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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1910
Page
12
A string of quirky lines touches on Brooks and a 29 cent question, a startling start by Mr Wellman, and whose laundry belongs to Halls Williams or the automobile. Bidwell’s. Mentions of Indians, Hamlin the enemy of labor, Wyoming independence, an English channel joke, and Enrico Caruso facing a $50 000 damages suit.
The passage argues that Colorado should use its newly enacted recall law to target the legislature that pushed through progressive measures. The remark frames recall as a first resort to challenge lawmaking results.
State Leader presents an inverted pyramid lesson urging scrutiny of state spending over the past decade. Officials are accused of wanton extravagance as expenditures rose from 284551.95 in 1900 to 878996.60 in 1909, far outpacing development and betraying the electorate's trust.
A call for a physician to serve as coroner highlights the need for medical knowledge in inquest into deaths under unusual circumstances. The role demands intelligence and specialized expertise to handle public investigations with seriousness.
The passage endorses Dr Beard as the suitable candidate for Lara mie county coroner citing tact skill judgment and astuteness as decisive factors for the election.
The death of Senator Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver removes a pivotal figure in the progressive Republican movement. He delayed joining reforms to defend constituency rights but then fought the progressive cause with bold resolve. His absence leaves a gap in the push for national reform and potential future leadership.
A Chicago sentencing scene draws attention as a jurist described the condemned killer’s future as a centuries of isolation and torment to illustrate the harshness of justice. The judge urged that law aims to reform not exact vengeance, prompting discussion on the moral purpose of punishment.
The Trivial Trib mocks Brooksism and party patronage, claiming state taxes rose and costs ballooned under Republican rule. It cites figures on government spending, waterworks, and county taxation while praising Democratic officials for savings and criticizing alleged incompetence.
A fragmented list names county officers and candidates including clerk treasurer assessor attorney surveyor court officials and commissioners. The document mentions Pekin and Cheyenne related roles with several names such as Mamie Brows Hefferons Martin M O Malley and W W McGian, among others.
Joseph Dougherty a fireman at the Cheyenne Gas plant was arrested by Police man Henderson on a Buffalo New York felony warrant and lodged in the city jail. He gave no talk about the case and officers know little of the circumstances. Chief Smalley notified Buffalo police and an officer from Buffalo is expected to arrive.
Marriage licenses issued to Arthur Alder Pugh and Miss Lucy Cunningham of Burna, and to Altha H. Stumm of Cheyenne and Miss Alice A. Brawer of Here form Cole. Remains of Margaret Templer shipped to Randall, Ia for interment. Hunting party from Cheyenne heads to Rawlina for a big game hunt.
Snow reported over Sherman hill country Sunday night marks the second heavy fall of the season. Local residents report slick roads and schools delaying openings as the weather system moves east.
Major Jorden, adjutant at Fort Russell, has returned to duty after a three months absence. He resumes duties at the fort.
Praok W. Leone of the Unten Pacific Wiekew4n fell from a war pear Wal emit Geturdey and suffered the louy of
A man suffered crush injuries to two fingers when a car wheels ran over them and he is receiving treatment at St. John's hospital.
The regular semi monthly council session will convene tonight at city hall and is expected to take definitive action on the telephone franchise issue.
Beginning this morning Police Judge Bruner will open city court at the police station at 9 oclock in the morning instead of 4 oclock in the afternoon as formerly. The change benefits night police officers who can attend before rest and avoid returning to the station until 7 P M. Collier's White Lead at Shermas Co.
In Basse Terre Gauderoup on October 17 riots erupted after the election. At least five men and three women were killed and no fewer than 26 others wounded, with six expected to die from the violence.
Strictly modern up-to-date National Cash Register offered for sale. Leaving the city Tuesday night. Address immediately P. O. Box 674.
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