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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
12
The Cheyenne Chautauqua organizers call for broad community support. Citizens are urged to buy season tickets at $2 now and persuade others. Merchants ministers teachers and parents should promote the event through ads pulpit announcements and county outreach. The paper aspires for the Chautauqua to become a lasting Cheyenne feature this summer starting July 1.
The article argues that commencement marks a start not an end to education and urges graduates to find a definite life work early. It warns against voracious versatility, advocating specialization and depth over dabbling in many fields.
Incomplete OCR text references a world service ideal and a failed, fruitless effort. The fragment mentions terms like “Omeatia Bee” and speaks of a commencement oration, suggesting a historical note on public service and misfired initiatives. The readable portion offers no clear events or identifications.
A lyrical reminiscence lists students by gifts and talents, from Ned the clever boy to Bruce the actor and Tom who knew history. The poem traces how their paths diverged, with Ned driving a grocer’s wagon and Tom serving in Congress while others pursue art, law, or marriage.
The Mexico City government offers a central site for a Pasteur statue after French supporters raised 26,000 pesos. The project aims to place the monument near the Zocalo Alameda or Paseo de la Reforma. The model will arrive soon and completion is hoped for the September Centennial.
Mia J M Johnson recovering from an operation at St Luke's hospital Denver jumped from a third floor window, dying from heart failure. The screen catch gave way under slight pressure and she was found on the Pearl street lawn. The incident occurred after she was left alone briefly Saturday night.
Governor Dickerson warns a major boxing bout could be halted as Nevada officials weigh legal issues amid Johnson Jeffries preparations. Johnson plans nine mile run and six round sparring before the fight while Jeffries heads toward a Nevada camp with a nine mile row and training for Armstrong and Choynski.
In Carson City Nevada hundreds of letters and telegrams urge Governor Dickerson to stop the fight. Nevada Supreme Court judges privately say state laws do not empower interference. In Columbus Ohio George L Rockwell of Stop That Fight announces a similar protest will begin. Attorneys say Nevada law allows only glove contests, not the proposed event.
In Griffith Park Los Angeles 200 friends in riding outfits witnessed Evelyn Baker and George Morse wed atop cow ponies. Reverend John Munroe officiated from the spot where Pio Pico once married, as guests avoided firearms per the couple’s request.
A mob in Rusk Texas burned Leonard Johnson the Black man charged with the murder of Maude Hedding a young white woman. The mob seized him during the night and executed him at the stake amid rising tensions in Gre.
Denver residents face an unusual insect problem as a grasshopper invasion sweeps the eastern city area amid hot weather. Citizens voice frustration and describe gardens and plots being overrun by the pests.
Washington report that the House approved the public building bill totaling 19,288,500 dollars in a late night vi vi vote after twelve fifty a m. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
Detective Thomas Brown brings Genkeyo Mitsungana to Denver from McCook to face the murder charge in the May 7 case involving Mrs Katharine Wilson. Mitsungana refused to speak during the trip and kept his cap low.
Just opened. Leo Tim, proprietor, invites patrons to try Suey and Short Order dishes at the new Broom Restaurant located at 1007 Eddy Street. Open nights.
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