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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
12
The council approved a resolution urging the chief of police to stop intoxicating liquor sales in Cheyenne’s houses of prostitution. Mayor Cook must direct police action to avoid nullity, with expectations he will enforce the measure for cleaner city governance.
The article describes how American tin cans are repurposed in the Malay Peninsula and surrounding regions. It details large-scale recycling, with cans manufactured into toys, water buckets, cooking utensils, and other items. It notes significant waste in the United States and vast export of tin can goods to the area.
Dayton June 22 The re nomination of Judson Harmon for governor and the endorsement for the presidency dominated Ohio Democrats gathered in Dayton. Joe Pomerne of Dayton was commended for lieutenant governor on the second ballot. The radical wing moved to adopt a platform while supporters of early Bryan era policies attacked rivals.
Alfred M. Cohen of Cincinnati offered Harmon's name and after seconding speeches the nomination was made by acclamation, showing the Democratic machine's control under Gov. Harmon. His tenure as chief executive underpins the endorsement for the presidency.
King George V expresses deep appreciation for the tokens of sympathy shown in New York at the death of King Edward VII. The official message, conveyed by the consul general, notes the widespread regard across the empire and Britain.
Kaiser Wilhelm II departs Berlin with injuries to leg and hand and plans to attend Kiel boat races aboard the royal guest Moenzollens. He will be hosted in Hamburg by Kerr Baliga of the Hamburg American line and proceed despite the death of his sister in law Princess Mendora.
Two firemen were injured and eight workers leaped into the river to escape a blaze at the Greias Pleger Tanning plant on North Halsted Street. Four hundred employees fled in haste, many without clothes, as the factory burned and a loss of 250000 was reported.
Gov Shafroth has been considering for a week an application for a pardon for Whoton O Donnell former tavern owner at Petersburg sentenced last December to one year in jail for sale of liquor on Sunday. The petition is presented by Merv O Bongiell and signed by Judge McCall District Attorney Morgan Claude Street water inspector and A.G. Benfort Frank Belloey LWo Prosecuting tl.
A mother Robin alarms her mate as a sparrow threatens their nest. The father vows defense yet comfort ensues when the female presents a hidden American flag found by a child, promising the sparrow will trouble them no more.
New Haven June 22 Yale honors Jane Addams founder of Hull House with a master of arts degree during the 209th commencement. Professor Perrin lauds her prophetic vision and militant courage aiding humanity. Also honored James Jilk of the Great Northern Railroad with a doctor of laws degree.
Harrisburg June 22 The Republican state convention backed United States Senator Boles Penrose who drafted the ticket headed by Governor John Tener and Lieutenant Governor John M Reynolds The slate also named Henry Howell for internal affairs secretary and Weed Wright for state treasurer Tener, recently renominated for Congress in the Twenty fourth district, led the ticket with Penrose guiding the platform.
In Morgan Park Chicago on June 21 night, bloodhounds led officers from the scene of a robbery to a shanty on the east side. Two Black suspects were arrested, including a 60-year-old preacher, as investigators pursued three others connected to the crime.
Twenty nine Eleventh Infantry officers gathered at the Post for a banquet in pink and white decor. The evening featured an In rank orchestra on the balcony, a formal toast program led by Capt. Carnahan, and a varied menu ending with coffee and Roqueford cheese. The event included performances by the Eleventh Infantry quartet and a humorous Reveille song.
Chicago reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his bride checked into the Congress Hotel as William Throop Rogers and wife of Philadelphia. A train companion helped expose the ruse. Roosevelt Jr admitted the misidentification and said the couple is en route to San Francisco where they will make their future home.
New York reports warn of higher prices for high grade Turkish cigarettes as tobacco costs surge. Turkish leaf prices jumped from 30 to 60 percent over the past year due to crop failures, while U S consumption climbs with 7.2 billion cigarettes sold last year versus 2 billion in 1904.
Elizabeth N. J. June 22. A. H. Norris of New York, chauffeur, and Thomas Gilfeather of Cincinnati, traveling salesman for a lubricating oil firm, were killed instantly when their automobile was struck by a Philadelphia & Reading train at an unexpected crossing seven miles from Woodridge.
In Pueblo Colorado on June 2 burglars entered the home of William Lacey on Clearmont avenue while the family was away and took 80 dollars in cash several diamond rings two valuable gold watches and other articles of value from the residence.
Hobart Oklahoma June 22 government thermometer reached 110 in the shade today with six straight days above 100. Water supply is partly exhausted and crops suffer damage from the extreme heat.
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