28 May 1910
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
1
Cheyenne Motor Car Club votes to place its members machines at the command of the Grand Army for Memorial Day Monday. Cars will be available to veterans and infirm relatives to avoid long marches to cemeteries. no veteran will ride unless he consents to ride.
May 27 dispatches report government forces under fire from gunboat San Jacinto routing insurgents near Bluefields Nicaragua. Batuo Fields fallen to loyal troops while two Estrada gunboats escaped. Clashes ongoing as Madriz and Estrada factions vie for control amid a surrounding siege.
In Atlanta on May 27 the Presbyterian General Assembly ruled on a Leréay complaint against the New York Synod. Three theological students were accused of detaining the Virgin Birth and related depuatines. They denied charges and the committee made no definite finding. Official examination records will be kept.
A county wide boycott was proclaimed by the building trades against merchants in San Bernardino Redlands and Riverside employing Japanese labor. An investigation opened to determine if fictitious papers were used to obtain clearance for the Venus, a vessel tied to the Estrada case.
Police hunt two reckless drivers after a dangerous street race on Cardy Avenue. Eyewitnesses say two large cars sped south at high speed, nearing pedestrians and narrowly missing a passerby near Twentieth Street. Investigations continue to identify the drivers and vehicles.
Indianapolis May 27. Records in three classes of American stock cars fell as the new brick motor speedway showcased speed. Kincaid of Inca National won the 100 mile race in 1 27 4 5, Harroun set a 10 mile record at 8 16, while several drivers escaped injury in dramatic incidents.
Washington May 27 A heated exchange in Congress over Tafts travel tours prompts a sharp clash between Representative Tawney and critics Hardwick Barnett. Taft defends the hospitality He says reports accusing him of being charged for beard related travel costs are unfounded. He cites his cordial welcome in the South and says he will publish a letter to Tawney expressing his views.
In Ironton, Archbishop John J. Glennon warned at the Mississippi land and immigration congress that social conditions in St Louis and other cities could trigger a bloody revolution. He cited twenty millionaires controlling wealth and 700000 workers living in grim tenement poverty, urging reforms including resettling both groups to improve life.
L M Campbell who has run an automobile livery and delivery service has taken the Cheyenne agency for Overland automobiles. R W Robertson of the Overland Sales Company of Denver is in the city to finalize arrangements and two Overland demonstrators are present. Campbell and Robertson plan to go to Denver to bring back a five passenger Overland touring car for demonstrations. Overland entries in the Denver races were stripped of class prizes, and Cheyenne expects Overland racers and the Apperson and Mormon companies to attend next August’s events.
San Francisco May 27. It was unnoticed today that Al Katfman the California heavyweight will join the Johnson camp next week.
Washington May 27 closing arguments in the Ballinger Pinchot controversy began with John J. Vertrees defending Ballinger as a good conversationalist who reversed Garfield conservation policies and acted under law. Brandeis assailed Ballinger while Pepper and Pinchot’s counsel urged removal, citing missteps and weakness under pressure.
Philadelphia May 27 Mayor P H McCarthy of San Francisco said in an interview he would attend the Jeffries Johansson bout and believed it held more interest than the taotet qaecilya. He expected to be in Washington for the event.
Calais May 27 The French submarine Plyviose with 27 dead is reported wrecked after a collision with the packet Pas Docaluts in the English Channel. Divers could not confirm the hull condition due to swift currents. crews aboard included Commander Cadet and sub-lieutenants, raising questions of the daring dive amid salvage efforts.
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