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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
14
Second day results mirror first as Maxwell-Briscoe tests in New York show autos cost under one-half per passenger mile. Maxwell car logged 76.1 miles with minimal fuel expense. horse effort cost 95 cents for oats hay and no other outlays, totaling 143.5 miles at 0.0005 dollars per passenger mile for auto and 0.0145 for horse over two days.
A party of four Australian officials toured the city meeting business leaders and public figures. They attended a reception at the Masonic temple where each speaker praised their guide Professor Mead and outlined their country’s facts. Governor Brooks Supt John Gordon M R Johnston and Judge Richard Scott addressed the group. The visitors planned onward trips to Fort Collins San Francisco and the South Sea continent with November 4 as their return date. Mead planned a brief visit with his son in San Francisco before resuming the journey.
A humorous note from American lodge members invites fellow brethren to visit Awetratia and enjoy reciprocal hospitality. The message playfully suggests lodging and sharing land with countrymen, reflecting friendly international spirit.
Washington reports that the International Prison Congress approved a principle to pay prisoners according to their industry to protect families and aid rehabilitation on release. The wording of the resolution was objected to for excluding several countries including the United States and was sent back to the committee.
A Rock Island train Pullman car arriving at Preble Colorado was robbed last night of about 8000 dollars including cash drafts checks and jewels. Two A train porters are detained in connection with the robbery. Most victims are Chicago residents.
The Jewish community in Cheyenne marks the Hebrew New Year 5671 with Rosh Hashanah spelling a memorial of thanks and a call to closeness with God. The observance includes shofar blasts and temple rituals, with Yom Kippur ten days later as a day of fasting.
Maybelle Baker, the noted singer, is billed to perform again this week at the Ak theatre with a new repertoire. The Howard Sisters will sing catchy tunes with lively dancing, Raymond and Raymond present a comedy sketch, and several film subjects travel from Australia with Professor Mead. In a separate matter, Raymond Hall reported a color deputy arraignment, a colored woman pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received ninety days in jail.
Report from the east yesterday noon shows three alleged violators of the HQCOR law fined $25 each. The convicted include Weemt O'Connor, proprietor of the bar on Twentyeth Street, Joe Brown a colored porch for Charles iecker, and Muse Marshall, also colored, with local addresses noted on Firth Street.
City announces extensive work on the Sixteenth Street Carey Avenue block. Krog Brewing Co leases the corner building for a ten year term, currently housing Senate War and Blue Front and Buffalo Clothing. Plans include brick facade, new plate glass front, interior remodel, and seven to fourteen new rooms. a third story is not feasible due to the foundation.
Paut Lariver and Jock Riner arrived in the city driving a 50 horsepower American roadster bought from Johnston-Brinker Auto company. The trip from Indianapolis covered 1409 miles in a little over seven days, starting from North Platte Nebraska 225 miles away in under ten hours.
Beginning Saturday October 1 the Colorado and Southern and other lines will alter arrivals and departures at the B and Q RB rail depot in Cheyenne. The notice outlines new timetables and platform adjustments for the routes serving the area.
In Los Angeles on October date a bankers gathering convenes with seventeen committees preparing preliminary discussions and agenda items for the event.
Delegates opened the thirty sixth annual convention with focus on the Stephens bill endorsed by the fading committee. The bill would require carriers to back every bill of lading issued, aiming to curb fraud on financial institutions from forged or worthless bills.
The next regular meeting of Lodge L. C. O. M. will be at Eagle Hall on Tuesday October 4. J. Walters, secretary, announces the session.
The Democratic county headquarters, with LS Bartlett in charge, opens in the Keefe Hall Annex on Chrey Avenue this morning.
Property listing advertises a new modern bungalow on Maxweld Street priced at 8300 cash. Financing offer notes balance due with 2 years at 7 percent interest. Listing includes lender or agent identifiers G 8 Oliver and prone 574, details read as catalog entries.
The article lists candidates and alternates for ward primaries with A Parnell as chairman and Wirrng O Leary as secretary. It names numerous participants including James Carroll, Patrick Beals, John Carroll, Frank Stanton, and Chas Jankerski among others, detailing chairs and secretaries.
G S Oliver advertises a COR lot on House Street with contact via phone 574. Listing notes a street address 81050 and invites inquiries for sale or development.
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