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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1910
Page
4
In a fragmentary fashion the piece names Brooks and Wellman, questions laundry, bidwells and cars, cites Hamlin enemy of labor, and hints at Wyoming's independence from machine rule in three weeks. Caruso faces a $50000 suit as defender and more money matters surface.
A remark suggests poetic justice if Colorado voters use their new recall law to target lawmakers who backed progressive measures. The comment frames recall as the first resort against a legislature pressured into passing reforms.
State Leader on Sunday morning framed a warning on reckless state spending over the past decade. Expenditures rose from 284 551 95 in 1900 to 878 996 60 in 1909, a rise deemed unjustified and attributed to wanton extravagance by officials who betrayed the electorate.
The notice requests a physician to serve as coroner for inquiries into deaths under unusual circumstances. It underscores the seriousness of public investigations and the required combination of medical knowledge and intelligence to handle such cases.
The passage argues electors should choose Dr Beard as Lara Mie County's next coroner citing tact skill judgment and astuteness as the criteria for the decision.
The death of Senator Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver deprives the progressive Republican movement of a strong, capable figure. Dolliver was slower to oppose party interests but ultimately fought for constituent rights with bold courage. His loss would have influenced the 8 November election and possibly the selection of a higher office progressive candidate.
A Chicago murder sentence featured a judge describing the condemned man’s life in prison as a hundred deaths to convey the severity. The jurist argued punishment should be corrective, not vengeful, urging reform over vengeance in the modern law system.
In a provocative column the Trivial Trib mocks Brooks administration and party graft while detailing rising Wyoming government costs. It condemns patronage, taxpayer burden, and political hypocrisy citing county and state figures and defeats for the opposition.
A garbled roll lists county officials and candidates including County Clerk Diman County Treasurer Voorhees County Assessor Thompson County Attorney Kinden Surveyor Olam Court Martin M OMalley and others for positions such as judge commissioner and mayor with scattered names and offices. The text reflects a fragmented election slate with multiple roles including supervisors and attests.
Joseph Dougherty a fireman at Cheyenne Gas plant was arrested by Police man Henderson on a Buffalo New York warrant charging a felony. He was lodged in the city jail and gave no statement about the arrest. Chief Smalley notified Buffalo police. an officer from Buffalo is expected to come for him.
Marriage licenses were 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. The remains of the late Miss Margaret Templer were shipped to Randall, Ia., for interment. A hunting party including Hatty Sumption and others departs for Rawlina then north for a big game hunt.
Snow fell on Sherman hill country Sunday night marking the second snowfall of the season. Residents reported light to moderate accumulation with continued cold conditions expected into the week.
Major Jorden, adjutant at Fort Russell, has returned from a three months' leave of absence. He resumes duties at the post and is welcomed by staff and fellow officers.
Praok W Leone of the Unten Pacific Wiekew4n fell from a war pear Wal emit Geturdey and suffered the louy of
A man has two fingers crushed by car wheels and is receiving treatment at St. John's hospital.
The regular semi monthly city council meeting will be held tonight at City Hall and officials expect definite action on the telephone franchise matter.
Police Judge Bruner will open city court at 9 o clock in the morning at the police station instead of 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The change helps the night police by allowing cases to be heard before rest and avoids a second appearance at the station until 7 PM. Collier's White Lead at Shermas Co.
In Basse Terre Gauderoup on October 17 rioters killed four men and five women and wounded at least 26 others. Authorities say six more may die from injuries sustained during yesterday's chaotic election incidents.
Notice to merchants advertising a strictly modern up to date National Cash Register for sale. Seller leaving the city Tuesday night and requests responses via P. O. Box 674.
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