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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
12
A jumble of items notes Cheyenne Plains advertising value иs a sign of urban tone. Fort Russell deserted city talk, Roosevelt statement, and legal notices mix with odd anecdotes about actors, beekeeping, and public figures.
More than a year after urging a restricted brothel district, the State Leader repeats the demand to relocate houses of ill repute from the business area to outskirts such as Crow Creek bottoms, arguing for decency without sensational memoirs or lurid biographies.
The article notes rare consensus across parties on two political cases, describing unified condemnation or ridicule by both Republican and Democratic press. It cites Lortiner as unfit to hold a U.S. seat and Dalley as having acted unethically, with resignations hinted.
A fragment notes that the deception of the people relates to both the Lorimer and Balley afffracts, implying political wrongdoing.
The fragment presents a poem of Yeats about aging and lasting love. It recalls the speaker asking a beloved to read and dream by the fire while reflecting on beauty, loss, and enduring affection. The verse mentions pilgrim soul and fading grace among stars.
A tall lanky man politely intoxicated boards a crowded streetcar at a corner and leans against a bail bar. He asks confused questions as the car moves, provoking puzzled exchanges and mounting embarrassment among passengers.
Trains will transport the regiment as the running tide of troop trains from Port Russell to Fort Bam Moup ton Texas has been announced. Trains will have right of way over other traffic during the movement.
A Second Infantry battalion from Fort Assiniboine Montana hastened toward Cheyenne to guard the post. Rail officials in the city assist the troop movement including Union Pacific assistant general passenger agent R S Ruble baggage master Jack Keating and traveling passenger agent H K Hill of the Union Pacific.
Troops near the Gila river pursue a wild horse as a Papago youth is found tied to its tail, a grim relic in a case of vengeance. The First cavalry pursued the creature for a day before a volley brought it down and revealed the shocking trophy.
A 23 year old youth died after a brutal ride when a wild horse scattered across hills and plains. Papago chiefs decline comment while officers pursue a full case history and punishment for the inhuman attackers. The Papago camp is on the Gila River about eight miles from Yuma.
Monroe Louisiana report says a specialist performed an operation to remove a foreign growth from the ear of Detroit Americana manager Hugh Jennings. The growth affected his throat and had caused his voice to grow huskier, risking his coaching and public appearances. Elks dance announced for Friday March 10 with all Elks invited.
Denver March 9 Mrs Margaret Miller who charged Judge Greeley Whitford with taking a bribe to sentence striking miners for contempt of court was arrested tonight on a warrant charging perjury and forgery linked to the bribery allegation with the case unfolding amid courtroom tension.
Witnesses allege testimony by Mrs Willers was framed to favor the union during legislative impeachment hearings. Officials claim the proceedings against Whitford and Talon are affected by biased statements.
White workers on the Queen and Crescent route walked off after a conference with Vice President Powell failed. The strike centers on the promotion of Black firemen.
A grand jury indicted six Mexicans on charges related to crossing the border with intent to hop a claim of extradition. Names not released. First formal step toward extradition from the United States to Mexico.
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