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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
2
Laramie residents fear water supply pollution from a fish hatchery upstream. City Attorney McMurray pushed a bill. an enacting clause dispute sparks investigation. Nearby Casper reports begin a 27 by 14 foot monument project to honor Oregon Trail pioneers, led by Natrona County Pioneer Association.
A 4-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bingham of Casper caused a severe scare for her parents and their friends on a winter day in March.
A botched pursuit of a rabbit led to a shooting on the road to Caroly Johpson's ranch. Yoaklay was struck in the back by a stray shot from a pix shooter carried by pursuers. He is expected to recover and companions face charges. Casper, March 3. Ladies of the Methodist church host a rock sale with over a hundred invitations. admission includes dainty blue socks with small gifts. Rebekah lodge members enjoy a card party. Pastor Howton and wife were surprised by the congregation at the parsonage. Mrs Dwight Woodward inspires social gatherings this week.
Casper March 3 A new case to come before the district court involves Slim Cochran appealing a vagrancy conviction and $30 fine arguing he has visible means and is not a vagrant and will pursue the case through all courts. Shoshoni March 9 Alice Storm, a walker from hard times, is in custody of Shoshone authorities and may be placed in a public institution for care as state humane society acts are pursued.
At a Laramie banquet for E W Burke Professor H G Knight declared he will not serve as state chemist after July 1 because the governor plans moving the chemist and dairy commissioner offices from Laramie to Cheyenne.
Relatives of the late John Lang inform authorities after a fatal bullet wound case. The Tremaine has been shipped to his former home as part of the inquiry. Authorities note the boy ran away from home and his parents were unaware of his whereabouts before the tragic death.
Mrs Cassie A Carley a teacher at Public School No 82 on First Ave and 70th St filed a complaint at East 67th St police station against Herman Morganstern a student. He is accused of stealing five diamonds worth 460 dollars from Mrs Carley and the jeweler says they were replaced with glass imitations. Police recovered five unset gems from a Third Ave pawn shop and Morganstern was arrested. Diamonds reportedly pledged for 160 dollars.
Mrs Patrick Campbell arrived aboard the Mauretania at Fishguard and refused quarantine for her dog, traveling to Liverpool to contest keeping the pet. The case centers on her bid to retain the animal despite port orders.
In Ottawa on March 3 discussions on reciprocity drag on with ministers heading to London for the Imperial Conference. Liberal William German argues against free trade with the empire while Sirham Graham urges stopping the deal. New Brunswick's P B Carvell says Canadian gains would rise under the arrangement. Western Conservative MPs report strong opposition from constituents.
An old promotional note touts Bromo Quinine as a universal cold remedy. It directs readers to seek signature of ER W Grove and claims world usage for curing a cold in one day, priced at 25 cents.
Charles Turner and Susie Galligher wed in Wilkes-Barre area after Peter Burng advertised for a wife and matched the pair. Burng, who received hundreds of replies, arranged the introduction and says the couple fell in love and married today.
Santa Fe March 2 The New Mexico Fuel and Train company of Albuquerque faced serious financial trouble when manager W S Hopewell sought a receivership. Judge McFile granted the request appointing Charles F Easley of Santa Fe as receiver. Liabilities are listed at 295 000 with no asset schedule yet. The firm was formed as an auxiliary to the Santa Fe Central railway builder and was to develop a broader project.
Prosecutor Mayden of Ingham county claims a majority of Michigan lawmakers smuggled liquor into Lansing in a dry area. He plans warrants within fifteen days after adjournment, despite immunity during session and the wait for the end of the term.
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