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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
13
This column lists upcoming birthdays for young residents of Johnson and Corlett schools with birth dates in March. Readers are asked to mail names with full details to the State Leader office two days before the event, using signed, reference-only submissions.
Notes from Cheyenne list Buechner Jewelry Co and Hawkeye Cleaners at 216 W 16th St with ads on tungsten lighting for industrial property and a church banquet by the Congregational Men’s club. Italian editor Casleppio Amorosa solicits Paul Milazzo, incorporation papers filed for Couzens Stores of Encampment, capital $50,000. notaries Sprague Jr and Hime commissioned. Business space leased at 202 W Seventeenth St by H H Wolfer, Celebrated Turkey Red Wheat flour sale announcement at 20th and Thomas Sts, plus inventor Guy Stoddard featured.
A man identified as chine prepared to move an aeroplane to Frontier and try an initial fit as weather permits. In another case the coroner's jury ruled J. W. Wright died from acute alcoholism after an inquest in Coke alley. Joe Wheeler was arraigned on bootlegging charges and bound over to the district court in $100 bond.
The ad claims severe cold and grippe misery end after two hour doses of Pape's Cold Compound, with relief after the first dose. It touts three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars, contains no quinine, and markets a 25 cent package as a universal cure.
In district court Charles E McGarvey, local contractor who built Round Top reservoir for the city, sues for 27190.83 alleging balance due on the 1909 contract. Representation by H V and John W Lacey. Dispute centers on rock and earth classifications and price per cubic yard. Millinery ad follows.
Washington dispatch notes that the sixty second Congress must rely on newspapers for notice of Taft's extra session set for April 4. There is no constitutional requirement for formal notice to members, so readings will come from the press as clerks clip newspapers for the two chambers.
Sap Pranciavo and associates were arrested on bogus flood related charges. Americo Martina Ammedo TM Grasto Constantine and Della Miggora faced accusation in a case describing counterfeit cash tied to a fake $85 billing scheme. Local authorities pursued the matter as a possible bank fraud link.
Washington March 14. Business leaders call for congress to empower Secretary Knox with tools to sharpen the consular service and promote merit based appointments. They seek a federal law to remove political influence, ensuring a trained, energetic system to aid American exporters in foreign markets.
In Pittsburg Missouri on March 14 Judge John D Shaner closed the wife desertion case of Robert Fairfax telling the husband to return home and try again and advising temporary flight as the only resource when faced with a wife's tongue He affirmed a man must support his wife and children but need not support his wife's relatives and urged peace and common sense in marriage with the wife told she must wean herself from dispute.
A judge comments on reuniting the home circle as Fairfax is released on probation after a case seeking support beyond the immediate family. The decision reflects a focus on family stability and rehabilitation.
Mrs Theodor e Roosevelt visits Hull House in Chicago at Miss Addams invitation. The former first lady tours the settlement and learns details of the social work being carried out, meeting the renowned reformer face to face.
North Yakima, March 14. Frank and Arthur Brewer are jailed on possible charges of defrauding the county by seeking a bounty on mutilated wildcat skins and coyote feet. A car dealer is named as a promoter of the scheme. The act carries penitentiary risk. Enid, Oklahoma. Deputy Eggleston detects 8000 quail eggs hidden with produce, seizing the shipment and signaling possible arrests.
New York reports a likely curtailment of Stockholm 1912 program per Amateur Athletic Union. Popular running distances stay, but 10 000 metre walk remains while 400 metre hurdles and steeplechase are dropped. New cross country 1000 metre race added, javelin and discus updated, Greek style discus introduced. Graeco Roman wrestling, Swedish system team events, and women’s diving featured.
The seventh annual session in Biraloghom Alabama concluded with Dr Wey Adler of New York and Mina Addaum of Chicago as principal speakers. The conference focused on formulating stronger child labor laws and proposed a plan to ban child labor on stage.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as instantly relieving fullness and indigestion. It compares stomach inflation to a gas balloon, promising digestion of large meals, improved breath, and a brighter disposition. Sold for 60 cents with free trial package upon request.
The New Ave offers a display of latest hats with reasonable prices. Contact 136-Y for current selections and price ranges.
Washington reports Representative Underwood, soon to chair the Ways and Means Committee, asserts two goals for an extra session. A reciprocity bill will pass the house and tariff revision will be pursued. He notes possible veto risk over riders to reciprocity but offers no decision.
The article argues it is easier to keep gray hair from changing color than to restore it, noting both options are possible. It cites grandmothers and aging as reasons many people hesitate, and mentions oil and Wyath's products as related to hair care and sale.
Personal mentions list visitors in Cheyenne including s and L Beatty Pine Bluffs painter Thomas Work of Laramie and ex newspaperman HL OH Sheets in Washington DC. Mrs GW Writsmald extends visit to Topeka Kansas. Mr Potter deputy to State Veterinarian Davis. Join Hand ranch man in city. Mrs Nelson and Mrs edhous of Lander visiting Pitts. Logan of Douglas arrived in Cheyenne last evening.
Albany March 14 The trial of Mrs. Edith Melber for pouring carbolic acid down her son’s throat ends today as defense rests. Tomorrow the state plans to present experts to counter physicians who testified she is a hopelessly insane imbecile.
Probate appraisers place a 2 512 146 valuation on Mrs Hary Baker Glover Eddy estate in New Hampshire with stock and bonds totaling 1 057 775 and real property at 1 400 000. Executor Gen Henry Baker notes Massachusetts holdings not yet appraised and tax of 126 667 deferred amid ongoing will litigation. Pleasant View was sold to Boston friends of Mrs Eddy.
Mrs. Ivanhoe Singer of Detroit files a $50,000 suit in the district court against Arthur W. Yates as administrator of the Yates estate. She alleges damages from being shot by Bertram W. Yates at a road house on September 24. Bertram W. Yates hanged himself in Cleveland Jail after the shooting.
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