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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
14
A reader credits Perona with renewed life and strength after a month of illness and loss of appetite. The note expresses gratitude and mentions sending two pictures to show the improvement and the impact of Perona's treatment.
Theodore Roosevelt declares he will run as a third party nominee in November, rejecting rumors he will step aside. Comptroller Prendergast reads his pledge to supporters, stressing he will fight to the end and not abandon his cause amid opposition from powerful interests in Baltimore and Chicago.
In Des Moines Iowa on June 29 Mary Phillips 28 was found dead in her mother's home with a bullet through her heart. A man presumed to be Walter Scott lay dead by his own hand on the floor. Police consider murder or suicide over a lover's quarrel and investigate a jealously driven double murder theory. A revolver linked to the incident was found behind a picture frame.
A narrator recalls Little Johnie asking about a tree with white blossoms. His father explains it is dogwood. Johnnie then muses that if all those blossoms make seeds and grow, there would be many puppies.
In Laramie County Wyoming a divorce petition is filed in the District Court Pirot Judicial District naming Prank Tell as defendant. Grounds include habitual drunkenness and indignities cited by the plaintiff Elizabeth Bell. Defendants must answer by a stated deadline or risk default judgment.
Colorado and Southern Railway offers 1 1/3 fare for round trips to all stations on the C and S Ry in Wyoming and to Denver and north of Denver. Sale dates are the 3rd and 4th with a travel limit to July 6 1912. T Fisher general passenger agent and H B Dyer Denver agent announce the plan.
Sanitary ice offered at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros Co. Contact phone number 197 for orders or inquiries.
Washington is told if Congress fails to pass the postal appropriation bill by Monday midnight the pay of about 335000 postal workers will stop and service will halt nationwide. The statement warns of widespread hardship as leases, contracts, and government supplies suspend, with banks and businesses affected and the rural mail uncertain. President Taft may issue a statement taking responsibility to run departments after midnight.
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