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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
12
A Boston financial official warns that the automobile boom fuels risky loans and nonproductive spending. He likens it to the bicycle fad, noting mushroom firms, mortgage risks, and large insurance loans tied to autos. The issue, he says, will depress money’s productive value and hollow out capital as cars age into junk.
The article advises light colors to reflect heat but warns of indoor draughts and rapid temperature drops after storms. It emphasizes keeping wool in the neck and chest, avoiding impure or heavy foods, and moderating soups and cold drinks to maintain digestion. It cautions against excessive alcohol and stresses simple, moderate meals during heat and the need for adequate rest and restraint from overexertion in crowded streets.
Ex champion James J Corbett told Sullivan and Jeffries that Jeffries would not see or work with Sullivan after Sullivan criticized Jeffries in newspapers. Jeffries trained an hour and twenty minutes with labored breathing gradually easing. The Laveford Ketchel bout for the Fourth was canceled due to Ketchel’s condition.
London reports the wedding of Prince Antoine Albert Radziwill of Kussis and Miss Dorothy Deacon of Boston was postponed with no new date. Russian authorities reportedly oppose the union and delayed necessary documents. The prince's mother had urged postponement for at least two years.
In San Francisco on June 3, Jack Johnson departed for Nene after a 16 mile run described as his only exercise of the day. He traveled with manager Tom Flanagan and companions Al Kaufman and Joe Cotton, while Billy Delaney did not join the group.
A tense scene at the Cheyenne police station involved a mother and detective escorting a young woman and her partner. The group drove to Denver in the same car used earlier as the two agreed to return without requisition papers.
Barney Oldfield in his 200 horsepower Benz again lowers the world record for a mile on a circular track at St Paul today, staking a claim to the fastest mile. The event draws attention from Eagles fans and local officials.
Carlinville Illinois June 3 seven teen persons were injured near here when a Chicago and Alton train went into the ditch. Fine wall paper at Sherman Co.
The contingent convention adjourned after formalities and named credentials and rules committees. Members include J B Jennison and James Day from Cheyenne and Monarch respectively, with delegates from Gunn, Superior, Rock Springs, Hanna, and more. An Industrial Club invitation was accepted and delegates toured Atlas theater before a city excursion at 1 pm. Chi-Namel Yarnish at Sherman Co.
Maggie Chaplin wife of Mar vy S Chaplin proprietor of the Globe hotel Wheatland died at her Wheatland home from blood poisoning after an appendectomy. Her husband and children Marie 15 and William 9 accompanied her remains to the city. Funeral at 703 East Seventeenth Street at 10 this morning Rev J Hilgendorf German Lutheran church officiating. Interment Lakeview. She was 33 daughter of Posey Ryan member of German Lutheran church and Women of Woodcraft and active in Cheyenne and Wheatland social circles.
Cheyenne Indians beat local team 9 to 2 before the largest crowd yet at the city grounds. Both pitchers excelled as Cheyenne bunched three hits in the eighth to pull away, with Rustbenhavén and Gibson behind the plate for Cheyenne and Stevens and McGee catching for Sidney.
City briefs report Glafcke the Florist publicizing cut flowers and floral work with contact at Carey Ave and 23d St. Also notes Mrs. Fred Miller burned at 216 West Eighteenth Street cleaning stove with gasoline soaked brush. damage listed as $6. Bibson Polder Photos advertises week’s special at Shilmux Studio. State Librarian Mrs C W Bond ill at home. Robber Eaters Store burglary at Isaac Bradley clothing store 1616 Capitol Ave with window break and quilt of clothes stolen. Victor Hoderas detained on suspicion. No police court session. proceeds mention Wasserman's sale on Oxford shoes at $1.05.
The article follows a Denver man and a companion in a scandal, described as moving through a fashionable Capitol Hill apartment, riding the city in Scott's automobile. Detectives traced the car number to identify him, prompting his abandonment of his own car and a getaway from a Degrey garage as authorities closed in.
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