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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1910

Page

10

Wyoming First Hunting Death in 1910 Season

Rawlins reports H Chase, owner of a sawmill near Green Mountain, died from a gunshot fired by his son during a hunting trip. The youth mistook movement for a deer and fired, wounding the father fatally before a doctor arrived. Other notices note Professor A D Faville’s selection and a hotel fire in Cambria with losses and escapes.

Rawlins H. Chase Green Mountain Wyoming Chase McGee Cambria Antelope Hotel

Boy Kicked by Horse in Story Leaves Injury

Sheridan reports a boy, son of Mr and Mrs Will Merrill of Story, kicked by a horse. He suffered a severe facial cut was unconscious, brought to Sheridan hospital where doctors expect recovery. Also Wheatland Fire damages Professor Boisseau residence several hundred dollars from a fire started by a child playing with matches, extinguished by volunteers.

Sheridan Will Merrill Story Sheridan Hospital Wheatland

Wheatland Forest Incident Alters Workday in Fish Creek

In Fish Creek country near Wheatland on October 22 Robert Morria sustained an injury while working in the forest. Details of the accident and its consequences are not fully disclosed in the fragment.

Wheatland Fish Creek Country Robert Morria

Seven Days Comedy at Capitol Avenue Theatre Friday

The Wagenhals Kemper Company brings the Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood comedy Seven Days from the Astor Theatre New York where it runs in its second year. Everybody's Magazine praises its pure joyous fun and broad laughter.

Mary Roberts Pinehart Avery Hopwod Capitol Avenue Theatre Wagenhals& Kemper Company Astor Theatre New York Everybody's Magazine

Chapmen Resigns as U S Commissioner after Injury

Uptony Oct 22 It has been reported that A M Chapman United States commissioner for this section who is now recovering from an acci dental gunshot wound at his sister s home in Council Bluffs Ia has re signed his position as commissioner.

Chapmen Uptony A. M. Chapman United States Council Bluffs

Rancher Injured in Fall From Horse Near New Castle

S. Holst a ranchman near New Castle was thrown from an unruly horse and sustained a badly shattered shoulder blade. He is being treated here. Te Withrow's death at Laramie was ruled a self inflicted pistol wound by coroner's verdict.

New Castle Holst Withrow Laramie Te Withrow

Right to Smoke Asserted by Novelist in Chicago Opinion

Novelist Gertrude Atherton declares women have the right to smoke arguing it is a pleasant pastime. She cites social double standards and notes public lectures often denounce smoking while women increasingly indulge in cigarettes at home and in social settings.

Chicago Gertrude Atherton America Tom New York San Francisco

Sweetheart Leads Her Lover to Police in Larceny Case

A New York detective arrested Dan V. Driscoll a mechanic of 6 Avenue for grand larceny after a joy ride with a wealthy florist's chauffeur job. Police say he wrecked the vehicle and fled to New York, with Chief Regan of Buffalo involved.

New York Ing Dan V. Coll Margin Central Office Regan Bulilo Driscoll William PF. King

Telegraphic Briefs From Cities On Oct 22

Reports from multiple cities describe a range of incidents and plans. Los Angeles detectives search for a thief who robbed H W Hazelton of 160000 in notes and deposits. St Marys Pennsylvania reports two killed and three injured when a tire bursts and the car overturns. Beaumont Texas notes a proposed inland canal nine feet deep linking New Orleans to Brownsville. San Francisco discusses guardianship for an unborn child. New Orleans reports the Wally wreck near Arrosales with potential fifty drownings. Silverton Colorado recounts a fawn killed by a wolf near the station. New Mexico lists land for agriculture and forest use. Washington notes a presidential proclamation about the Alamo forest. Kansas City covers a meeting of alfalfa millers seeking revival. Hurricane? No.

Los Angeles Cal H. W. Hazelton Beaumont Tex New Orleans Mississippi Brownsville Rio Grande

State Officials Sons Celebrate Birthdays at Juvenile Event

A derelict party honoring Bilas Brooks son of Governor Brooks and Fred Bond youngest son of Mrs Clara Bond was held yesterday afternoon with friends celebrating their upcoming fourteenth birthdays. It was a juvenile stag with only Mrs Brooks and Mrs Bond as chaperones at the park.

Bilas Brooks Governor Brooks Fred Bond Clara Bond B. Brooks Bond

Counterfeiters Target Banks With New 10 and 5 Felts

Washington reports two new counterfelts, one for 10 on a Portland bank and another for 5 on a New York City national bank, circulating nationwide as the Secret Service increases its activity to trap the counterfeiters amid widespread returns of the day.

Washington Portland (Ore New York City Secret Service

Prince Francis of Tack Listed in Critical Condition

London reports Prince Francis, brother of Queen Mary, in extremely critical condition after pleurisy and recent unsuccessful attempts at two operations.

Queen Mary's London Juwt Prince Prancig Tack Queen Mary

Glover Will Contest Delayed to December 13

Boston Oct 22 A murder case involving Clarence F Glover's brothers prompts a Supreme Court appeal on the will contest of Waltham laundryman Jesse M Gove counsel reports the hearing is postponed to December 13 due to an extremely gore ear in the document.

Boston Jesse M. Gove Clarence F. Glover Waltham Glover Supreme Court

Protests Delay of Proceedings Cited by Mrs. Glover

Mrs. Lidian Glover protested against postponing the proceedings, arguing the delay serves no valid purpose. She contended the postponement harms her interests and urged the court to proceed.

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