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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1912

Page

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Sheriff in Fifty Mile Auto Chase Captures Alleged Horse Thief

Sheriff Frank Roach pursued Dan Reynolds from Cheyenne to Grover and on to the Denver train as Reynolds fled with a stolen horse, rings, rifle, and six shooter. Reynolds was arrested at the Union Pacific depot and jailed.

Wyoming Frank Roach Dan Reynolds New York Cheyenne J. M. Matthews Campstool Reynolda Grover Cole Reynolds Union, Pacific Denver Roach

Laramie Man Who Disappeared Is Found Dead

Peter Hansen disappeared two days ago and was found unconscious on the river bank. He died today in the hospital from exposure, as the town searched, and his wife remains in collapse.

Laramie Wyo Peter Hansen Hansen

Choice on Sherman Off Indefinitely by Republican Committee

New York Nov 9 The meeting of the Republican national committee to nominate a successor to the late Vice President Sherman was indefinitely postponed with no explanation offered at Republican headquarters.

Sherman New York Republican National Committee Republican

Weather forecast for Wyoming notes rain and colder trend

Northwest and central Wyoming expected to see rain on Sunday and likely Monday in the north and west regions. Southeast Wyoming should stay fair, with a colder Monday following.

Washington Wyoming

McManigal details dynamite plot in Naperville trial

Ortie McManigal testified in the McNamara case that he carried bombs on trains and placed them at stations. He said he mailed souvenir spoons to his wife from every city where a job exploded and that labor leaders knew him as the man sent to do the jobs. He named Frank Webb Michael Young and others as aware participants.

Indianafpolis Ind Chicago Ortie McManigal Ping Herbert 5S. Hockin Iron Workers Union Frank C. Webb Michael J. Young Richard P. Hovughishan James Cooney Frank M. Ryan International Bridge and Structural Tronworkers McNamara Brothers Young Webb Hockin theMcNamara Dynamiting Ryan Union

Despondent Woman Ends Life In Council Grove Farm

Mrs Joseph Rutledge shot herself in Council Grove Kansas, unable to locate 3000 dollars she believed buried in an iron pot on her farm. This desperation led to the suicide reported yesterday.

Council Grove Kan Joseph Rutledge

Campaign Over Prosperity Near Cheyenne After Election

The Cheyenne community reflects after Woodrow Wilson’s victory with merchants noting strong business and a hopeful outlook. Officials defeated or elected return to work, praising honesty and experience as the defining factors in this local summary of results and reactions.

United States Cheyenne Wilson Frank Roach Schoe Fer Sheriff Don Gill L. C. Hinkle Roach Scheel Gill-Hinkle Gil

Democrats Win Most State Seats Despite Republican Claims

A careful revision of election returns shows the Democrats with 44 seats to 4 for Republicans as holdover senators in several counties. Democrats in Big and Con verse elect one legislator each by small majorities. In Uinta County including Lincoln, Democrats hold four and may gain one more. Republicans claim all but one from Uinta but provide no figures. The Republican headquarters feel uneasy, contrasting with Tribune bluster. The table suggests Democrats may again prevail upon full verification of returns.

Converse Uinta County Lincoln Uinta Tribune

Shellborn Sues U S Surveyor General for 10000

Shellborn, by attorney John D. Clark, filed a district court petition seeking 10000 dollars against U S Surveyor General A P Hansen of Wyoming. He claims 5000 dollars actual and 5000 dollars exemplary damages for an alleged Tuesday assault in front of Hansen's residence at 504 Seventeenth Street, sparked by Shellborn escorting a woman linked to a former college roommate. He sustained a severe scalp wound and was aided by neighbors and a physician.

ER. Shellborn John D. Clark T. Joy Flasher District Court A. P. Hansen United States Wyoming Mr. Shellborn Han- Sct Hansen Shellborn Seventeenth Street Itta Ita Surveyor General

Europe Slipping Toward War As Constantinople Burns

Bulgan troops press Adrianople and Tehatalja fortifications while Serbs advance toward Adrianople amid threats of Allied support for Serbia. The jehad call spreads as Christians suffer in Constantinople. Kavala falls and Saloniki capitulates. fierce fighting and mass casualties mark the crisis.

London Forta Tehatalja Adrianople Adrianic Atvistria-Hunegary Albania Aniatia Europe Austria-Hungary Germany Italy Mussia England France Austria Iewold Constantinople Galata Quateter Saloniki Kavala Aergon Sea

Lane Wins as Oregon Delivers Senate Majority

Washington report notes Harry Lane's victory makes Oregon a Democratic seat and secures the party a 49 seat Senate majority. The piece tracks statewide results and suggests a mixed national tally with close counts in several states.

Lane Oregon Senate Harry Lane New Jersey Kansas Colorado Montana

Tavenner Wins as Congressman from Rock Island District

Clyde H. Tavenner, long known for his Washington poetic writings in The Leader, has been elected to Congress from Illinois Rock Island district. He is cited as a well informed young newspaperman and capable writer and thinker.

Clyde H. Tavenner Leader Washington Congress Rock Island Illinois Tavenner National Capital

Republicans Accused of Scattering Money in Unita County

Evanston Wyoming Nov. The Times reports Republicans in Unita County faced accusations of distributing hundreds of dollars in Bridger Valley during the election and trading off James Downs as sheriff for J. H. Martin, enabling his four‑year term as commissioner to beat rivals. Other results include H. J. B. Taylor winning a two‑year term and George P. Harvey re‑elected county clerk.

TN Unita County Warren Times Bridger Valley James Downs J. H. Martin J. A. Rox J. P. Guild H. J. B. Taylor Thomas W. Anson George P. Harvey William R. Lowham Himer Hastman Joseph B. Martin Abraham Crawford William H. Burdett George H. Chapman Ira Thomas Irish Pols Daniel Gerrar Assensor

Wyoming Wins Initial Game Defeats South Dakota Mines

The Wyoming Cowboys opened the season with a 14 to 3 victory over the South Dakota School of Mines in Laramie. Rogers scored both Wyoming touchdowns on long runs, with a field goal by the Miners early and rough play noted on both sides.

Laramie Wyo Wyoming Cowboys South Dakota School of Mines Fortune Rogera Aide Wyoming Rogers

Wilson to devote week to state business. six weeks away

President elect Wilson said he would spend most of next week on state business and take a steamship trip, delaying national affairs until December. He added he would have nothing to say until his return from vacation and travel.

Princeton N. J J Wilson National

Soldiers Clash in Town Riot Averted at Sixteenth Street

A near riot broke out last night at the corner of Sixteenth street and Carey avenue when soldiers argued and fought. Police and guards blocked dispersal as hundreds gathered. Two soldiers were arrested by Chaplain Stull and sent back to Fort Riusaell under guard.

Sixteenth Street Carey Avenue Chapelain Stull Fort Riuasell Stull

Lonely widow seeks Wyoming husband via Cheyenne mayor

A 29 year old widow from Loulaville Kentucky writes to Cheyenne Wyoming mayor Hresnahan seeking a marriage correspondent. She describes herself as honest Protestant, 105 pounds, 5 feet 2 inches, hoping to exchange letters with a Wyoming man about to marry and preferring a ranch home. She asks letters be addressed to Ceell Equitable Building Lowteville Ky.

Loulaville Wyoming Cheyenne Ceell Equitable Building Lowteville Chol Ky

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