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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1912

Page

2

Wyoming Adultery Case Shocks Town After Four Years

In Laramie Wyoming Julia Peres a fireman consort known as Mrs Fergus is charged with adultery by N Morte who claims to be the husband of the woman Martz a Colorado man says he married the woman four years ago but she deserted him The pair have lived as man and wife until a police notice unsettled the case Now jailed the couple face legal action Martz seeks compensation while the woman denies recognition of him as husband

Laramie Mey Julia Peres Union Paethic N. Morte Forgua Leramte Martz Colorado Fergus Latier Cheyenne

Wyoming Exports First Gasoline Shipment to Montana

Casper May 80 The Mid-West Oil company loaded twenty-woven cars of gasoline and byproducts for Montana, marking the first Wyoming products shipment to nearby Blue on the north. Local refineries supply pumping engines and other gasoline plants in the state, with Standard Oil purchasing per gallon from Wyoming refineries.

Montana Casper Mid-West O11 Company 14 Wyoming

Troops To Train At Pole Mountain Grounds In July

Laramie was chosen by the war department as the training point for troops to be employed in maneuvers during July at the Pole Mountain grounds. Camp gulf piles will be unloaded here.

Laremie Laramie War Department Pole Mountain Grounds

Miners’ Tender Arrested in Sheridan Attempted Knife Attack

Mike Browhears a miners’ tender known for quelling a strike at Diets was arrested in Sheridan for attempting to slash a crowd with a butcher knife. A new telephone area link between Cheyenne and Casper is described with no intermediate station.

Ben Russ Mike Browhears Sheridan Aireult Casper Froove Wyoming Stanion Wella Uinta County Conroy United States Coal Company Chpluren Mra Ethel Shep Wer

Douglas Nearly Wiped Out By Bad Fire

A major fire in Douglas on Monday evening damaged the south wing of the Arlington hotel due to a faulty flue. The kitchen was shut down, unique losses affected staff attire, and insurance covered the building. Fire crews arrived promptly, limiting damage, with the cook injured while fighting the blaze.

Douglas Arlington

Get Phere Club: Practical Psychology and Confidence

A reader advises Horace on the value ofconfidence and self belief as a driver of success. The piece uses a scenario about friends pooling money to buy land and how one successful venture builds momentum, reinforcing practical psychology behind consistent risk and pursuit of opportunities.

Midh Horace

Fire fighting in Japan and Tokyo protection system

A fragmented report describes Japan’s fire fighting and police protection setup. It notes a staff of Armon soldiers, divided into districts, with forty eight watchtowers and lingering concerns over coal and oil hazards in Tokyo.

Aremon Coollea

Soldiers clash with mob at Sheridan circus show

Soldiers from the port attempt to force entry, threats erupt as canvasmen are attacked and deputies fire warning shots. Two soldiers arrest later. mob threats loom near the tents as wagons depart. Grey Bull River rising prompts flood warnings at Meetleetse.

Sheridan Broom Witel Jack Don Hhue Hoop C. BE. Abbott Arma Nonahue Iicinity Hig Googe Bridge

Roosevelt Taft Ticket Fight Turmoil Over Tickets

The Republican National Committee faced ticket and seating disputes at the Chicago convention scene. Sen Lixon asked for 250 Roosevelt tickets but Col New denied extra allocations beyond 150 Taft tickets for officials. Debates over display rights and contest seating cloud the gathering as Roosevelt and Taft factions clash.

Chicago Col Marry 8 New Lixon Roosevelt Committee Roosevelt Nations Committee New Candittea Roosevelt Taft B. B. Lindeey H. J. Arnold Denver Upham R. H. Howell Nebraska National Committee Howell Victor Rosewater Republican National Committee Mitcu Root

London firm builds a two cab mountain locomotive for Mexican rails

A London firm constructed a unique locomotive for use on Mexican mountain railroads. The engine resembles two engines joined by a central cab and rides on two six wheeled trucks. All wheels are active for traction on steep grades.

Mexico Enginie Hee PA Voor

Richard Harding Davis' Wife Files Divorce Suit

Chicago May 20 Mrs Cecil Clark Davis files a long expected divorce suit against Richard Harding Davis war correspondent and playwright alleging desertion. They were married thirteen years. Action follows a prior New York filing later withdrawn.

Chicago Cecil Clark Davis Richard Harding Davis Davie London Davis New York Mrs. Davis Miss McCoy Mr. Davis

Taft Under Fire as Cannon Attacks Weaknesses

Henry Alfred Lewis quotes Speaker Joseph Cannon labeling Taft as weak and indecisive. Cannon contrasts Roosevelt’s enemies with Taft and claims Taft’s actions reveal ingratitude and lost fighting spirit. The piece notes Crane's recall by Taft and references Chicago financier Crang funding Teddy Roosevelt.

Colonial Brick Residence by Chas. Sedgwick Architect

A detailed design for a brick veneered Colonial residence by architect Chas. Sedgwick. The 42 by 36 foot house includes a large living room, library, dining room, kitchen, rear extension, screened porch, two upper bedrooms, bath, attic room, and full hardwood finish. Complete, excluding heating and plumbing, priced at 47000 with a full basement and laundry facilities.

Hoyse

Taft era rifts and Crane money tied to Roosevelt feud

The piece recalls the Crane family donation of $450,000 from Chicago to back Roosevelt against Taft, framed as revenge for actions towards Japan. It discusses Taft’s cabinet dynamics led by Wickersham, battles with Stimson and Knox, and Taft’s sense of a fading presidency as Roosevelt gains momentum in California and wins major party support.

Cranes Teddy Crang Chicago China Japan Taft Crane Pokin Roosevelt Sherman Knox Stimson Hitchcock Wickersham Department of Justice Semple War Department Stimeon State Department MacVeagh California Ohio

May Festival by the Musical Club Pleases

The May Festival at the Parish House marked the last concert of the Ura Musical Club during 1911-12, honoring director J. L. Rockwell for guiding a gifted chorus and soloists. A fifty-voice choir delivered the Last Judgment and other works with encores, highlighting youth contributions and skilled performances by Mildred Norcross Isabel Brisco Monroe Gleason and others.

Cheyenpeji Torio Spohr Vy Guy Mra J. L. Rockwell Cloris Mildred Norcroes Isabel Brisco Monroe Gleason Mildred Mre Cobry Messrs Rockwell Vaugh T Hunter

Cool Bros Co Sanitary Cement Price Note

Sanitary cement priced at three cents per hundred as listed by Cool Bros Co with phone contact 197 for orders and inquiries.

Sanitary Cool Bros. Co

Paper Making in Japan Extends From Cotton Spinning to Industry

The article traces paper making from ancient China to Japan with a focus on modern industry. It notes historical origins in China and Egypt, transfer via Arabs, and the rise of Japan’s machine mills with annual production valued around six million dollars and hand made paper still practiced by farmers during off seasons. It highlights thousands employed and identifies cardboard as next in importance.

Japan Occidental China Europe Central Asia Nile Neida Iportance

France Debates Illegal Vegetables and Germ Risks

The article discusses France proposing to ban growing certain vegetables like celery and lettuce on public lands due to concerns of poisonous germs entering humans. It cites experiments claiming microbes do not enter the plant bodies, though they may cling to stems and leaves, with limited risk noted in those areas.

France Li le

Our Great Raisin Crop Exports Reach Record Volume

Raisin exports exceed 14.5 million pounds valued at over one million dollars. Canada remains the top market with 11 million pounds shipped. Last year the United States imported 2.6 million pounds from Spain Kenya Asiatic Turkey and Russia, while UK demand shows growth but remains under a third of US exports.

Canada Spain Kenland Asiatic Turkey Huasia United Kingdom

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State of Absenge Dethain Laramim Little Statele Phere” Club Uim Teast Poe Patate Greybull Meetleetse Tedby Nowell Harry Wigley Wdhenton Australia WFE Henry Alfred Lewis Uncle Joe Cannon Chas Sedgwick Musical Club Pleases
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