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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
12
Dew ared was arrested in Denver and brought to Cheyenne to answer a petition tied to petty larceny. Hope ry Allen accused arariguod of stealing clothing. The accused received two counts of larceny with 80 days jail on each count plus costs.
In Cheyenne Wyoming mayoral meddling prompts accusations of abuse of official power. Aldermen Sweet and Gates resist and the City Council faces potential action to remove an official whose attempts to unseat opponents are described as obstructionist and autocratic.
The article honors Lucy A. Phillips born April 22, 1904, noting her life spanned pivotal events from Napoleon to the telephone. It lists dates and milestones she witnessed, including inventors, empires, wars, and technological advances, framing her as a witness to national and world history.
A Pueblo Star Journal discussion using a New York World letter argues tariffs raise consumer costs. It details a rug example showing duties and multiple middlemen boosting price from Scotland to the American consumer, illustrating how ad valorem and per pound duties translate to higher retail prices.
Incomplete reminiscence references a president and an incandescent invention, noting Cheyenne's distant past and a life spanning fifty two years. The voice calls the period remote and remarks on the uncomprehending era, mentioning Phillipe as notably privileged.
The passage argues that tariff imposition raises prices for consumers while dealers earn little, claiming buyers pay about 12.50 more and retailers gain only modest margins. It contends that tariffs act as extortion, shifting costs to foreigners and domestic traders alike, and that the trade may absorb tariffs but the burden is evident.
Undated clipping reports state and national items as carried by the Leader newspaper in Sherman County. The page compiles brief notices and scattered agency updates from local to broader topics.
A local service advertises rental of team or single horse and buggy provided by Metropole Stables. They offer any rig for any purpose and any length of time with reasonable charges, located at the corner of 17th Street and O'Neal Street, contactable by street cab phone.
Builders are urged to select heavy timbers and lumber of any size from the Gilcrest Fascell Lumber Co. They offer well cared for stock in hard and soft woods for indoor and outdoor work. Prices are guaranteed to be competitive and orders can be placed by phone.
Fhigeve Bray, a soldier, was arrested by Policeman Wagner after attempting to use a bicycle he took from the Arcade messenger service. He was tried in Justice Padwell's court and found guilty of petit larceny, sentenced to 30 days in county jail and to pay costs. Sign painting at Sherman Co.
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