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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
13
Maude Adams, acclaimed actress, is featured for her public persona and charitable acts. She once surprised Frohman by staging a Bowery children’s performance funded entirely by herself. Tonight she appears at Capitol Avenue Theatre in What Every Woman Knows.
Sunday picture shows widely attended screenings in town amid debate over war content and its impact on morale. Protesters and supporters clash as images from Jerussalem Jeptha and Demuth depict controversial scenes drawing sharp questions about wartime cinema.
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The terse item mentions CSAIL SLes James Hiro and a phrase about the Capito Age and a pharmacy Hedin OC, suggesting a fragmented note on a local dispute or policy stance. Details are uncertain, but the text points to two organizations and an unresolved matter guiding individual choices.
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association reports the acquittal of William Trumpeter, tried at Hot Springs, South Dakota, for the July 12 1909 killing of William Gordon, a Casper Wyoming sheep herder. Roy Trumpeter faced charges as an accomplice.
Thomas A. Lewis of Platteville Colorado, age 63, lost both legs beneath a freight train at Wolcott Wyoming nine days ago. He is progressing satisfactorily at Union Pacific hospital and his recovery prospects are improving despite his age.
D. R. Craig the Republican incumbent faces the likelihood of pursuing an independent run as Ray Wye and Ghenatiens seek nomination for the third judicial seat. The race centers on Craig’s position and future strategy amid party dynamics.
Discounted eyewear sale announced at Palace Pharmacy with a 50 percent reduction on selected glass frames. Vipor finishing 04 Sherman Ov.
Six county prisoners appeared before Judge Matson in district court yesterday answering to charges. James Pow faced a charge of attempting to criminally assault Miss Mattie Boyce, while Ward and Brown pleaded not guilty on attorney advice. Charles Taylor confessed to grand larceny in a lighter sentence due to poor health, and Harry Forbes pled guilty to petit larceny with 60 days in jail and a $50 fine. John O Neill pled not guilty to petit larceny and received 20 days in jail.
Chicago May 2. H Bennett Mill arrested by post office inspectors for defrauding working women of over $1000 with a home sewing scheme. Women paid $1 for materials and signed a contract promising pay only if directions were followed. About 60 women sent the $1. most aprons were rejected. expected pay was 2.60 per dozen. Bail set at 8000, he failed to provide, and he was jailed.
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na tablets as a fast remedy for stomach indigestion and related symptoms with a money back guarantee. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to try the product from prominent druggists, priced at 50 cents a box.
The school trustees reelected are Carey Schnitger and William R. Schnitger by wide margins over P F Burchard and A D Doni. Total votes 049, turnout higher than last year while Carey was away. A $40 100 appropriation was approved for school needs including a new site, teacher deficit, contingencies and a library fund. Nine month term, Kindergarten planned, health good, four more teachers needed.
A Cheyenne reader accuses city officials of waste in water system work. The letter notes valve house delays and extra piping costs from a late engineer, urging Cheyenne City Council to investigate contract delays and mismanagement.
The Cheyenne weather station reports 1.62 inches over three days as the storm sweeps the state. Lander and Sheridan towns report good rainfall, with four inches of snow in some areas. Stockmen and farmers say the moisture is invaluable and lifts hopes for crops and range this coming summer.
The Frontier committee asked General Hoyt at Fort Russell about troops participating in the August celebration. The entire garrison is likely to parade and be reviewed by ex-President Theodore Roosevelt. Cavalry will join the events at the park and organizers aim to arrange a polo match between Fort Russell officers and a Denver team.
A Wheatland message states Mrs. Colim McDougal, prominent resident, died suddenly at her home. She was well known in Cheyenne and had many friends in the city.
J W Smith of Kendrick Wyoming files suit against the defunct Wyoming Bituminous Coal Co claiming 34206 97 for personal services and labor and supplies in opening a coal mine at Kendrick. He seeks judgment against the company property at Kendrick and the defendant company has been defunct for about a year. the suit will not be contested.
Herman B. Gates of Worland announces his bid for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. The May 2 report notes his hometown and party affiliation as he seeks the statewide post.
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