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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
An official from a leading Boston financial institution warns the automobile boom risks non productive spending and heavy loan demands. He notes mushroom firms and mortgage financing while insurance loans rise, predicting a reckoning as cars age and become junk. The piece parallels the bicycle boom and urges prudent credit, with other financiers sharing the concern.
The article advises light colored clothing to reflect heat while keeping the neck and chest cool. It stresses maintaining normal digestion, avoiding impure or stale food, and moderating soups and beverages to prevent digestive disruption. It warns against excessive alcohol and overexertion during heat waves in crowded city streets.
Ex champion James J Corbett refused to receive John L Sullivan after Sullivan criticized Jeffries in articles. Jeffries declined to meet Sullivan at Jeffries cottage, citing Sullivan’s prior abuse in print. The Lavord Ketchel bout planned for the Fourth was postponed as Ketchel is not in condition.
London June 23 The wedding of Prince Antoine Albert Radziwill of Kussis and Miss Dorothy Deacon of Boston was postponed with no date set for the ceremony. Papers delayed by Russian authorities and a recent demand from the prince’s mother for a two year postponement are cited as reasons for the setback.
San Francisco reports boxer Jack Johnson completes a 16 mile run as his only exercise before departing tonight for Nene. accompanying him were manager Tom Flanagan trainer Al Kaufman and Joe Cotton, with Billy Delaney staying behind.
In Cheyenne a tense scene developed at the police station as a mother confronted her daughter over alleged seduction. A detective accompanied the pair on a train to Denver without papers, with the young woman signaling willingness to return. The trio departed in the same car used previously, late in the afternoon.
Barney Oldfield in a 200 horsepower Benz lowered the world mile record on a circular track at St Paul today. He achieved a time that stands as a new mark, matching or surpassing recent contenders and drawing acclaim from local attendants and officials.
Carlinville Illinois June 3 Seven teen persons were injured nearly fatally when a Chicago and Alton train went into the ditch near here today. Fine Wall Paper at Sherman Co.
The article details a labor convention in Magic City where after formalities the body adopted a credentials committee with members from Cheyenne Gunn Superior and Hanna. A rules and order of business panel was named with delegates from Monarch Diamondville Rock Springs and Hudson. An invite from the Industrial club was accepted and delegates planned a theater outing and a city excursion at 1 pm.
Maggie Chaplin wife of Marvy S Chaplin proprietor of the Globe hotel Wheatland died at her Wheatland home Wednesday evening from blood poisoning after an operation for appendicitis. Her remains were brought to Cheyenne with her husband and children Marie 15 and William 9. Funeral at W B Chaplin home 703 East Seventeenth Street at 10 this morning Rev J Hilgendorf officiating. Burial Lakeview. She was 33 daughter of Posey Ryan and member of German Lutheran church and Women of Woodcraft, prominent in Cheyenne and Wheatland social circles.
In Sidney Cheyenne Indians beat local team 9 to 2 before the largest crowd yet at the local grounds. Both pitchers starred with strong defense as Cheyenne took early leads and held on, the visitors scoring two in the eighth and one in the ninth.
Glafcke the Florist advertises cha cut flowers and floral work with contact at 84 Carey Ave and 23d St. A separate note mentions Robber Eaters Store burglary at 1616 Capitol Ave with clothes stolen and suspect Victor Hoderas arrested. Also reports Mrs Fred Miller burned at 216 West Eighteenth St from a gasoline exploded stove top cleaner. No police court session held Thursday night. Oxfords sale at Wasserman's.
A Denver man linked to a scandal evades detectives who tracked his car through Capitol Hill. The couple fled to a fashionable apartment, then rode in Scott's automobile while investigators followed, leading to an eventual arrest after using a Degrey garage.
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