Hot After the Motor Maniac
A sensational note describes a motor maniac on the loose amid reckless driving. Authorities urge vigilance while detailing recent incidents and urging residents to avoid confrontation and report sightings immediately.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
10
A sensational note describes a motor maniac on the loose amid reckless driving. Authorities urge vigilance while detailing recent incidents and urging residents to avoid confrontation and report sightings immediately.
New York authorities and private patrols step up night surveillance to curb speed and accidents as several roof gardens open for the summer season. Cocaine abuse among schoolchildren prompts police investigations and a push for congressional action. City clock stops twice as longtime custodian Marty Reese nears death, tying past era to present civic life.
Fragmentary text hints at public interest in scandals and ventures. Mentions Alfred Vanderbilt and Gould tale with references to excess and fatigue among readers. Details are unclear. focuses on growing weariness with sensational reports and shifting attention away from sensational ad ventures.
Royal Ascot opens with heightened interest as American entries join the famous meeting. The processional pageant from Windsor to Ascot featured Deschee Mle of New York leading the royal procession, signaling increased Anglo American spectacle and a growing lineup of American horses for key races.
Dr Robert Lincoln Watkins of New York Electric College argues tuberculosis is a blood disease and not infectious. He challenges the declaration that the disease is external and calls for internal sanitation and practical measures beyond fresh air, amid a spirited session of the American Electro Medical Association convention.
Tacoma police arrested eight persons last night after county attorney ordered a crackdown on smoking cigarettes in public. The arrests followed a drive that targeted smokers in Artesia, with most victims reportedly giving false names.
President Taft uses subterfuge to aid Aldron, actions seen as weakening rival prospects. Observers note the move challenges political norms and stirs party tensions during the campaign season.
Washington opinion blames President Taft for aligning with Aldrich against progressives and an income tax. The piece argues the move strengthens reactionaries, weakens the party, and signals continued battle over the income tax and tariff policy. It notes five leading progressives condemned the tax stance and predicts possible effects on Taft’s renomination.
Physicians warn that some individuals are predisposed to hay fever due to nervous conditions and disease risk. They advise avoiding excitement and rapid climate changes during hay fever season to prevent flare ups and seek calm, steady routines.
The city warns water rents may be paid quarterly semiyearly or yearly in advance. Delinquents within thirty days will have water shut off until all past due rents since October 1 1895 are paid in full plus 60 cents for expenses. The ordinance will be enforced with no further delinquent notices. City Treasurer and Collector D BWAN Cheyenne Wyoming June 11 1909.
Dr W W Carter told Bellevue Hospital alumni that over 100000 people suffer hay fever in the United States and the number is rising. He said most sufferers are urban residents and that the ailment recurs annually due to a nervous predisposition.
Plumber offers installation and repair of hot water and steam heating systems. Claims reliable work and fair prices with many satisfied customers in Laramie County. Out of town rates apply.
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