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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
4
A period piece editorial mocks machine politics in Wyoming and Colorado as it champions Shafroth’s renomination for governor and condemns party bosses. It notes aviation trends, army officer prospects, and a fatal trolley accident in Washington as part of a broader social critique.
The Evansville region pages showcase fall and winter goods from Revenne's merchants as shoppers anticipate seasonal needs. In political notes, Miles Poindexter’s Senate victory is mentioned but immediately contextualized by ongoing local telegraph news. Reports recount a former Ohio subtreasury official's $16,000 theft case and a Chicago subtreasury teller's $10,000 embezzlement, highlighting recurring themes of crime and justice.
The Omaha World-Herald notes Maine's first Democratic U S senator in New England in decades, with two Democratic congressmen elected and a Democratic governor by a large margin. The piece links insurgency within Republicans to broader national protest against Taft Ballinger and Aldrich Payne policies, citing gains in Vermont Missouri and Massachusetts districts.
Inspector General Garlington cites serious corruption of command and criticizes the army for a lack of experienced officers. He notes a battalion of field artillery shipped to the Philippines without a single field officer and a battery led by a second lieutenant recently promoted, highlighting broader gaps in command ranks.
Inspector General Bell criticizes the army as unprepared for field service and too theoretical, noting gaps in officers, transportation, and real marching experience. He urges reassignments and full army corps maneuvers marked by only passable rifle use and a small force of 85,000 men compared to major nations.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports 131 deaths and 2,923 injuries on the Fourth. Tetanus caused 67 deaths, firework accidents 26, firearms 19. Since 1903 injuries fell from 4,449 to 2,923 and deaths from 466 to 67, showing safer celebrations due to educated methods and stricter laws, with Pennsylvania and cities like Cleveland and Springfield cited as examples.
A Someraetepire laborer found a man hanging in a barn as he arrived for work. He alerted coworkers who discussed the scene and asked questions before the body was removed. The incident is described in a terse, local newspaper tone with limited details.
Poem imagining intimate, nature based analogies between lovers with lines about sand and dew and moon and sky, expressing tenderness and closeness in a romantic verse.
A carload of ostrich incubators from Petaluma California was transferred at the Union Pacific yesterday for South Africa. The large unwieldy units required careful handling by Italian truckers who wondered what “beeg cheecks” would supply eggs for these mammoth contrivances. This marks the first incubator shipment to Africa, where natural methods previously supplied all birds.
Harry E. Gates announces his candidacy for the office of secretary of state subject to the will of the Democratic state convention. News from Sherman County and the Leader reports this statewide political development.
Mary Rudolph 75 from Mahwah New Jersey was found dead under a cedar tree near Suffern New York days after she vanished August 29. Police used bloodhounds but traced no clues. An autopsy will determine cause before burial with daughter Mrs John Van Horn.
Council Bluffs Ia Sept 16 That modern commercial methods have percolated into darkest Africa, induced probably by the necessity of decorating ladies hats, was demonstrated by the latest industry report from the ostrich trade.
Henry Hoffman proprietor invites riders to use Bon Ton and Metropol Stables for dependable taxicab and touring car services. The ad promotes Metropole cars as safe, comfortable, and affordable with responsive service and a main office and residence listed, along with Cadillac agents at 416 418 420 West 16th.
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