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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
6
A hostess with a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon keeps the drink simple and reliable. She knows the one part of the menu that needs no revision satisfies guests and sets a familiar tone for her gathering.
Eddie Murphy the Boston welterweight stopped Joe Hirst of Philadelphia in the Armory Athletic Association show. Hirst fought gamely but could not stand up to Murphy’s decisive punching. Tommy O’Keefe drew ten rounds with George Alger, while Albert Delmont beat Jimmy Carroll in ten.
Atlanta March 8 If the precaste at the Southern Commercial congress today proves true the next great movement of settlers will head south rather than west Prominent speakers spoke on Ex ternal Views of the South and urged southern development
Reports from Washington and El Paso describe U S army maneuvers in Texas and mobilization details for troop and supply routing to San Antonio. Mexican officials including Ambassador Creel deny US intervention while Diaz’s health is stated as excellent and militia officers are invited to train alongside regular troops.
United States troops from Fort Russell prepare to join Colonel Dyer’s command heading to Fort Sam Houston Texas. The Eleventh Infantry leads entrainment with three train sections, while the Ninth Cavalry and Fourth Field Artillery follow in later trains. Rail transport faces limited sleeping cars forcing use of day coaches and extra coaches from Union Pacific.
Officials discuss a sudden mobilization order affecting over a thousand persons including officers and troops. Caloned Dyer stated he had no idea of the meaning, noting only that orders moved its command and he received no further official information.
Seattle ballots show strong support for issuing $800,000 bonds to build a municipally owned street railway on a north south trunk. A reform nine member city council is elected with liberal candidates far behind. Women voters participated actively in the election.
A brown bull dog in York Pennsylvania dies of grief over the death of its mistress Mrs Wade MacClune. The dog had been loved and petted like a child and kept near the back yard until it sensed her illness and demise. After her illness, the dog refused food and grew still before its death.
In Omaha on March 8 a major dispute between locomotive firemen and Union Pacific management centers on back pay and future wages tied to the Chicago wage agreement. Assistant General Manager Charles Ware oversees talks as engineers and conductors await inclusion. The stalemate threatens a costly breakdown with an ominous outlook for settlement.
Dor a Marre editor of The Uplift announces a March 17 wedding in St Luke's Allston to Henry Eile Hughes. She moves from Boston to Baltimore days after and asks friends to send letters or gifts to arrive by March 15 or after March 21 in Baltimore.
Albuquerque authorities report John A. Higgins a 25 year old well digger was shot and killed last night by his brother in law Thomas Insley the incident occurred at the family property in Albuquerque New Mexico authorities continue to investigate the motives and surrounding circumstances.
An old time hair tonic combines sage and sulphur to darken hair and promote growth. The text notes the shift from home brews to ready to use products sold by druggists, highlighting Wyeths Bage and Sulphur available in 50e and 1.00 bottle and distributed by Wyeth Chemical Company New York.
The article notes women learn that a promoted store sells large quantities at low per sale profits while rivals rely on few high profit sales. It argues advertising is crucial for every woman and buyer to understand true pricing and value.
At Insley's garage witnesses Mra Insley and her 2 year old child Higgine reported a violent confrontation. Inkley fired a double barreled shotgun point blank at his brother in law tearing away half the head. Insley was arrested and Higeiia body moved to the morgue. Both men were sober.
A warning about fake eyeglass sellers and their free eye examinations. The piece urges readers to read Pearson's Magazine for understanding eye health, noting that eye problems often stem from stomach disorders and that avoiding untrustworthy “Exam ined Free” operators can prevent unnecessary costs and misery.
The issue discusses whether the Constitution or the United States should be revised to fit modern times. It also explains why women are paid less than men based on investigations across shops and offices. Alfred Henry Lewis profiles New York gunmen, described as the worst in the world, and other stories of mystery, romance, and adventure accompany.
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