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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

14

Illinois Legislator Confesses to Bribery Seeded Lore

St. Louis May 2 John Wayman Cape's attorney at Cook County secured a confession from a Illinois legislator accused of taking 1000 for influence in the Loumire Senate race. Wayman declined to name the confederate and Detective Murnane of Chicago documented the interview at the Southern hotel. In St Louis Wayman also visited Seebert G Jones and Michael S Link in Illinois politics was probed on his farm near Nomeoki Illinois.

Wayman Murnane Chitago Southern Hotel Ile Michael 8. Link Finais Nameoki, HL Wayman and Marnane

Owen and New Husband Unite in Jamaica Trip

Bevas's daughter and new husband Owen wed and began a wedding journey from Kansas City to Jamaica. The couple spent a night in Kansas City at the Baltimore hotel and planned to continue south after a brief stay in Jonstadi. Local hotel clerks noted their early departure and unclear return plans.

Jamaica Owen Kansas City Jonstadi

Secretary Wilson Sounds Alarm on Farm Education and Living Costs

Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson told the Farmers' Union in St. Louis that U S farms fail to produce half their potential due to lack of practical education, driving up living costs. He faced a mixed reception as delegates rejected a standing ovation and pressed for farm training to improve fertility and farming methods.

St. Louis United States James Wilson Farmers’ Union Wilson Hia Addyers Manus Ian

Agricultural Policy and Farm Education Debate

A fragmented political monologue argues for government support to double crops, soil improvement, and a nationwide agricultural university. The speaker calls for farm education, migrant farmers placement, agricultural teachers, and access to primers and fertilizer, urging a committee study and action to boost farming.

Court Martial Case Involving Colonel Williams

The report details a dispute in Mindanao where Colonel Williams faced a junior officer's command and subsequently sought a court martial. General Divall urged action, prompting War Department involvement after Williams and his troops were moved from Camp Keithley to Parang, an unhealthy posting.

Department of Mindanao Maniln Willama Pershing Abeenes Willams Williams War Department Philippines Kelthley Mindanao Parang Divall

Uncertain Military Allegations Target Officials

Fragmentary OCR suggests claims that Colonel Williams and other prominent officials will be court-martialed after a field is lifted. Mentions a Colonel Hiaron Will and possible inclusion of Colorado Department members, with unspecified dates or places.

Council clash over mayoral authority to declare vacant seats

A dispute centers on whether the mayor acted within authority to declare council seats vacant. The city attorney offered another view while the council weighs the legality of the moves against two councilmen.

Wiss

Mayor's controversial tax plan sparks taxpayer objections

City debates a 78 tax levy and sewerage improvements as residents argue the proposal burdens taxpayers. Mayor Conk's Tuesday performance draws attention while two council members pledge to pay but downplay the seriousness of his 20,000 dollar prairie decoration measure.

Miter Plana F Wien Conk

Gov Gillett Declines to Interfere with Jeffries Johnson Fight

Omaha dispatch reports Gov James N Gillett of California, en route to Washington, says he will not interfere with the Jeffries Johnson boxing match set for July 4 at Maryville California.

Gov. Gillett Omaha James N. Gillett California Washington Mmeryville Cal

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