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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

1

Robber Foiled by Pier Glass in Denver Bedroom

In Denver on Monday evening a burglar entered the Browns home at 909 Grant Street but was startled when a large pier glass reflected his image. Miss Alice Brown screamed, the thief escaped through an upstairs window to the ground twenty feet below, taking jewels valued around 500 dollars. Detectives hunt the unidentified man, with only two large footprints aiding the case. Some stolen pieces have been recovered from Denver shops.

Denver Misa Alice Brown J. Sidney Brown Grant Street Miss Brown Chepati Lkely Alice Brown Polye Hamilton Armstrong

Good Friend of Burglars Says No Locks Needed

Henry Nei secretary of the National Probation League argues against locks and bars. He says removing safeguards would improve society and empty penitentiaries, while admitting he and his family faced a winter residence without window bars or door locks and trusted visitors to wake him if needed.

Chicago Henry_ Nei National Probation League Neil Wercksmiths

Eldes Son of Smoot Weds in Salt Lake

Harold Smoot, eldest son of Senator Reed Smoot, married Miss Alice Nibley in a Salt Lake City Mormon temple ceremony. The bride is the daughter of C. W. Nibley, presiding bishop of the church.

Eldes Smoot Salt Lake Salt Lake, City

Chanler feud tests prenuptial accord in New York courts

The case centers on Julia Chaplin Chanler’s divorce and a prenuptial agreement with Robert Winthrop Chanler. She seeks to invalidate terms alleging misrepresentation while Chanler seeks to bar disposal of properties and to appoint a receiver. The dispute involves alimony and yearly support for her and their two daughters.

New York Robert Winhrop Chanter Ling Cavalier Belde Serlain Haplew Firat Julia Chambdin Chanler Bim Winthrop Chanler Chapler God Gle Howe

Insane Bigamist Given 10 First Wife by Court

Denver reports on the case of Albert Ives declared insane after marrying Hagel Barter on June 12 while already wed to Rhoda Ives for sixteen years. Mrs. Ives pleads for mercy, arguing she cannot support her husband if confined, as doctors describe his lapses and the court weighs punishment versus his mental state.

Denver Rhoda Ives Albert & Ives Hagel Barter Ong Udeard Rhoda Ives

Fire dog saves Moran family from blaze in Denver

At 10 AM in Denver the Moran family and their week old baby escaped a fire that began in the kitchen when their bulldog EB J barked loudly alerting them. They climbed to a rear roof and were helped to safety by neighbors as fire crews brought the blaze under control within twenty minutes. The canary died and Moran’s losses are about 1600 dollars, partly insured.

Denver John Moran Jack Jr B. J KB. J BJ. Coleman Fcrandom Little Jack Mre

Cannon Accepts Twentieth Nomination For Congress

Danville Sept 28 Speaker Joseph G Cannon accepts his twentieth nomination to the U S Congress stating there is no use to tarry and warning that amatorite tension risks the nationwelfare amid political strain and danger in the country.

Joe Cannon Danville Joseph G. Cannon Congress

Engineer Falls From Moving Train On Jersey City Run

The Philadelphia and Reading freight train bound for Jersey City sped over the Morris canal bridge at Bayonne with Engineer Henry Olin missing from his seat. Fireman Herman Lohner halted the locomotive at sixty miles per hour and found Olin's hat across the bridge. blood was seen in the canal where he likely fell. Olin was later found injured, crawling from the canal to Ocean Avenue, Jersey City, and taken to a hospital after being picked up by police.

New York Pailadelphia & Reading Jersey City Morris Canal Bayonne N. J Herman Lohner Henry Olin Freman Olin Jersey Oy Maryle*canal Bridge Ocean Avenue Polles Jecagy City Hospital Offdale Bays Olly Canal Bridge Ula

Sailor May Lose Fortune In Navy Enlistment

Horace Logan Keeler, 22, of Richmond Indiana, could lose a 1.5 million inheritance if he fails to earn at least 75 dollars a month until he is 25. Enlisted as a four year medical apprentice in Chicago on September 7, he will receive 22 dollars monthly. Estate lawyers seek Navy department review after locating Keeler at Norfolk Virginia.

Chicago Horace Logan Keeler Richmond Ind United States Navy Harry €. Keeler Young Keeler Keeler Navy Horace Keeler Esaso Denver Kansas City St. Ou Norfolk Mavy Department

Farewell Ball for Cheyenne Indians Baseball Team

Inclement weather did not deter a small crowd at Keefe Hall last evening for a farewell dance honoring the Cheyenne Indians baseball team. The program featured about twenty numbers with music by the Capitol Avenue Theater orchestra, and attendees reported a very enjoyable evening.

Cheyenne Indians Keefe Hall Capitol Avenue Theater

Gaynor's letter accuses Hearst papers over assassination attempt

New York September 22 Mayor William J Gaynor writes from St James L I to his sister detailing the attempt on his life by Damela J Gallagher He attacks William R Hearst and Hearst papers for denouncing him over the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures and for a false claim about a Christian Endeavor officer Lowande The mayor notes district attorney and corporation counsel approval of the pictures Hearst replies to the New York Evening World with regret for the attack on him and says he was sorry May continued the narrative on page 3.

New York William J. Gaynor St. James L. L Daméla J. Gallagher Wiliam R. Bearst Hearst Gaynor Christian Endeavor Society Lowande W.R. Hearst Today New York Evening World

Wyoming Democrats Adopt Reform Platform at Sheridan

The Wyoming Democratic convention at Sheridan on September 20, 1911 advocates direct primaries recall initiative referendum and Australian ballot reforms. It calls for state utilities publicity corporate funding limits eight hour workdays and nonpartisan management of state institutions while condemning the current administration over the Wyoming Coal Company dispute.

Sheridan Democrats of Wyoming Oregon United States Wyoming Coupe Tral Litigation Company

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