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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1910

Page

4

Census extension prompts citywide help in Cheyenne

The local census period for Cheyenne is extended five days as enumerators struggle to reach all residents. The public is urged to report uncounted individuals to C W Riner at 1614 Capitol Avenue telephone 12 to complete the city’s population tally and boost Cheyenne’s standing as a key center.

Nsovail Chey Heen Enam Jostier Opon Cheyenne W. Riner Capito

Democratic Party Seen as Country's Hope by Republican Papers

Analyzed editorials argue the Democratic Party is the nation’s hope amid political crisis. They cite the Minneapolis Tribune’s criticism of Republican missteps and warn against unchecked party power and the danger of factional betrayal of Cleveland and Cannon-Aldrich allies.

Finst Democratic Party Republichnle M Pst Minneapolis Tribune Grover Cleveland Gtita Cleveland Congress

Primrose and the Mind of Senator Aldrich in Spring

A fragmented critique likens Senator Aldrich to a Primrose by the river, mocking his disconnection from nature and art while focusing on his obsession with finance. The piece contrasts his currency power with the vitality of spring and poetry, hinting at a broader political satire.

Aldrich Senator Crane Allrich Senate Bite Party Selson Aldirleoh

The Dream and the Deed as Crowning Force

James C. McNally argues in Progress Magazine that the dream inspires youth and warps into a guiding ideal, yet the deed remains the true author of history. The poem contrasts dream as motive with deed as action, praising bold, decisive leadership.

Calgary James C. McNally Progress Magazine

These Baseball Games Keep On All Summer Ques tion

A querulous inquiry on a fresh morning asks if baseball games continue through the summer, reflecting the narrator's myopic gaze and blink ing eyes as they ponder the season’s length and pace. The fragment hints at a broader contemplation of sport and time.

City Briefs Spark Attention With Local Events

Mrs Glafcke the Florist offers choice cut flowers and floral work. Mrs Catherine Hornback wins a divorce from James S Hornback in district court. Thomas, a confessed morphine addict, must leave city within 24 hours after a $25 fine. James A Johnson dies at 29. funeral at A M E church Monday. Ninth Cavalry band to perform at Fort Russell. Mrs Mary White injured by a falling cabinet top at 1816 Seymore. Iron lamp post installed before Pierce Salt Cloak Co at 1705 Capitol. New Era Realty Co formed with $150000 capital. State house phones out after electric wire contact. State officials paid during a ghost tour. Marriage license issued to Bart and Ming Myrile A biting of Torrington.

Glafcke Ferguson Thomas Jas. A. Johnson O’ Neil A.M. A Ninth Cavalry Fort Russell Pierce Salt & Cloak Co Capitol Avenue Cheyenne Licht, Puel, & Power Co New Era Realty Co State House Cipost Eee Etate Board of Charities Fiir Commission Barty Ming Myrile A. Biting Ett of Torrington

Two Farmers Face Petit Larceny Charges in Court

In a local court yesterday, Harry Forspee and John O'Nie were charged with petit larceny while Tazler faced grand larceny allegations. A verdict is expected Monday after the trial schedule.

Brsruer Harry Forspee Jonn O'Nie Tudge Matson

Adverse evidence cited in Swope death inquest continues

Testimony details letters and capsules linked to Margaret Swope and John Paxton's possible possession. Dr. Hektoen testifies autopsy on Christman Swope shows death not natural. typhoid like symptoms and convulsing poisons described. strychnine deemed inappropriate. Col Thomas H. Swope autopsy shows minor organ disease, no brain pathology.

Commel Ito Walter Paxton Hoktoen Anid John G. Paxton Tom Swope Margaret Swope Swope Dr. Hektoon Kansas City Chrieman Swope Mr. Atwood Chrisman Swope Dr. Hektoen Hecktoen Thomas H. Swope

Gunfire incidents stain Cheyenne domestic case report

Police describe a volatile Cheyenne incident where a woman fired at Julius Hudson in the home, with bullets reportedly bouncing off a man's head. The mother faces potential arrest for attempted harm, while Julius is blamed by authorities for the trouble and the couple’s marital estrangement.

Jall Julius Mrs. Hudson Cheyenne Julins

Roosevelt Warmly Welcomed by The Hague Crowd

The Hague greeted Colonel Roosevelt on his visit as Princess Juliana marked her first birthday. Crowds cheered as orange and white ribbons adorned the city and Roosevelt noted the overwhelming enthusiasm during his European trip. The entourage includes Mrs Roosevelt and family heading to Rotterdam.

PUNCH Hague Roosevelt Juliana Julianna Banu Royal Palace Ayilur Beaupre Rotterdam

Leavitt’s Loose Tongue Sparks Portrait Plot Revelations

Columbus dispatch reports April 30 that Jim H. Leavitt, new in Fairview to paint Bryan’s portrait, cites romantic intrigue. Ruth Bryan arrives with a white flower and asks when they will leave, while Aryan warns of gossip and Bryis’s questions about marriage and a telegram attack.

Columbus Ohio Jim H. Leavitt Fairview Bryan Ruth Bryan Tam Aryan Ryth Bryis Gows

Flag to flag auto race called off

A Denver event labeled the endurance contest from the owner to the city has been canceled. Details are unclear due to fragmented wording but the cancellation is confirmed with no clear reschedule provided.

Denver Uwnrer Meakto Cutrauis

Glidden contest postponed due to route and hotel limits

G A Wallgreen funded trophy comes next year with a denver start planned for Monday. Hotel shortages in Mexico and required Pullman service raise costs and entries. Manufacturers shift focus to the Southwest as the Glidden also passes there, prompting nine firms to defer the flag-to-flag event.

Denver Mexico Pullman

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