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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
6
Local notes report Miller's watch repair shop on Carey Avenue, shipping ads, and a Denver music company. Frisco bound Captain Jolly and wife depart for San Francisco. A. Swanson relocates to Seattle with family. T. Burke heads to Los Angeles for business and pleasure.
The report states the fire chief and others traveled at their own expense while Normandie arrivals included A J Boe and Frank Diltia of Laramie among registrants last night. Police continue a crusade arresting couples living together without marriage certificates. guests W P McDonald of Shoshoni at Albany hotel and state arrivals at Becker and Metropolitan hotels are listed.
The State Leader Wyoming ad claims PAZO ointment cures itching bulging and bleeding piles in 6 to 14 days. If it fails, your druggist refunds 50 cents. Includes subscription urge for The State Leader.
The Great Falls club of the Union Association signed Bernard A. Baughman, an old Cheyenne Indian, to a 1914 contract. Manager Herb Hester expects Baughman to report April 1 in Colorado for a brief training, before the delayed season opens. A left fielder with Bidwell in 1912, Baughman is praised for fielding and power hitting, boasting a .415 batting average with many extra-base hits.
In Warren Jenkins probate fight over his murdered wife’s $30,000 estate. Judge Mentier weighs whether Jenkins has a voice in administration while Dr. Beard’s backer Raymond Lee argues for Heard as executor. Jenkins in prison facing possible execution stay and new trial delays.
The bill introduced by Mr. Hopkins revises Sections 2907 2908 and 2909 to make selling or possessing cocaine morphine opium or derivatives illegal without a physician prescription. Violations carry felony charges with fines from 500 to 1000 and prison terms from one to three years. The measure tightens prescription controls and limits practitioner dispensing within 24 hours.
Urban A. Walker of Denver spoke Monday night to about forty clerks forming a Plano branch of railway mail workers. He outlined aims of the new society and clerks adjourned to the Plains Grill room for a Dutch lunch.
Otto Regan, recently convicted of breach of the peace, faced further proceedings after a police court delay while witnesses were gathered. A 17 year old boy reportedly drank Sunday and assaulted Earl Preston. Albert Cranes, a scavenger wagon driver, is accused of furnishing whiskey. Frank Bright filed the complaint. The boy’s case likely to be dismissed while Cranes faces prosecution.
Attend a Capitol Ave Theatre program offering a travel sequence from coast to coast via the Panama Canal for a dis count price of 10c. The event promises a scenic journey with emphasis on engineering and maritime routes.
A brief wry note on President Wilson shaving himself, framed as a test of self reliance and independence.
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily services from 11 30 am to 2 pm and from 5 6 pm to 7 pm, providing lunch and dinner options to patrons.
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