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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

3

Wedding of Miss Hamblin and Mr Hamblin in Cheyenne

The ceremony featured a lace and satin gown with pink trimmings and a white bouquet. The bride, a stenographer and former state board of control secretary, married Mr. Hamblin, a Union Pacific engineer. Guests praised the elaborate supper and floral centerpieces. The couple plan to live in Omaha after a short visit there.

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 Plans Denver National City Bank Opening

Cosgriff has arranged the opening of the National City bank in Denver within 60 days. It will be among the west’s largest financial institutions with $260000 capital, $500000 in deposits, and Cosgriff as president. He heads 30 banks across Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska. The bank will be housed in the Railway Exchange Building at Seventeenth and Champa.

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 accelerates troops to quell border revolt

El Paso June 22 report says Mexico strengthens border with fiscal police over Arizona line. Extra troops arrive from Sonora capital to Naco and surrounding towns, while U S authorities guard prisoners and routes. A cache of 4000 rounds seized. smugglers pursued in hills led by Col Emilio Kosterlitsky and rurales. Mexican government requests U S neutrality. troops from Port Huaunque are prepared to move.

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

Weather forecast for Wyoming and Palmer details

Weather report from Washington on June 23 notes Thursday conditions with some snow and color. Local data for June 24 end at 6 p.m. June 22 showing a high around 86 degrees and a low near 2 degrees with trace precipitation.

Wrather Washington Wyoming B'Ralay

Union Labor Captures City Meets in Wyoming Labour Rally

The Wyoming State Federation of Labor convenes at Aages Hall with about seventy delegates arriving by yesterday and more expected today. President Buckley presides with James Morgan as secretary treasurer and District 22 UMW official Thames Bibson assisting as secretary. Delegates from Hanna and towns such as Kemmerer Evanston Cumberland Glencoe Carneyville Monarch Keal Diamondville Oakley arrive while local unions plan welcome arrangements and two brass bands prepared.

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 professors urge political speech and academic freedom

President R Van Hise told the Wisconsin commencement that professors should discuss politics and even conservation freely without arrogance and without trying to force ideas on others. He urged keeping universities free from political control to protect teaching independence despite calls to commercialize education. He praised teaching agriculture and engineering for practical returns but stressed life beyond material gain.

Madigan Wis R. van Hise University of Wisconsin Dan Hise

Personal Visitors Reported in Cheyenne a Day Ago

Local society notes list several visitors in Cheyenne yesterday including H V Groesbeck of Laramie Mrs L Kingsley of Divide J L Sawyer of Torrington BE Tisch of Wheatland O P Witt of Douglas and Mrs Ed Smith of Box Elder Also Mrs A Helen Probst of Douglas Dave Holt from near Hecla Mr and Mrs J A Boyd of Wheatland and Mr and Mrs H A Breeding from Divide J B Grace and daughter departed 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

Thermopolis Railroad Jubilee Opens with Large Crowd

A special train from Worland arrives as Thermopolis hosts a multi day celebration for the C B Q railroad. Officials estimate about 6000 visitors from Asia Cody and nearby areas attend the event which features sports events including boxing matches Tony Capolli versus Eddie McGoorty and Kid Gilsey versus Charles Hamner with Dr B F Roller expected to participate.

Thermopolis Thermopol Worland Asia Cody Bration Big Horn Valley

Kirby Weakens in Wyoming Championship Bout

In a handicap wrestling bout featuring L. D. Kirby, the middleweight champion of Wyoming, the match produced notable action with Kirby facing a challenging defense and strategic pressure from his opponent.

L. D. Kirby Wyoming

Paris Proposes Measures To Boost French Birth Rate

In Paris on June 22 parliament discussed birth‑rate stimulants including extra military service for bachelors over 29, compulsory marriage for state employees 25 and over with allowances for families, and repealing equal estate distribution among children. Critics note property is a barrier to larger families amid 1909 birth stats.

Paris France Tee Awhiie Republic

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