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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
5
A column lists upcoming young celebrants from local schools with birth dates in March, inviting readers to submit birthday notices two days before the event. It notes instructions for sending names by mail with full details and signatures for reference.
A compilation of local notes lists Buechner Jewelry Co and Cheyenne’s hand crafted trunks at 216 W 16th St. Tungsten lighting planned for Industrial property. Congregational church Men’s club hosted a dinner. Italian editor Caslепpio Amorosa linked to Paul Milazzo. Couzens Stores Inc files incorporation papers in Encampment with $50,000 capital. Notaries Commissioned Jeremiah Hime and William Sprague Jr. named. Large storefront at 202 W Seventeenth St leased to H H Wolfer. Turkey Red Kansas Cream Flour advertised at 20th and Thomas Sts for $1.60 per sack. Inventor Guy Stoddard develops flying machine concept in town.
A man named Chine prepared to fit his aeroplane to his machine at Frontier, awaiting suitable weather for the first test. In a separate case, a coroner's jury ruled that J. W. Wright died of acute alcoholism after finding his body in Coke Alley. Joe Wheeler was arraigned on bootlegging charges and bound over to district court in $800 bond.
Doctors claim the two hour dosing breaks a severe cold and ends grippe misery after three consecutive doses. The advertisement touts three years of research, non quinine formula, and a 25 cent package available from any druggist.
In district court Charles E McGarvey, local contractor who built Round Top reservoir for the city, sues for 27190.83 claiming balance due on the 1909 contract. Represented by H V and John W Lacey, dispute with City Engineer C C Carlle over rock and earth classifications and unit prices. The case follows a dispute that arose after completion of work.
Washington reports that the sixty second Congress must rely on newspapers for word of Taft’s April 4 extra session. No constitutional notice is required, so senators and representatives will learn of the call only through published proclamations and newspaper clippings.
Sap Pranciavo and Americo Martina junto with Constant ine and Della Miggora faced flood related theft charges after banks rejected a bogus $5 payment. The incident centers on financial misrepresentations tied to a prospective flood relief loan.
Washington March 14 The business men of the country plan to press Congress for Knox to receive tools to strengthen the consular service for foreign trade work. They urge a merit based system to end political appointments and improve the efficiency of promoting American exports.
Pittsburg Mo March 14 Judge John D Sh after closing wife desertion hearing advised Robert Fairfax to return home and try again saying a man must care for his wife and children but need not keep his wife's relatives He urged temporary flight from a quarrelsome wife and warned the wife to restrain her tongue and not expect the last word to be hers
A judge urged restoring family harmony as Fairfax was released on probation after a legal proceeding addressing support beyond the immediate family. The judge expressed hope for the home circle to be reunited.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt visits Hull House in Chicago on March 14 at Mrs Roosevelt's request. Jane Addams guides the former first lady through the settlement, detailing all aspects of the social work and programs underway.
North Yakima Washington March 14 Frank and Arthur Brewer are detained at the county jail as they face possible trial for attempting to defraud the county by obtaining bounty payments for ten wildcat skins and nine mutilated coyote skins. A local car dealer is named in their statement. The offense carries penitentiary penalties. Enid Oklahoma also reports 4800 quail birds seized from a Chicago bound eggs shipment detected by Deputy Eggleston.
New York reports that the Amateur Athletic Union notes a likely curtailment of Stockholm events next year. Popular running distances stay. 10 000 metre walk remains, but 400 metre hurdles and steeplechase are dropped. New cross country 4 000 metre race appears. changes in javelin and discus. Greek and free styles redefined. Graeco Roman wrestling to be used. Swedish system favored. swimming adds 400 metre breaststroke and 100 metre race with diving for women. rowing to feature only eight and a pair.
In Biraloghom Alabama on March 14 the seventh annual National Child Labor conference ended with speakers Dr. Wilx Adler of New York and Mina Jane Addaum of Chicago. The meeting focused on securing new child labor laws and proposed a plan to prohibit child labor on the stage.
Unsettled stomach after heavy eating is eased by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad claims the tablets supply missing digestive juices, relieve gas and bloating, refresh stomach lining, and improve mood. Sold for 60 cents with free trial package available from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
Display of hats and price ranges at The New Ave. shop with phone 136-Y. Customers can call for up to date lines and reasonable prices on new arrivals.
Representative Underwood lays out an extra session plan to pass a reciprocity bill and pursue tariff revision. He notes two main tasks: reciprocity legislation and tariff changes, while declining to commit on veto risks of rider additions.
An item notes that gray hair prompts care to keep color, with a preference for dyeing over restoration. It mentions grandmothers and aging balers, and references a sale and a restoration method praised by a Mr. Moedel.
Personal items list visitors and moves including Pine Bluffs painter s Beatty in Ales ene. Thomas Work of Laramie in Cheyenne. ex newspaperman HL Sheets from Washington DC in town. Mrs GW Writsmald visiting Topeka. Lb Potter and L Bb Potter moving to Bil East Twenty-fifth Street with Potter as deputy to Dr Benjamin Fr. Davis. rancher Join Hand in the city. Join Nelson and Mrs Henry edhous of Lander at Picats. W3 Logan of Douglas arrived in Cle young last night.
Albany March 14 The Edith Melber murder case proceeds as the defense rests and the state plans to introduce experts to counter testimony by physicians who claim she is a hopelessly insane imbecile.
Probate report filed in Merrimac County lists Mrs. Hary Baker Glover Eddy estate in New Hampshire at 2,512,146 with stock and bonds of 1,057,775 and real property of 1,400,000. Massachusetts holdings not yet appraised, tax due 126,667 deferred amid will litigation. Pleasant View, Eddy's former home, sold to Boston friends.
Mrs. Ivanhoe Singer of Detroit files a $50 000 suit in the state supreme court against Arthur W Yates Detroit administrator of the Yates estate claiming damages from being shot by Bertram W Yates a wealthy Detroit man at a road house on September 24. Yates hanged himself in Cleveland Jail after the shooting.
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