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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1910
Page
22
The district court will begin the Plymell murder trial tomorrow morning. Former Policeman Leslie Plymell is charged with murder, with attorney W. B. Ross retained for the defense and many friends and relatives gathered to support him. The case promises to be highly interesting in this term.
The arrest followed the death of Private Frank Carroll of the Second Field Artillery at Fort Ing sell. It is alleged a blow from the policeman's revolver caused the fatal injuries two weeks before his death.
Local weather data for the 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. June LI shows a maximum of 46 degrees and a minimum of 48 degrees with no precipitation recorded.
Jone de Rivero named manager of Company 1 Torco which runs the world’s largest bull ring in Mexico City. Del Rivero travels to Spain via New York to book matadors. Fuentes to earn $10,000 for each of four September shows tied to the centennial celebration. After the fourth appearance he plans to retire the famous bullfighter’s tail flag and exit.
Focal reports a community project titled The Voeak Newspaper to be presented at the First Baptist church west Tuesday evening. The event features a student staff detailing roles from editor to display ads and society notes, promising an entertaining churchwide affair.
Two prisoners who had previously pleaded guilty were brought before Judge Maiden in the district court yesterday as judgment was pronounced. Marcus F. Birnaess, an advertising solicitor, pleaded guilty to making an unlawful purchase for $100 while he passed on Dr. Rely Nelson. Edward Horn pleaded guilty to a charge of stolen assets and was fined $50.
The Man Who Makes Vessels of Clay profiles Smith Damron a longtime potter from Macword MP Inols who demonstrated his craft at a Western Redpath Chautauqua lecture. Damron, once a Yo Mo A member and longtime secretary, traveled to venues sharing pottery methods and the wheel technique with audiences, stressing moral lessons amid a revival of interest in arts and crafts nationwide.
Peter Taylor, a wild animal tamer at Dreamland on Comey Island, was found unconscious and severely injured at the feet of Dutchess the large trained house lion after an attack by the animals as he prepared for a performance. Attendants report he likely will die from his injuries.
A local tale reports a large hat vanishing along with a pile of false hair. Women of the town mulled the mystery while the fashion scene debated the headgear and its influence on courtly duties. Clergy sermons urged modesty amid the odd fashion mystery.
A damaged OCR snippet shows partial text about a sale and receipts tied to a woman, plus unrelated garbled names. The readable parts are insufficient to identify a clear person, organization, or event and no concrete dates or locations are present.
A nineteen hour spree of receipts for lace, gloves, hose, embroidering, and a trousseau overwhelms a young bride. She faints after calculating wedding expenses that exceed her patience. Her husband grumbles over a 30 cent gas bill as the scene unfolds in the Atchison Globe account.
The house committee on labor decided to report favorably a bill creating a department of labor with a seat in the president's cabinet. Introduced by Representative Sulzer was not reported by the committee. The measure is endorsed by most labor unions and industrial organizations. A strong push is planned to pass the bill before adjournment.
An old advertisement touts TI cured Mrs Crockett of Jeffersonville after a fall left her unable to walk downstairs for years. The claim centers on a foot remedy drawing exudations to relieve sore feet. It promises quick relief within days and urges readers to obtain from Walter Lodge & Co in Chicago, via local druggists.
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