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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
2
Casper authorities report two youths charged with statutory crime and held on $5,000 bonds. One of the town’s oldest saloons loses its license after selling liquor to underage girls. The case, tied to a Sheridan shooting and venue change, prompts calls for strict local enforcement.
Buffalo report quotes Sheriff Jack Neal denying a Sheridan rumor that Jessie Carmen held in Buffalo jail for James McCoy murder is connected to a broader plot. No charges or new evidence are presented in the fragment.
Casper March 24 A ranchman George A Davis swore out a warrant for Ora Snyder after Davis says Snyder shot at him three times with a Winchester rifle while Davis drew water from a hole on Snyder land He alleges Snyder acted under district court order and notes Snyder’s prior cattle stealing arrest which was later exonerated.
In a month long legal fight in Ogden Utah Deputy Sheriff Stirling ends pursuit of George Crus the Gypsy Youth wanted on a 2250 theft charge from a foster father The youth’s lawyers have appealed and extradition will be decided in May by the supreme court locale Laramie March 24.
Georgie Le Ron a French resident of Sheridan is jailed while US authorities decide if she engaged in white slave traffic and is an undesirable alien. Secret Service Agent W B Mansfield of the Denver immigration bureau caused the arrest in the county jail.
Coroner of Albany county in Laramie has interred the body of Thomas W Kelsoe, who died by his own hand at Buford. A cablegram from his parents in England says funds are provided to cover the cost of transporting the body home for burial.
March 24 reports say the completed one and a half story residence of Albert Breiner on Willow Creek homestead burned. No witnesses. residents suspect incendiaries opposed to settlers occupying the territory, with Bretuer away from the scene for days.
Wheatland March 24. Laramie County Fair association directors say the fifth annual fair will be the state’s largest. Dates set for September 13 14 16 with grounds improvements and record exhibitor turnout expected. The association is Wyoming’s oldest county fair group.
Douglas March 24. Local stockmen report Montana has effectively rid itself of wolves, many driven into Wyoming. They discuss adopting Montana’s method of hunting wolves and predatory animals, and Wyoming stockmen consider importing multiple packs to curb wolves and enjoy the chase.
Douglas Timothy French lies at his brother Lee Fremeh s home with several broken ribs after a log rolled on him in Haterbrook country leaving internal injuries. Laramie John Davis patents a new process for using sulphate of Goda in glass manufacture. Infant entries note births in Keeline Manville Evanston and other households. Marriages list Manville Merle Baughn to James Allsup Laramie Emma Winter to Earl Gordon and Collier s White Lead of Shermas.
A testimonial from Prof. James Mitchell of Jasper Ontario credits Vinol with restoring health after overwork. The ad states Vinol boosts digestion, increases appetite, and builds new blood. A. B. Roedel, Drugist, offers a money back guarantee if expectations aren’t met.
Elaborate plans to enlarge New York harbor docking facilities involve a 200 million dollar investment. Plans include land acquisitions, new piers, labor saving freight handling, and a rail terminal for Manhattan and nearby ferry links. Barge office replacement with a grand four times larger building and a tower over 250 feet will house treasury customs commerce labor and war departments with extensive immigrant inspection facilities. A new security squad of special agents will monitor ports, reporting to the secretary of the treasury. Marine fire fighters protect 247 miles of shoreline with 11 fire boats and two new turbine boats added soon. The Jersey shore remains unprotected and awaits fire department support.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her son Francis Grover left New York aboard the White Star liner Adriatic for a European voyage. Mrs. Cleveland said the trip includes a stop in Switzerland and carries no fixed itinerary beyond that.
In New York on March 24 the American Protective Tariff League leaders and board members met and adopted resolutions arguing protection must stay for manufacturers if farmers lose it, and urged supporters to press Congress against Canada reciprocity.
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