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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
4
A mix of political satire and local notes references Taft towns, Governor and Diaz, legislative battles in Wyoming, Colorado and New York, and social curiosities. Mentions Hitachi wrestler, a Salome dance at a church fair, a judge on divorce law, and a Denver institute's remorse.
A former bank thief, paroled after six years, claims the path of crime yields profit. His crimes totaled about $200,000 per year of his incarceration, highlighting a staggering return noted upon release.
Frederick Howe of the National Progressive League informs Governor Carey that Wyoming ranks high in progressive laws, surpassed only by California. He credits the Sheridan Democratic platform for guiding the eleventh legislature and notes its influence on November’s election and the state’s progressive record.
A special election is held today in District No 1 to decide issuing 60 000 in bonds to fund a new public school building in northwest Cheyenne and a gymnasium annex at the Central High School grounds. Freeholders and parents are urged to vote. participation shapes local school improvements.
The Vaudeville Managers' Protective Association seeks higher moral standards on stage. The article laments cheapened public perception due to vulgar entertainments and deplores intrusive lewd content in vaudeville performances.
The Vaudeville Managers' Protective association seeks to curb bawdy behavior and reduce vulgar performances. It praises warnings and protests against indecent acts and hopes to regulate types of performers and their routines. Public gratitude is expected for this reform effort.
Newlyweds on a honeymoon stop at a hotel. The bride returns from shopping and, after knocking, is told by a man behind the door that the room she entered is a bathroom, not a bee hive. The misdirected innuendo ends with a curt correction.
Emma Ghent Curtis presents a portrait of Bill Dean known since youth. The poem traces his steady, practical path, from flirtations to ranch work, praising the golden mean as a guiding wisdom and noting his persistent grit and evolving plans.
Statistics report 1,275,609 visitors stayed in Berlin hotels and boarding houses in 1910. A quarter were foreigners, including 30,560 Americans. The peak American influx occurred in July.
Census director K Penn Durand released civil division populations for Laramie and Albany counties Wyoming. Key figures include Cheyenne districts and wards, Torrington, Pine Bluff, Hartville, Guernsey, and many smaller communities with ward totals and town counts.
New York March 3 a man calling himself Baron Richard von Arkovy of Hungary attended the wedding of Lord Decies and Vivien Gould. He was held in 4000 bail by Magistrate Corrigan at Jefferson Market on larceny and concealed weapons charges after brass knuckles with spikes were shown in court.
The readable text presents a jumble of misread phrases and stray lines about personal feelings and incomplete sentences. It mentions General American Frisiesa and a character named Felipe, with vague references to loss, apologies, and a family breakfast scene, but the context remains unclear.
Fragmentary text references a person deemed cured by someone named Shane and mentions a monetary wager. The readable items are chaotic and lack context, limiting reliable interpretation or a coherent report.
A garbled Washington fragment discusses a lobbyist named Slaten and a voter’s reaction to remarks about motives. The text hints at political manipulation and timing but remains unclear and fragmented.
In 1900 in a Cuban city, Chancellor Jafron claims a Hungarian stole platinum crucibles valued at 900. The baron admits pawning the crucibles but says they were turned over to him by Jarron in repayment of a card debt.
Baltimore March 3 due to an outbreak of diphtheria at Johns Hopkins hospital and nearby church and infirmaries the Samuel Ready School postpones visits for March 4. The female house of refuge restricts visits to urgent business only and St Marys industrial schools plan visiting next Sunday as physicians increase precautions.
Notes describe vigilance in a program to prevent disease from entering the school building, detailing steps taken by officials and staff to protect students and staff from health risks.
Disturbance in the Blue Goose order leads to New York pond withdrawal from the grand rest jurisdiction. New York mariners fault annual meeting expenses and deem meetings insufficiently serious, a sentiment shared by New England and eastern members.
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