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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1910
Page
2
Rawlins reports H Chase owner of a sawmill near Green Mountain shot by his son during deer hunt. The younger man mistook movement for an animal and fired, fatally wounding the father before medical help could arrive.
Wheatland reports a forest job incident as Robert Morria sustained an injury while working in the Fish Creek country. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
The Wagenhals Kemper Company brings Seven Days a Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood farce from the Astor Theatre New York now in its second year. Everybody's Magazine calls it a concentrated compound of pure joyous fun and says audiences will laugh and chuckle throughout.
It is reported that A. M. Chapman United States commissioner for this section who is recovering from an accidental gunshot wound at his sister’s home in Council Bluffs Iowa has resigned his position. The mishap occurred when a chopped down tee fell across him as he attempted to flee the falling timber.
Near New Castle rancher S. Holst was thrown from a misbehaving horse near his home and suffered a severely shattered shoulder blade. He is receiving treatment locally. Laramie coroner rules Withrow’s death self-inflicted pistol wound near the city.
Chicago October 22 Gertrude Atherton novelist urged that women should be allowed to smoke. She argued many elite women already smoke in private and want licenses to smoke publicly, stating cigarette use is a pleasant pastime and not confined to men.
New York police arrest Dan V. Coll a mechanic after a joy ride with his sweetheart ended in a wreck. Detectives accuse him of grand larceny while he was employed as a chauffeur for William P. King, a wealthy florist, and he fled to New York.
City detectives scout for a thief who robbed H. W. Hazelton of 160000 in notes and CDs. Alfalfa millers seek revival in Kansas City. Two killed and three injured near Glen Hazel when a tire bursts and a car rolls down embankment. Presidential proclamation clears Alamo forest land in New Mexico with 245450 acres for agriculture and 2833 for forest use. Judge grants guardian over unborn child’s person in San Francisco. The Wally wrecked off Para with near fifty feared drowned. A fawn killed by a wolf at Silverton station as Durango freight arrives. An inland waterway plan aims to link New Orleans to Brownsville via a nine-foot-deep canal.
A juvenile stag party honored Bilas Brooks son of Governor Brooks and Fred Bond, youngest son of Mrs Clara Bond, with friends yesterday afternoon. Both boys are to be fourteen today. Mrs Brooks and Mrs Bond supervised the event at the park.
Washington reports two new counterfeits in large circulation. One is a $10 bill on a Portland Oregon bank and the other a $5 bill on a New York City national bank. The Secret Service has increased its activities to apprehend the counterfeiters.
A London bulletin reports Prince Francis of Tack, brother of Queen Mary, in extremely critical health with pleurisy. He recently underwent two operations and remains gravely ill.
Boston October 22 The Glover will contest for the murdered Waltham laundryman Clarence F Glover is postponed to December 13 after Jesse M Gove counsel for the brothers seeks further appeal in the supreme court The case involves an extremely gore ear and a $6 bill noted as crude during proceedings.
Mrs. Lidian Glover protested against delaying the proceedings, arguing the delay served no legitimate purpose and should be reconsidered.
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