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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
12
A Seattle social reform club calls for a simple school dress code proposing a uniform for all students. They argue less show reduces vanity while acknowledging resistance as a threat to free institutions. Some schools already use uniforms for military drill but broad adoption is unlikely.
The Omaha Bee notes concern that heavy emphasis on dress and appearance in schools harms learning. Teachers struggle to manage students and parents, while children in cities face pressures that undermine fundamentals like discipline and character building.
A reflective poem urging universal love to brighten the world. It imagines a society where hate turns to affection, greed is replaced by generosity, and neighbors speak with kindness. The piece envisions a divine pause as life becomes a radiant, harmonious dream.
Fort Collins Colorado June 24 C FE Metz and John McHiddle two dry land farmers eight miles south bring in 120 pounds of bitter a week at 80 cents a pound from twelve cows an unusual record their product quality is noted they use only pasture W E Hervey four miles south on a homestead yields forty pounds a week from six Holsteins
Ti Rev. James L. Barton, chairman, presented the commission’s report on Home Base of Ausing at the world missionary conference in Edinburgh. Sessions continue to be well attended with participation noted from delegates and observers.
Senator Gore charged bribery amid a battle over a deficiency bill and Indian affairs committee actions. He cited a proposal to fund contracts suggesting up to 50 million dollars, with related discussions involving a Hughes committee and house members.
Reported in the court narrative, jurors could not agree on a verdict as evening approached. Details mention Tracey leaving the scene and Henry remaining in the club room for several minutes before meeting Policeman Barnard on the stairs during the trial.
A statue of The Minute Man was unveiled in Westport Connecticut to honor one hundred Revolutionary War heroes. Attending were William A. Marble national president of the Sons of the American Revolution and many officers, with members of the Daughters of the American Revolution present.
New York June 24 Moritz Weinstein five years old leaned out a window for air and fell four stories landing atop Anna Novak two years old on the front steps both suffered a concussion but, after drawing breath, cried and were found uninjured.
Cripple Creek Colorado on June 24 reports Joe Williams colored four years of age. He was knocked down on Bennett Avenue by Joe Gilmore of Altmore while intoxicated last night. Williams died at 4 o clock this morning in the city jail from heart disease. He had remained conscious after the impact and has relatives in Kansas.
Washington June 24 An investigation into the sale of Friar Lands in the Philippines was recommended to the house today by the committee on Philippine affairs which took favorable action on the resolution of Representative Martin of Colorado providing for the investigation by this committee.
Washington reports that starting July 1 a division of corporations will be set up in the office of the commissioner of Internal Revenue. It will handle large businesses but remain small in numbers, with about one dozen clerks tasked with classifying examining and preserving returns of corporations liable to a one percent tax on net income.
In New York on June 24 two men Joseph Cohen and William Tucker were arrested for offering $500 to Denver hotel manager Charles M. Hill to flee the city and block prosecution of the robbery case. They are held for examination.
An automobile carrying Mr and Mrs Henry Americans and Madam Matton crashed into a ditch near Castlelane in Basses-Apes. Madam Matton was killed and Henry fatally injured. Mrs Henry escaped unharmed.
In Rethiehem Pennsylvania on June 24 the will of late Elisha PL Wilbur, financier and former president of the Letieh Valley railroad, leaves an estate of 17 million dollars to his family. No gift to public or charitable institutions is indicated.
Kansas City bankers announce a private agreement to lend no money to anyone seeking a motor car on credit. They justify the move as curbing extravagance in auto purchases, saying last year’s excess fuels current financial concerns.
New York June 24 Supreme court Justice Fitzgerald denies relief to Julia Kuttner Earle Mrs Earle seeks annulment arguing Robert Earle remained married to his first wife. The ruling leaves the divorce proceeding unresolved and the couple remains in dispute.
Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont will spend the summer in England studying suffrage movements to enlarge her activities in America. She will meet Dr. Anna Shaw and study Conservative and militant groups to adopt effective methods for the American cause.
Forecast for Wyoming calls for fair conditions Saturday and Sunday. Local data show 24 hour period ending 6 pm June 24 with a high of 78 and a low of 64 degrees and precipitation of 0.28 inches. W. Palmer, section director.
Orange New Jersey June 24 annual reports of the state highway commissioners say road oiling to lay dust has a marked effect on Jersey mosquitoes in this section, driving them away from homes and into untreated areas. Smoke and gases from passing cars reinforce the road oil fumes in repelling the pests.
General Frederick Passies, commander of the army service schools, is reported dead from heart disease. The notice specifies his passing occurred in Wweenworth, with details about his service and position.
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