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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
10
Casper authorities report two youths under 18 charged with a statutory crime after liquor sales to teenage girls led to a county jail hold and a saloon license revocation. The incident prompts calls for strict measures by town council and county commissioners to purge lawbreakers.
Buffalo, March 24. Sheriff Jack Neal dismissed rumors that Jessie Carmen, jailed here for murder trial in Sheridan, faced a charge connection. The sheriff stated there is no foundation for the report and expressed disbelief at the rumor.
Ranchman George A Davis accuses neighbor Ora Snyder of firing three shots at him with a Winchester rifle while he drew water from a hole on the Snyder ranch. Davis says the attack followed a district court order allowing him water access. Snyder earlier faced cattle stealing charges but was exonerated. Davis testified in that case and fears retaliation.
Laramie March 24 After long legal fights with Ogden Utah counsel over custody of George Crus the Gypsy wanted on charges of stealing 2250 from his foster father Deputy Sheriff Stirling returns to Laramie without the youth whose attorneys have appealed extradition to the state supreme court The case awaits decision in May.
Georgie Le Ron, a French national who recently settled in Sheridan's Red Light district, is jailed awaiting U S immigration authorities decision on possible white slave traffic involvement and being an undesirable alien. Secret Service Agent W B Mansfield of the Denver immigration bureau ordered the arrest.
Coroner in Albany county has interred the body of Thomas W. Kelsoe, who died by self inflicted throat wound at Buford earlier this week. The burial, funded by the county, follows a cable from his parents in England confirming funds to transport the body home for burial.
March 24 report notes the destruction of Albert Breiner’s newly built one and a half story residence on Willow Creek homestead. Although no witnesses confirm it, talk centers on incendiaries opposed to settlers expanding into the area. The blaze occurred while Breiner was away, with no one seen near the site for days.
Wheatland March 24. Laramie County Fair directors push plans for the fifth annual fair to be held next fall with September 13 14 16 dates set. Grounds improvements underway exhibitors invited and exhibits expected to exceed prior years. The association notes its pioneering incorporation and leading status among Wyoming counties. Complainant Fined at Douglas. March 24. Dr Wittke sues Dick Garta for an arrest later exonerated. Garta faces assault and battery charges. doctor found guilty and fined five dollars.
Douglas March 24 The Montana region is said to be rid of wolves with many driven into Wyoming prompting Wyoming stockmen to consider adopting Montana’s hunting method. They debate importing packs of wolves to continue the chase and control of predatory wolves.
Douglas Timothy French lies at his brother Lee Fremeh’s home after a heavy log roll injures him with several broken ribs and internal injuries in Haterbrook country. John Davis of Laramie secures a patent for a glassmaking process using sulphate of soda. Infant announcements and marriages listed: Keeline infant, Manville infant, Evanston birth, and marriages including Merle Baughn to James Allsup and Emma Winter to Earl Gordon.
A testimonial from Prof. James Mitchell of Jasper Ontario credits Vinol with restoring health after overwork. The ad claims Vinol strengthens digestion, builds new blood, and increases appetite through cod liver elements. Readers are urged to try a bottle with a money back guarantee from A B Roedel, druggist.
Elaborate plans to expand New York harbor docking facilities involve 200000000 dollars for a comprehensive freight handling system. Two piers costing 1250000 dollars are completed with a second underway, and a major riverfront expansion near Manhattan Island is proposed to serve railroads and ocean liners. Eleven new secret service agents will guard ports under Chief John Wilkie, reporting to the treasury. A new fourfold larger Barge Office will house three federal departments with a glass roof and immigrant facilities. Marine fire fighters guard 247 miles of frontage with eleven fire boats and two planned turbine boats, protecting property valued above 500 million dollars.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her son Francis travel to Europe aboard the White Star liner Adriatic, with plans to visit Switzerland. The voyage signals a quiet postpresidential period for the Cleveland family as they head abroad from New York.
New York March 24. Executive officers and members of the American Protective Tariff League adopted resolutions urging supporters of protection to oppose a reciprocity agreement with Canada. They contended manufacturers cannot be protected if farmers are denied protection and called for influence on Congress.
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