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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
4
A Seattle social reform club calls for school uniforms to reduce extravagance in student dress. They argue for simplicity and equality, acknowledging possible resistance as a clash with free institutions. Some schools already require uniform style for drills but a universal policy faces wider opposition.
The Omaha Bee laments excessive emphasis on dress, arguing it distracts students from studies. It claims teachers struggle to manage kids who prioritize appearance over fundamentals, undermining character building and discipline in high schools and many cities.
Poem imagines a world where hate turns to love and cruelty to kindness. It argues if purses meet a brother s need and neighbors speak kindly, society would lighten the weight of greed and life become divine under a hopeful moral vision attributed to James Newton Matthews.
Fort Collins Colorado June 24. C F E Metz and John McHiddle two dry land farmers eight miles south of town report twelve cows yielding 120 pounds of butter weekly at 80 cents a pound. The cows require only pasture with no supplemental feed. W E Hervey four miles south on a forty acre homestead averages forty pounds weekly from six Holsteins.
Ti Rev James L Barton chaired the commission and presented the report on Home Base of Aussiong at the world missionary conference in Edinburgh Scotland on June 24. Sessions continued to be well attended.
Senator Gore alleges bribery tied to Indian affairs and a deficieny bill amendment, claiming discussions offered large sums to influence committee reporting. He notes a similar proposition to a House member and says he informed friends of efforts to corrupt members as Washington reacts to the charges.
The report details Henry and Tracey with references to a club room and stairs where Henry remained for several minutes. Policeman Barnard encountered him as he started down, and it was believed the jury would reach a verdict that night though no agreement had been reached by late hour.
In Westport Conn on June 24 a statue marking the spot where a hundred heroes of the Revolution fell was unveiled to a large audience. National SAR president William A. Marble and many officers of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution attended the ceremony.
New York June 24 Moritz Weinstein five years old leaned out a window to breathe and fell four stories onto Anna Novak two years old who was on the front steps. Both suffered a concussion but regained breath and cried without serious injuries.
Cripple Creek Colo June 24 Joe Williams colored 4 years of age was knocked down on Bennett Avenue by Joe Gilmore of Altmore while intoxicated. Williams died at 4 this morning in the city jail from heart disease after losing consciousness following the blow. He had relatives in Kansas.
Washington June 24. A probe into the sale of Friar Lands in the Philippines was recommended to the House by the committee on Indian affairs, following favorable action on Representative Martin of Colorado's resolution for a full inquiry.
Washington reports that starting July 1 a division of corporations will be formed within the office of the commissioner of Internal Revenue. The unit will handle large business interests but be small in numbers, with a cadre of clerks responsible for classifying interpreting and processing returns of corporations subject to a one percent tax on net income.
New York June 24 two men Joseph Cohen and William Tucker were arrested for offering Denver hotel manager Charles M Hill $500 to leave the city and block prosecution of men alleged to have robbed him Wu held for examination.
An automobile carrying Mr Henry, Mrs Henry, and Madam Matton crashed into a ditch near Castlelane in Basses-Alpes. Madam Matton was killed and Henry was badly injured while Mrs Henry escaped unharmed.
Rethiehem Pa June 24 under the will of the late Elisha Wilbur financier and once president of the Letieh Valley railroad an estate valued at 17 million goes to his family. No gift to public or charitable institutions noted.
Kansas City bankers announce a private agreement to stop lending on motor cars on credit. They urge restraint on luxury auto buying, citing excessive spending as the cause of current financial woes in the region.
New York June 24 Supreme Court Justice Fitzgerald refused to modify the referee's recommendation in the EarlePinny Earle affair and denied annulment on grounds of prior marriage. Julia Kuttner Earle named in the case. Sherman Co. varnish and Sun Proof Paint referenced in unrelated notices. Detroit June 24 Robert Collins aged 62 killed his wife and shot himself after divorce suit refusal. Grandchild witnessed the tragedy and the street alarm followed.
Mrs C H P Belmont will spend the summer in England to study suffrage movements. She plans to meet Dr Anna Shaw and compare Conservative and militant tactics to adapt effective methods for American suffrage work.
Forecast for Wyoming calls for fair conditions Saturday and Sunday. For the 24 hours ending 6 p.m. June 24, the maximum temperature reached 78 degrees and the minimum 64 degrees with 0.28 inches of precipitation reported. W. & Palmer, Section Director.
Orange New Jersey June 24 annual reports of the state highway commissioners say road oiling to lay dust reduced the Jersey mosquitoes in this section. The pests retreat from residential areas to untreated tracts as car fumes from passing traffic aid the effect.
Gen Frederick Passies, commander of the army service schools, is in critical condition after suffering a serious heart ailment. He collapsed while visiting and was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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