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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
6
New York October 3 official economy test between Maxwell-Briscoe automobile and horse and bogey shows auto cost per passenger mile at 0.0005, horse at 0.0145. After two days the Maxwell car ran 143.5 miles, horse 64.3 miles with minimal expenses reported.
A group of four Australian officials visited the city, met local business leaders and public officials, and attended a reception at the Masonic temple. Governor Brooks, Superintendent Gordon, M. Rs. Johnston, and Judge Richard Scott spoke of their country and praised their guide Professor Mead. They depart to Fort Collins and San Francisco en route to the South Sea continent after November 4.
In a light exchange, American leaders offered inviting terms to Awetratia and invited brother lodge members to settle there with reciprocal ties. The remarks reflected informal cultural exchange and friendly diplomacy between groups.
Washington Oct 3 The International Prison Congress recommended paying prisoners by industry to safeguard families and aid rehabilitation after release. The principle was approved though the wording of the resolution was objected to for excluding several countries including the United States, and it was referred back to the committee.
A Rock Island Pullman car arriving at Preble Colorado was robbed last night of about $8,000 in cash drafts checks and jewels. Two A train porters are under arrest in connection with the heist. Most victims are Chicago residents.
The Hebrew calendar marks New Year 5671 in Cheyenne with Rosh Hashanah observed in the Masonic hall on Sixteenth street. The article notes trumpets and shofar signals, the two day tradition shortened to one day, and Yom Kippur fasts ten days later.
Maybelle Baker, the popular singer with a rare voice, returns to the Ak Theatre this week with a new repertoire. The Howard Sisters perform lively songs and dancing, Raymond and Raymond offer a comedy sketch, and several motion pictures from Australia are shown with Professor Mead. A separate note reports a local assault case, where a colored woman, Brown, pled guilty to assault and battery and received a ninety day jail term.
A report states three alleged violators were fined $25 each after noon yesterday under HQCOR law. Named individuals include O Connor, proprietor of a Seventh Street bar. Joe Brown a colored porch for Charles iecker. and Muse Marshall, also colored, with local establishments cited on Firth Street.
City announces a major block upgrade including new brick facade on Carey Avenue, a plate glass front on Sixteenth Street, interior remodeling of the Lenore building, and fourteen modern rooms. A third story was ruled out due to weak foundation. Krog Brewing rents corner building from John W. Popp.
Paut and Lariver drives with Jock Riner and Judge J A Finer arrived at the city from Indianapolis in a 50 horsepower American roadster bought through Johnston Brinker Auto. Lariver covered 1409 miles in a little over seven days and then traveled 225 miles from North Platte Nebraska in under ten hours yesterday.
Starting Saturday October 1 trains of the Colorado and Southern will arrive and depart from the B and Q RB R depot at Cheyenne. The notice specifies changes to station locations for arrivals and departures.
Bankers assemble in Los Angeles with seventeen committees convening for preliminary talks. The gathering aims to coordinate policies and set agendas for upcoming financial discussions.
Delegates begin the thirty sixth annual convention with focus on the Stevens bill. The bill, passed by the lay session, would require carriers to guarantee every issued bill of lading to prevent fraud against financial institutions.
Next regular meeting of Lodge L C O M will be held at Eagle Hall Tuesday October 4. J Walters secretary.
Democratic county headquarters opens this morning with L S Bartlett in charge at Keefer Hall Annex on Chrey avenue. The new office aims to coordinate party activities and outreach across the county.
Property listing notes a bungalow on Maxwell Street with asking price around 8300 cash, balanced payment terms, two year period at seven percent interest. Mention includes initials G and OLIVER with prone 574 indicating reference codes.
The article lists candidates and officials for a city mayoral primary. It names A Parnell as chairman and Wirrng O Leary as secretary in the first ward, and details second ward contenders including McTherney Storey Beals and Carroll among others with various alternates and a chairmanship by Chas. Jankerski and James Cooper involvement.
COR lot on House Street with parcel 81050 listed by G. S. Oliver contact phone 574 for details and purchase arrangements.
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