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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
17
Captain Roald Amundsen described the voyage to the South Pole and the depot strategy used from February 10 to April 11, detailing depots of 3,000 kilos of provisions, harsh conditions, and the Fram’s disappearance and triumphant return as his team endured four months of darkness in the new lands.
New York March 9 George W Perkins faced questions on his Roosevelt support denying Wall Street Morgan ties and asserting backing for all his policies. He states he supports recall of court decisions and judiciary where needed and believes most Wall Street interests oppose Roosevelt, rejecting claims of covert support.
The Made in Cheyenne exhibit closed with a grand ball as seven thousand attendees packed the upper hall. The Ninth Cavalry band performed continuously from nine to close, praised as one of the nation’s elite army bands. Organizers hailed the event as a greater success than expected and plan to continue it annually.
W B Kilgore former policeman now saloon owner faces murder charges after striking Private Lit Van with a gun at a shooting gallery near the police station. Van, who had four shots at targets, was knocked down and later hospitalized at Fort Russell with a scalp wound. Van’s condition remained uncertain last night.
Douglas reports one of Wyoming's greatest days with a statewide good roads meeting. Delegations from every county attended, ending with a grand banquet. Mayor Edward T. David presided, Wm Irvine chaired, and Robert Potter served as secretary. Messages of support arrived from officials and organizations across the region. Speakers urged rapid progress, predicting strong success for the new association. An adjourned meeting set to continue the effort.
The McGarvey case against the city concluded with an evening session as Judge Carpenter takes the case under advisement. W B Ross spoke for the plaintiff while 25 witnesses were examined. key issue centered on material classification and excavation work at Round Top reservoir.
A blaze at Clark and Harrison streets in Chicago destroys Barnett lodging houses and the Salvation Army Hotel. Dozens are dead or missing, with many killed by smoke and crowd panics as residents rushed from upper floors. Firemen report extensive smoke and difficult rescues while government officials note the disaster amid ongoing investigations.
The Twelve Club reports rising public interest as members chase thousands in subscriptions. With four weeks left, members must accelerate efforts to collect funds and secure a share of valuable prizes, signaling a tight campaign for votes and recognition.
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