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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1910
Page
14
Judge Carey outlines a battle against a state Republican machine aiming to defeat him. He denounces improper campaigns, calls for education over deceit, and advocates tariff protection for coal wool and hides. He warns of burdensome taxation, flawed budgets, and calls for reform to restore responsible governance in Wyoming.
The Denver Music Company announces a vast piano sale aided by manufacturers, promising a free $400 piano to the top contestant and cash credit prizes totaling 6600, as part of a nationwide advertising cooperation. Entries must be in by 6 p.m. Sept 20 with prizes awarded by mail.
G M Hunt travels to Fraternal Hall to speak on the past present and future of man for the International Bible Students association. Free admission Sunday at 2500 pm with a large chart demonstration promising clear persuasive instruction on mortality heaven and the dead.
Last night residents across the city reported stones rocks and missiles hurled at them. Several victims required medical treatment and police believe the assailant is demented, noting a prior similar incident with an insane man.
Mrs. G W Stine was arrested on a passenger train by police on request of her husband L Gamle. She is released to continue to relatives in Alinola. Stine accused her of stealing savings and carpentry tools. he came to Cheyenne and agreed to a separation, withdrawing desertion and theft accusations.
A local advert notes buying selling and exchanging used wheels with emphasis on repairs. It lists a contact at 61a A Boyer 423 W TRH and invites inquiries for trades and service.
New York September 10 report says Mother Karth weighs seven trillion tons added by Relobard A. Wetzel instructor to science circle. The sensational claim appears in a fragmented OCR item with uncertain attribution and unclear context.
St Louis reports Capt Thomas Baldwin piloted his aeroplane along the Mississippi River conducting a flight of fourteen miles in under nineteen minutes. He reportedly passed under two bridges and was briefly obscured by smoke clouds during the Air show.
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