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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
4
Citizens urged to buy season tickets at two dollars and recruit friends. Merchants, ministers, teachers, and parents should promote the Chautauqua with ads, sermons, and county outreach to ensure a successful event opening in Cheyenne this summer.
The commencement marks the start of education, not its end, and graduates must choose a life work early. Adaptability to many fields can hinder mastery. specialization yields greater expertise. Young people should identify a definite goal and avoid dispersing effort across too many pursuits.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a philosophical musing on service to the world and the limits of restless movement. It mentions personal best years, fruitless experiments, and an initiation speech, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete events.
A nostalgic verse chronicles classmates noted for talents in acting art music and history. Ned becomes a grocer’s driver while Bruce is deceased. John sings and taps, Jim paints houses, Tom serves in Congress, and Joe becomes the bravest, marrying the speaker.
In Mexico City on June 20 officials consider a central site for a Pasteur statue. The Zocalo Alameda and Paseo de la Reforma have been suggested with 26 000 pesos already raised. The French community, aiming to finish by the Sept centennial, expects to complete the statue in time.
Mia J M Johnson recovering from an operation at St Luke's Hospital fell from a third story window after lifting a hospital screen. She died from the shock of the fall in Denver on June 20. Doctors saw no other injuries or complications. Authorities say she acted due to an unknown motive while under care.
Hobe Idaho June 20. Governor Dickerson and Green of Nevada discuss possible efforts to halt a fight but Nevada law shows no prohibition on prizefighting. Johnson camp awaits assurances before finalizing plans as training continues and weights are weighed for the next day’s rounds. Jeffries plans a Nevada camp near the California line with a nine mile run and a training row before matches with Armstrong and Choynski.
In Carson City Nevada letters flood Governor Dickerson urging him to block the fight though Supreme Court judges say state law offers no power to interfere. Columbus Ohio reports George L Rockwell leader of Stop That Fight postcard drive says a similar protest will begin in California tomorrow. Lawyers for the movement argue Nevada statutes permit only glove contests and do not authorize the proposed clash.
In Griffith Park Los Angeles Miss Evelyn Baker and George Morse were married atop cow ponies in front of about 200 riding-club friends. Rev. John Munroe officiated from horseback near the historic site of Pio Pico's nuptials. Guests wore riding outfits, refrained from carrying firearms, and the event echoed frontier pageantry.
In Rusk, Texas, a mob burned Leonard Johnson, a Black man accused of killing Maude Hedding, a young white woman, after arrest. The lynching occurred June 20 and ends with the suspect being killed by the vigilante group.
Denver residents endure heat as a grasshopper invasion spreads, farmers and city dwellers alike report crops and gardens damaged. Authorities and locals note growing nuisance in eastern districts amid sizzling weather.
Washington reports the House approved the public building bill totaling 19.2885 million dollars in a late night voice vote at 12 50 a m. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
Detective Thomas Brown arrived from McCook Nebraska with Genkeyo Mitsungana the Japanese suspect in the murder of Mrs Katherine Wilson at her Denver home on May 7 Mitsungana refused to speak during the trip and kept his cap pulled down over his eyes as he was taken into custody
Just opened clean new restaurant inviting patrons to try their Suey and Short Order dishes. Leo Tim, proprietor, invites customers to visit the broom restaurant at the Eddy Street address for evening hours.
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