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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
8
In Lou, Oct 8, twenty bands played Die Wacht Am Rhein while twenty thousand German American marchers sang it and about two hundred thousand spectators cheered the close of a week long celebration marking the centennial of the war of liberation and Germany’s end to Napoleon’s yoke.
Attorney Marshall argues against larceny and perjury charges in Sulzer impeachment proceedings. He contends funds were lawfully obtained or expended, noting contributions, campaign cash, and bank deposits while disputing items labeled as improper or unreported. The court continues with articles focusing on money and financial conduct.
Gustave Falk, 69, died yesterday morning at his home 611 East Tenth street. Funeral from Early's parlors at 2:30 this afternoon. Interment at Eaton, Colorado, where the body will be shipped. Survived by a widow, two brothers, a sister, and six children: Oscar, Emi, Ralph Falk, Mrs. B Schoels, Mrs. Adelle Harper, and Selma Falk.
Charles Wilson, a Black man accused of attacking Mattie Rudd, 17, last night, was captured in the Burlington railroad yards here this morning by a switching crew. Investigators report the suspect in custody and the victim receiving medical attention.
Police officer W. W. Heath was shot and killed early today after encountering five men robbing the Salisburg post office. The gunmen escaped, leaving investigators to pursue leads.
Sacramento reports detectives traveled to Minneapolis with a Minnesota governor's requisition to return Harold Moore, a 30 year old Auto owner from a wealthy Minneapolis family, accused of aiding a victim after a fatal June 1911 crash in San Francisco. Moore was captured while visiting relatives in Minneapolis after a two year search. He faces state felony charges for fleeing a crash scene.
Police say revenge motive in the murder of Charles Sing, a wealthy naturalized Chinese merchant. His body, found on the third floor, had the head severed from the trunk and a butcher knife nearby. Two years earlier his American wife Grace Kelly Sing was found dead with a bullet wound in the same room.
Spike Kelly and Mike Gibons, welterweights, fought ten rounds to a draw at the Kenosha Arena in Kenosha Wisconsin tonight.
In New York a coroner’s jury hearing on Hans Schmidt, the confessed killer of Anne Aumuller, noted his unkempt, bearded appearance versus his arrest photos. He angrily threw his rosary at spectators, prompting a dramatic scene before the jury. In Eugene, Oregon a 103 year old woman named Grandma Sarah Todd expressed enthusiasm about voting, mentioning her long life and family connections.
A Wyoming want ad feature spotlights a Suis Leader role. The item notes location and context within the classified medium, indicating a notable position or opportunity. The notice emphasizes community relevance and invites inquiries for more details.
In a ragged thriller the Cubs defeated the Sox 6 to 5 in thirteen innings to move to one and one in the Chicago championship series. Big Jim Vaughn held off a late south side rally as errors and miscues shaped a wild game. Attendance 29,408 with total receipts of 16,046 and shared payouts to players and clubs.
Pittsburg Nationale shut out Cleveland Americans 5 to 0 in the fourth game of the intercity series. Adams pitched effectively for Pittsburg, keeping the Cleveland offense limited while Pittsburg built a decisive lead. The teams remain tied at two wins each in the best-of-nine matchup.
The report describes a baseball game with Adama drawing a walk for two runs, Carey’s single, Chapman and Jajole miscues, and Kahler replacing Mitchell. Pittsburg’s fifth run, Dolan and McCarthy’s double, and attendance figures are cited alongside partial box scores and misread names.
The St. Louis Nationals defeated the St. Louis Americans 1 to 0 in the opening game of the city championship series. Pitchers Ballee and Wellman dueled as a single hit game produced the deciding run on a walk to Whitted and a misplay at second.
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