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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

11

Wedding Bells for Hamblin and Miss Hamblin

The ceremony united Miss Hamblin and Mr. Hamblin in a formal wedding with a white carna tion adorned setting and a supper reception. The bride, a stenographer and former state board secretary, wore sapphire blue. the groom, in black, was attended by Mr. Robert Graysack. Afterward the couple plan a stay in Omaha before moving to the groom’s father’s home, J L Hamblin of Omaha. The Ladies Aid society meets at 2 30 this afternoon at the Methodist parsonage.

St. Mary’s Cathedral Walter Quinn Phelan Helen Catherine McDevitt Father Duffey Barnard McDevitt Lohngren Susan Cahill Charles Waunalke Lead South Dakota California Ethel McDevitt Mendelssohn Cheyenne Lincoln University Denver University of Music G. Walters Baker Dennis Phelan Sandusky Wisconsin St. Joseph's College Dubuque Iowa Frank Eder East Twentieth Street Martha Kalitz J. W.hamblin Frank L. Moore Congregational Church Robert Graysack Cheyenne Business College State Board of Control Capitol Building Hamblin Omaha Union Pacific Miss. Myrtle Hamblin

Cosgriff Announces Denver National City Bank Opening

Cosgriff completes plans for a major western bank to open in the Railway Exchange Building at Seventeenth and Champa. It will start with 260000 dollars in capital and 500000 dollars in deposits, with Cosgriff as president and vast western banking connections. The Denver bank aims to be the largest in the region, surpassing First National Cheyenne and Continental National Salt Lake City.

Cosgriff National City Bank Denver Times Railway Exchange Budiing Seventeenth Champa Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado Nebraska First National Bank of Cheyenne Continental National Bank of Salt Lake City Denver

Mexico Hastens Troops to Quell Border Revolt

El Paso reports Mexico speeds deployment along the Arizona border to suppress uprisings. Extra forces arrive from Sonora capital area to guard towns from Cananea to nearby hamlets. Mexican officials and families stay under US marshal and deputy guard in Nogales and Naco. Authorities seize ammunition while Col. Kosterlitsky pursues smugglers in the mountains.

el Paso Tex Arizona Ermostilo Sonora Cananes Naco Aria United States Emilio Kosterlitsky Nogales Port Huaehleca

Weather Forecast for Wyoming Report

Weather summary from Washington dated June 23 notes southerly winds and clear skies for Wyoming on Thursday. Local data for June 24 end at 6 p.m. June 22 show high of 86 and low around 2 degrees with trace precipitation.

Wrather Washington Wyoming B'Ralay

Union Labor Captures City Meeting Opens at Aagies Hall

The Wyoming state Federation of Labor convention begins at 10 o clock this morning at Aagies Hall with President Buckley presiding. About seventy delegates arrive as leaders including T G Shauer P Channot J Penny and W Brown reach the city. headquarters opened at Metropolitan hotel. Local unions arrange to meet delegates and two brass bands will welcome arrivals.

Wyoming State Federation of Labor Rat Byter Koh P. 5 Cook Pes Buckley James Morgan Atate O On United Mine Workers Thames Bibson Fifteenth and Carey Avenue Hanna Normandie Hotel T. G. Shauer P. Channot J. Penny W. Brown John Cole Dietz W. W. Gildrop Carneyville Abe Reevesh Almy John B. Smith Thomas Michelson Diamondville William Bell Oakley Organized Labor

Wisconsin Professor Urges Free Political Talk At University

University of Wisconsin President R Van Hise tells graduates professors should discuss politics and conservation openly without intellectual arrogance. He warns against government control of universities while condemning excessive commercialization and stressing life and learning beyond material gain.

Madigan Wis R. van Hise University of Wisconsin Dan Hise

Personal Visits Reported Around Cheyenne City

Local notes list visitors and travelers arriving or departing Cheyenne yesterday and last evening. Names include H. V. Groesbeck from Laramie, Mrs. L. Kingsley from Divide, J. L. Sawyer from Torrington, BE. A. Tisch from Wheatland, O. P. Witt from Douglas, Mrs. Ed. Smith from Box Elder, Mrs. A Helen Probst from Douglas, Dave Holt from near Hecla, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boyd from Wheatland. J. B. Grace and daughter left for Grand Island Nebraska.

H. V City Dave Holt Hecla J. A. Boyd Wheatland H. A. Breeding Cheyenne Divide J. B. Grace Grand Island Nebr

Railroad Celebration Opens in Thermopolis Big Event

The Thermopolis celebration marks the railroad arrival with a special Worland train and crowds from Asia Cody and nearby valleys. About 6 000 people attend as programs run June 22 to 23 24 featuring boxing bouts Tony Capolli versus Eddie McGoorty and Kid Gilsey versus Charles Hamner plus a anticipated appearance by Dr B F Rollertt le in the Big Horn valley.

Thermopolis Thermopol Worland Asia Cody Bration Big Horn Valley

Kirby Faces Wyoming Middleweight Wrestling Champion Bout

In a handicap bout, L. D. Kirby challenges the middleweight wrestling champion of Wyoming to a titled clash. The match aims to decide the territorial bragging rights and reinforce regional supremacy in the ring.

L. D. Kirby Wyoming

France Proposes Birth Boost Measures in Parliament

Paris reports a package of birth rate incentives including compulsory military service for bachelors over 29 and mandatory marriage for state workers at 25, plus incentives for families with more than three children. Critics note reluctance to divide estates fuels smaller families amid 1909 birth tallies and population growth since 1851.

Paris France Tee Awhiie Republic

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