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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
14
Experience shows that trophy winners are those machines that avoid stopping in long races. In the 205 mile Elgin Trophy event under A A A restrictions, leaders stayed tightly packed with less than five minutes separating first to fourth at mid race. Tire strategy could decide victory and a single stop might spell defeat.
Robertson surged to the front and led at times in the Illinois Trophy race but a series of misfortunes cost him victory. Livingstone won the 7 3 mile event and Mulford, driving the Losier, claimed top honors in the Bigia Trophy. Michelin tires played a decisive role with no changes needed on Mulford’s car during the 105 mile grind.
A new publication focused on organized labor in Wyoming and the West will launch in Cheyenne. H Schneider and Otto Haas lead the venture with printing experience and support from Cheyenne labor officials and state unions. The first issue is planned for early next month.
The two story brick house at 205 Walnut Street, long blamed for nightly sounds and drunken escapades, has been torn down. Neighbors recall a murder years ago and fear it was a magnet for trouble. Police say it sobered drunks who were brought there, while the owner, unable to rent it, removed the property amid local interest.
A boy in Platteville, near Pimiteville, accidentally shot himself while handling a gun. He died before medical help arrived, with authorities investigating the incident.
The snippet shows a contact line reading 10?I POR BALK. G. . OLAVER, Phone 974, o, suggesting a naming and phone reference in a local notice or classified snippet.
Theodore Roosevelt discusses new nationalism, warns against corporate control of waterways, urges not to blame others for rule changes, and emphasizes fair distribution of prosperity. He speaks at the Conservation Congress and at the fair grounds, then travels to Milwaukee. Herbert Knox Smith argues for federal conservation of water power and the need for federal authority.
A fragment reflects public doubt about power dynamics and the role of reason in governance. The text hints at controlling influence and warns against eroding trust, with phrases suggesting a call for prudent leadership and public discernment.
The council authorized a right of way across government land for the North Crow pipeline and signed contracts for rights of way along the route. It approved pipe purchases, chose the lowest bid near the engineer’s estimate for a sewer extension, extended the water main on the South Side, and accepted a 365000 bond for the North Crow project. August fines and licenses totaled 6790, and Frontier carnival licensing supported a $150 rebate to the Cheyenne club. An extra $10 was allocated to the fire department per Chief Hoyt’s request.
Fire crews assisted by volunteers battled a fire that destroyed the Smith furniture store and damaged the police station. Report notes extended time for committees reviewing a bill complaint, water rate cuts for Knutsford apartments, and a topic at Twentyeth and Van Lennan streets corner.
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