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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1911

Page

3

Woman's Club Deliberations Feature Assisi Program

In yesterday's meeting in Mrs Hills's absence the club discussed Assisi with Mrs Hills presenting on Central Italy and its ancient remains. Correspondence Day yielded letters from Mrs Underwood Pasadena and others as the club planned Naples next week's session. A decision was taken to buy a Chickering Grand piano with Mrs Brewater to oversee, and the gathering also noted several member attendees and a birthday surprise for Mrs Fischer.

Woman's Club A. Underwood Pasadena California Costello Portland Oregon William Sturgis Flushing Long Island Chivington Baggs, Myoming E. N. Jones Fort Russell Fort McPherson P. O. Brewater Boston Beard Naples Germany Carnegie Library Compton William G. Curtis A. B. Roedel Clarence Harris

Social event honors guest with lunch and music at home

A hospitable gathering hosted by Mrs. Stanfield featured a joke that delighted guests and a lunch served at five o'clock. Mrs. Miller performed piano selections while several ladies, including Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Hagar, socialized and exchanged greetings.

Tyson Poland Russia Miller Schoels Stanfield W. E. Hinrlehs George Uwarrison Harold Bump Leleiton Dutcher D. R. Kinport C. Woods Fred Miller Robert O’brien R. L.tyson Hugh Coffman R. A. Morton Charles Woods G. C. Hagar Anderson Leichardt Elmer Anderson Frank Stanfield A. J. Miller Mise Levelle

Wonderful Cure of Psoriasis by Hiram Carpenter

Hiram Carpenter of Henderson, N. Pye, recalls a twenty year battle with psoriasis finally cured by a remedy called by name. He describes severe suffering before relief, noting past treatments failed and the cure brought his skin to a smooth, paper-thin condition within weeks. The testimonial dates to January 1910 with present address 610 Walnut St.

Bealyard Wales Leo Ian Hiram Carpenter Henderwon Ter

G A R Bake Sale and Local Meetings Planned

The G A R will hold a bake sale at Ohenstein grocery on Sixteenth Street. South Cheyenne W C T Y meets this afternoon with Mrs Doake on East Ninth Street. Catholic Ladies work meeting hosted by Mrs Bary at 402 E Twenty second Street on Thursday afternoon March 2.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodiet Church Ohenstein Sixteenth Street South Cheyenne Clyde Early T. A. Cobrey

Jordan Sees Universal Suffrage as Inevitable

Dr. David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford, stated in Los Angeles that universal suffrage is inevitable and will spread to California and the nation. He predicts broad approval of the change and favors education as a tool for public questions only before campaigns.

Los Angeles Calif Universa David Starr Jordan Leland Stanford University California

Kaiser’s Protégé Ends Life in New York

Despondent over asthma ending his career as a clarinet soloist Christopher Stail a Royal Conservatory graduate from Leipsic and former Kaiser's Royal band member fatally shot himself at his New York home His wife and five children slept nearby His father was a Franco Prussian War general and he had been a Kaiser protégé before coming to America a year ago.

New York Christopher Stail Royal Conservatory of Music Leipsic Kaiser's Royal Band Berlin Stail America

Norton Could Become First National Bank VP

New York March 1 reports say Charles D Norton secretary to the president may advance to vice president of the First National Bank in New York City.

Norton New York Charles D. Norton First National Bank

Vinol touted as cure for chronic coughs and colds

An New Haven reader reports persistent cough improved after two Vinol bottles. The testimonial claims Vinol boosts health, stamina, mood and blood formation, with a money back guarantee if no benefit.

New Haven, Conn B. Reedel

Doctor Has Marvelous Cure for Insanity

London report from March 1 describes two cases where thyroid-derived tablets from animals allegedly cured insanity. The first involved a woman with myxedema and delusions improved after a sheep thyroid tablet. The second treated excess thyroid secretion with goat thyroid extract, yielding rapid recovery.

London George Robertson Royal Ediovarwh Avyiet

Senators Fun During Night Senate Session

The night session featured Senator Beveridge pushing to proceed on a permanent tariff board bill as control shifted from Senator Lodge. Banter between Beveridge and Lodge amused Money and Stone while the chamber slated Lorimer case votes. Recommit failed, adjournment was defeated, and a recess was set to resume tomorrow after Overman spoke.

Washington Mar Beveridge Senate Lodge Lorimer Money Stone Overman

Los Angeles Formed as New Southern Pacific Traffic Division

Los Angeles becomes the headquarters for a new Southern Pacific traffic division covering lines from Mojave to El Paso. John Stubbs is named general freight agent and Frank E. Butters general passenger agent. Both assume duties tomorrow.

Los Angeles Cal Lavett Southern Pacific Mojave Santa Aarbara Fei Paso John Stubbs Frank E. Butters

Beggar Attacks Prominent Railroad Official in Santa Barbara

At the Santa Barbara depot J. C. Dodd superintendent of the San Joaquin division was struck by a beggar after a request for money was refused. The assailant was arrested and Dodd sustained no serious injuries as Lovett and Ripley rushed to his aid.

Santa Barbara Cal

Missing Express Wagon With £10,000 In Goods

A large New York police squad searches for a wagon load of goods valued at £10,000 missing with its express van and driver. The incident unfolds as investigators pursue clues across the city.

New York Mar

Missing express wagon carries over ten thousand in goods

A Jersey City express wagon headed to the western states vanished yesterday afternoon. Five hours after leaving the depot it was found empty and driverless at a street corner miles away. The wagon contained goods valued at more than $10,000. The express company suspects foul play against the driver.

Jersey City Express Company

14 Year-Old Hunter Accidentally Shoots Leg Near Lamar

Frank Maxwell, a 14-year-old boy and son of ex Mayor Charles Maxwell, was riding in a buggy about a mile south of Lamar when he tried to remove a revolver from his pocket and discharged it. The bullet hit his right leg. a surgeon removed it after he returned to town.

Lamar Colo Frank Maxwell Charles Maxwell

Bonilla Readies to Reopen Hostilities in Honduras

Ceiba Honduras March 1 Manual Bonilla threatens to end the armistice and resume fighting if a provisional president is not chosen today by the Puerto Cortez peace conference. He demands one of three candidates named by his peace commissioner as a prerequisite to any agreement.

Ceiba Honduras Puerto Cortex Manual Bonilla

Burlington plans new west lines and joint route talks

Burlington announces a northwest to gulf line via Tietiver to be completed this year. It has opened negotiations with Chicago & Northwestern for use of the latter's rails from Orin Junction to Powder River Wye. If traffic agreement fails, Burlington will lay its own rails to Orin Junction once grade through the Big Horn canyon is done.

Tietiver Burlington Chicago & Northwestern Orin Junction Powder River Wye Big Horn Canon Northwestern

Editor of Denver Paper Is Arrested

An editor facing charges under federal postal statute violated by material sent through the mails. The excerpt describes internal union tensions among railway mail clerks and a call to Congress, with references to reactions to orders and alleged attempts to suppress the case.

Denver Washington Pearing Congress Hitchcock

Bath Every Week Controversy Stirs Arkansas Man

Colorado Springs March 1. To avoid a 200 dollar fine and a ninety day jail term imposed by Magistrate J D Faulkner of Arkansas City Colorado Ike Main and his son Ike Jr must bathe at least weekly. Main says he bathed a year ago but has been busy since. He and his son reportedly live by gathering bottles selling rags and raising poultry and rabbits. He has 200 dollars in the bank. Enamering at the Sherman Ca.

Colorado Springs Colo J. D. Faulkner Colorado City Arkansaw Ike Main Ike Jr Main Arkansas

No More Gray Hair Sage Tea Help Promotes Wyeth Product

An advertisement touts Wyeth sage and sulfur as a scalp color restorer that preserves hair color longer. It claims older women gray before fifty and urges use of the preparation costing 60 cents per bottle, available in drug stores or by mail from Wyeth Chemical Company in New York.

Wyeth Chemical Company Cortlandt St New York City A. HK Roedel

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