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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
8
The Misses Underwood entertain the G H Club for a regular meeting with sewing and combined work. Light refreshments follow as members exchange visits and plan future hosting duties.
The Guild of St. Mark's invites friends and interested parties to a Tea and Cake event this afternoon at the Parish House. Also, the South Cheyenne W C T U is holding a bake sale today at Chenatein's grocery store and asks for liberal patronage.
Holsewife s Exchange offers simple rules to protect hands from soap alkali. Rinse after washing with lemon or vinegar, rewash, then apply cold cream or vaseline. For chapped hands rub corn meal soaked in vinegar, rinse after an hour and reapply cream. A kitchen hack uses a raised board to prevent dishwashing clutter.
Sheriff reports Cheyenne prisoner J Warren Jenkins in fairly good health at Rawlins jail while awaiting a new trial after his murder conviction. Elks parade visitors toured the town as Warden Alston noted confinement impacting his condition. Jenkins’ scheduled execution was postponed with a stay granted to December 2.
A quote from the Baltimore American reflects public concern over graft revelations, noting disbelief at how such corruption was exposed and frustration that the details could not have stayed quiet.
A promotional notice lauds Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for women's pain and misery, claiming it avoids narcotics and alcohol. It cites testimonials and urges use of Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Lotion Tablets for stomach, liver, and bowel regulation.
Governor Carey defends his administration amid a split in the Progressive party. He rejects a Warren Carey feud, cites economic governance and constructive legislation, and criticizes reactionaries allied with Cannon and Aldrich. He asserts voters must act now to uphold justice and conviction.
A speaker denounces Taft era conservation, Republican leaders Mondell and Warren, and pre-emption abuses. He criticizes credits, calls for the Progressive ticket, and urges voters to support reforms amid accusations of salary misuse and land transfers. He mentions Warren, Carey, and Tuttle, and attacks public building excess.
Cheyenne residents are invited to St Mark's Parish House exhibit and sale of high grade baked goods Saturday evening September 24. Bring friends and purchase Saturday baking.
Jacob Sherley, self confessed murderer of a hermit jeweler at Brighton Colorado, was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. The trial occurred in Brighton and Sherley confessed to the crime. Officer O'Brien and Chief Schoel apprehended him after the first confession.
Superintendent H E Black of Eaton High School outlines a unsettled lineup for the Eaton Cheyenne game. He lists candidates for every position including Mimmack at halfback McCall and Sheppard for center Harold McCarty Bellrose the Adams brothers and others contending for guard end and tackle positions with Shattuck challenged by Gammill for right tackle and Grover Hill at fullback. The schedule runs every Saturday through Thanksgiving.
On court action after lawyers argued for J Warren Jenkins and relatives of Mrs Jenkins murdered by her husband, Court Commissioner Watts appointed Wilfrid O Leary administrator. Estate valued over $30 000. contest previously argued between O Leary and Coroner Beard.
The piece argues for Woodrow Wilson as the only candidate who can win a friendly Senate and carry out progressive policies. It highlights New Jersey laws protecting workers, reducing hours for women, school reforms, public amusements rules, and child protection while urging women to influence campaigns away from taft and Roosevelt toward a united, just program.
In New Freedom near YouK Pennsylvania a 60 year old man John Caskey is found dead with a bullet wound near the Hendricks home. Authorities believe he killed Frank Hendricks and his two sisters Esther and Em then took his own life.
Clara A. Ligier at 4 i W 19th Street is arranging for scientific facial and skin treatments. Telephone 817 for details and scheduling.
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