showed no immediate signs of struggle or foul play.
Leavenworth prison inmate Josoyls Chapek was allowed to travel to visit his dying daughter. The move followed orders from Attorney General Wicker Glam.
A gas plant blast in the basement of a Christian church during service yesterday injured two ministers. Church doors were blown open and interior damage occurred as Sherman’s Co. timbered the scene.
Classified ad page shows rates for insertions, vented and convenience notices, and numerous help wanted pleas. Wages, positions and firms listed include railroad workers, crafts, and clerical roles with city and location references.
An assortment of Cheyenne business listings, attorney offices, funeral directors, and railway timetables. includes Union Pacific schedules, Denver Pacific lines, and local notices. Public notices list impending assessments and city official roles, with a focus on Cheyenne Wyoming. The item blends ads, professional listings, and the passenger timetable.
Notice to the traveling public that the fount road through Wart is closed by order of the County Commissioners with further notice. All users travel at their own risk. County Clerk and Clerk of the Board certify the record.
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