Lindsey for a Playground
The Doys' Judge of Denver urges Cheyenne to provide recreation space for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doys
Denver
Cheyenne
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
5
Judge Lindsey Urges Playgrounds to Reform Youth
Noted juvenile magistrate Judge Ben B Lindsey calls Cheyenne for a public playground to direct youthful play and reduce crime. He argues Wyoming laws differ from Colorado and that probation and reform better serve youths than punishment, stressing adult guidance in crowded cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben B. Lindsey
Cheyenne
Denver
Laramie
State University
Lindsay
Wyoming
Colorado
Citeyenne
Secretary Barrow Promotes Dry Farming Lawn Trial
Secretary Frank Barrow of the Industrial club advocates dry farming and conducts an in yard lawn experiment in Cheyenne Park addition. Facing a distant hydrant he aims to grow a lawn without city water and warns water authorities and suppliers that turf success could threaten irrigation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barrow
Industrial Club
Ality Water Commissioners
Tr Buathensen
Cheyenne Fu
Baptist Ladies Bazaar and Supper at Church Parlors
The Baptist Ladies will host a sales sale featuring fancy work aprons dishes and candy with a nice hot supper Thursday evening in the church parlors Supper served at 6740 46 con la 19 20 Are you taking Wyoming's metro politics newspaper the LEARY 60 con month by mail or carrier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Carrdas
Council to Participate in Memorial Day Parade
The council accepts an invitation from John EF Reynolds Post G A R to join the Memorial Day observance with the Grand Army. The body also designates Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank as a city funds depositor and approves water main work near Snyder and Ames streets. Bids for a sewer through alleys 66 and 67 are set to be opened next meeting. Holland and Rath may rent row boats on Lake Minnehaha this spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EF. Reynolds Post
Grand Army
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Snyder
Ames Streets
Weat Nineteenth Street
J.D. Wright
Warren Avenue
Evans Street
Holland & Rath
Lake Minnehaha
Thias Brennan Defends His Role in Affray Incident
In Cheyenne on May 19 Thias Brennan explains he faced an attack while walking home after work. He identifies a jewelry peddler named Davis as the assailant, notes Cahill refused to aid in the incident, and recalls saving an elderly woman in a prior runaway at 17th and Ferguson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
16Th Street
16Th and
Ferguson Streets
Davis
U. P
H. Cahill
Cahill
Hunter
17Th
Thias Brennan
Truckey Sells Swiss Army Rifles At Low Price
George Truckey and Son show a shipment of Swiss army rifles in their store window at 17th and Eddy. The guns, unused since being discarded by the Swiss government, shoot a .41 cartridge and hold 13 rounds. Truckey bought them for 3000 dollars and asks 5.90 dollars each, noting their high quality and steel construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Truckey and Son
U. S. Army
Fashion Hint From Paris Inspires Local Tailoring Tip
A Paris fashion hint reaches our town as Marion Har ron suggests affordable tailoring advice. The message urges calling the LEADER to arrange fittings and costs about fifty cents a day for service.
Inhumanity in Dog Catching Alleged by City Figure
A prominent citizen condemns the city’s dog catching practices as inhumane saying the system would shock island residents. The critic calls for reform and oversight to protect animal welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry
Soldier Interferes with Dog Catching Stirring Cheyenne Outcry
In Cheyenne Wyoming on May 19 a citizen intervened to stop a dog catcher from beating a dog. The intervention led to the soldier's arrest and confinement, drawing public fury over the city dog ordinance and its enforcement. The writer condemns the cruelty and supports humane treatment and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
W.o
Ferguson and
Sixteenth Street
Fiji
Town List of Visitors and Residents Arriving in Cheyenne
A compilation of names and origins shows numerous residents and visitors in Cheyenne and nearby towns. Individuals from Lusk Guernsey Wheatland Douglas Casper Rock River Green River Newcastle Pine Bluffs Divide and Lincoln Mountain travel or stay for business personal visits or educational duties with several returning from trips to Denver Boulder and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S&s. Love
Guernsey
Clark
Horse Creek
J. C. Hadsell
Wheatland
Brooks Haa
Cheyenne
Casper
Do. R. Mason
C. C. Collins
Ulin
Wyoming
M. C. Barkwell
Denver
Harry LeBar
Douglas
Etta M. Dobbins
Hillydale
Useyenne
J. H. Tenny
Lion Mountain
Charles Hirely
New York
J. E. Bush
Granite
A. Johnson
Becker Hotel
Tim Ross
Rock River
Normantile
James Petre
Green River
John Viera
Newcastle
Guy Curlee
Pine Bluffs
John Wagner
Divide
Metropolitan
Miller
Tme Bluffs
Stine
Mies Goble
University of Colorado
Boulder
D. KR
Ellia
Mesert Helmer
Heron
Lander
United States Court
Mine’ Barger
Central Pchod
Columbia Universlty
A. Wilkinson
Egbert
Leon C. Hilla
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Ae Siplegleman
Haya
Flood recedes as Snake River danger eases at Baggs
May 19 Baggs Wyoming reports the Snake River rising slowly but not near embankments protecting the town. Authorities say the rapid thaw threat has passed and flood fears are subsiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggs
Wyo
Snake River
Noted Sheridan men charged with sheep wagon arson
Harvey W. Carey and L. F. Johnston prominent residents were arrested in Sheridan Wyoming on warrants accusing them of setting fire to a sheep wagon owned by Waisner Bros on March 30 1909. The incendiarism is alleged to be part of a plan to drive the Walsner sheep from range claimed by cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Harvey W. Carey
Waisner Bros
Walsners
Fatal blow provokes murder charge in Dayton
Al Gaines lies dying from a brain concussion after a blow by John Vanwye in Dayton. Gaines is in critical condition as Vanwye is in custody and faces murder charges if Gaines dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Wye
Gaines
Dayton
John Vanwye
Vanwye
Hall Storm Devastates Uvalde County Livestock
A severe storm in Uvalde County caused extensive damage with 4 000 to 9 000 head of livestock killed. Reported injuries and disrupted livestock events include listed names and hogs, while the event disrupted local agriculture and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Mayott
Uvalde County
Mvai
James Carpenter
The Fountain of Youth at Orpheum Theater
At the Orpheum this afternoon and tonight will be shown Pathe Freres most clever picture The Fountain of Youth a spring whose waters allegedly restore youth Also shown A Somnambulistic Hero Edison picture Illustrated song Because I Am Lonely by Mise Stevens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Pathe Freres
Mise Stevens
Platinum price drops to 23 dollars an ounce
New York May 19 dealers report a decline of one dollar per ounce in platinum used for high grade mountings for precious stones. Belais & Cohn assayors say platinum now sells for 23 dollars an ounce, down from 24 dollars since year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belais & Cohn
Metalized toads for ornament on bonnets
Winkegan May 19 real toads for hatpins may replace metalized roses as a local millinery firm wins an order for 54,000 metalized toads. The toads are killed by gas, then impaled on long pins and turned to metal by a chemical process.
President Taft Shown In Golf Attire In Public
A photographic feature displays President Taft in golf clothes at ease on a course. The image captures him in casual golfing togs, highlighting his demeanor and pastime while in public view.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lindsey
Chetenne
the Baptist Ladies
Truckey
Paris
L. Johnson
Lusk
Hungriest
Garden City
Newsboys
Hillman
Sharrocks
Bhipley
Atlas
Prof. Dunn
Atlas Reliable
Thomas Vernon
War Department
United States
the Fountain OF Youth
Tore
Buechner
Walter Smith
Ferguson Bt
Ieee
Swagger Green Houses
10Th Street
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