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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1913

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Woman and twelve day old babe rescued from flood at Rogers ranch

Greybull Wyoming April 9 flood near Basin gorge overwhelmed the George W Rogers ranch two miles below Greybull. A rescuing party used a steam engine and a boat to save 15 people including a 12 day old infant from water eight feet deep. Mrs Rogers and the infant were carried to safety, while men saved horses and cattle. Damages run near 2000 dollars with silt and flood debris everywhere.

Greybull Wyo Fee George W. Rovers Ranch Greypull Greyoull Rogers Ranch Basin Gorge Rogere M. J. Foley Soderberg Sheridan Foley Roundhouse Martin Harper Harper Big Horn OW and Gas Company William Rogers Bose George W. Rogers Will Rogers Cummins Pitchfork Ranch Jim Rogers Will Bonner Greyhull Owen Spence Frank Pollock M. H. Oleson H. P. Fleischer A. A. Hurst Ed Mead Ernest Stanfield Don McArthur Thurman Hurst

Pope Pius Near Death As Doctors Predict Short Time

London and Rome reports state Pope Pius XII is gravely ill with heart trouble and weak pulse. Doctors say there is no immediate danger, but the pope may not survive the month.

London Rome

Trains Delayed By Snow In Western Nebraska

Heavy wet snow in western Nebraska delays Union Pacific trains by one to two hours. No. 17 is stranded at Kimball, with no snow plow dispatched. Burlington service between Sterling and Cheyenne canceled yesterday. Trains from the West end North face no delays.

Unine Pacific Nebraska Kimball Burlington Sterling Cheyenne West End Stgrm

Morgan to Rest Where J Pierpont Morgan Will Rest

The funeral of the most important man in the finance world marked a巨 milestone as mourners gathered for the burial. The base consisted of large marble blocks and the plan appears to have been Morgan’s own.

J. Pierpont Morgan Morgan

Lovett Files Unmerged Plan With U S Court

Attorney General McReynolds disapproved the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger plan submitted by Robert S. Lovett. The plan would place $16,000,000 of Southern Pacific stock in trust with beneficiary certificates and permit UP stockholders to buy shares, but the AG says it still violates the Supreme Court decree. In Louisville the Southern Pacific stock was not voted, and many former directors including Lovett are absent from the new slate.

Jim Rogers Henry Sherrard Sherrard Bonner Harrison Casey Mensing Caldwell Thellen Kizzie Kizzire Lee Manderson Washington McReynolds Union Pacific-Southern Racine Robert S. Lovett Union Pacific Board Union Pacific United States Supreme Court St. Louis Lovett Attorney General Supreme Court Southern Pacific Louisville Supreme Court of the United States Union and Southern Pacific Southern Pacific Company Robert 8. Lovett Lst Ll. F. Loree Ogden Mills L. J. Spence Harkness Treasury Customs Service

Yaqui Revolt Harms Captives Across Border

Reported violence in Sonora and raids near Nogales as Yaqui forces clash with Mexican state troops. Mexican captives suffer mutilations and death while Ojeda presses strategic sallies from Naco. Federals, Yaqui division, and Piacamonte command counterattacks. martial law imposed in Nogales as border tensions flare.

Nogales Ariz Sonora Hermosilio Ginaymas Priso Ortiz Empalmo ACO Rosse Ojeda Naco Colles Piacamonte Yaquil

Levee Breaks Endanger Wilson Ark North of Osceola

Reports from the S&J Francis levee board say the levee at Wilson Arkansas broke tonight. Water covers the area and embankment damage threatens collapse as region faces rising Missouri River levels and snow events across Pierre Mitchell and Chamberlain in South Dakota.

Memphis Tenn Wilson Ark Here S&j. Francis Levee Board Osceola Mitchell, & C Missouri River Chamberlain Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul

Six Dollars for Every Child in Wyoming Schools

State Treasurer John J L Baird distributes 21567447 from the state school fund to county treasurers for prorata per child aid. With 35786 children statewide the grant equals 597 per pupil. Counties list children and amounts with Laramie leading at 6001 pupils and 6208 05 distribution per district.

Wyoming John JL. Baird County Albany Aneaghter Big Horn Converse Noor Pos Deters Fremont LOTT Johnson Laramie tVona Sheridan

Wall Street to suspend during Morgan funeral day

New York April 9 The stock exchange session will be postponed two hours Monday in respect to the late J Pierpont Morgan whose funeral will be held that day The governors voted to hold a session from noon until a shortened hour The funeral voyage of Morgan’s body aboard the steamship France is expected to dock on Saturday

New York The Stock Exchange J. Pierpont Morgan the Exchange

Harmony 45 Tariff Revision Talks Reported

President Wilson met with the Senate Finance Committee in Washington to press tariff revision as the House proceeds the bill as a single measure. The conference noted no binding action but signaled ongoing party support and forthcoming changes in customs leadership in Philadelphia. In another briefing, Wilson and Secretary Bryan prepared to handle California alien land law politics without infringing state sovereignty.

Washington Wilsen Capitol Senate Finance Committee Senate House Wos Cancun Underwood Wilson Senate Chamber Baker California Bryan

Powers Willing to Make Concessions for Peace

London reports that great powers are ready to concede to allies to speed peace talks. They accept a straight line addition from the empire between Enon and Median and would placate Grow by granting majority Aegean island control. A war indemnity settlement is to be decided by a financial committee in Paris.

London Hulearia Enon Median Aegean Moeet Paria

Belgium Socialists Send Children Away

A fragmentary report indicates socialists arranging child relocations to homes in the Netherlands and Germany as part of a broader labor movement action linked to April dates. The text mentions 300,000 workers and mentions Belgium, Holland, and France in relation to the effort.

Belgium Ium Soetulhan Frahe Cermany

Davies Declines Post Over Inadequate Salary

Joseph F. Davies of Wisconsin declines appointment as Assistant Secretary of War citing the $6,000 annual salary as insufficient. His name had been mentioned for a diplomatic post and also for the governorship of the Philippine Islands.

Washington Joseph F. Davies Wisconsin Davies

TREST TO MOVE AMMORD AUBURN?N April 4

An ob HOUDERIDEn be bapoeted today from officers of the Internationatarg ent er company that the twine slant of the company will be diamantled at once and the machiery moved to Corminy where it te sald most of the product to spli ct a meeting of offsoore of the company with a committee of n- Hoven the committee refused to com ply with the ultimatum that the strikers return to work.

Auburn Internationatarg Corminy N- Hoven

Weather Brief From The Werather Washington

A garbled weather note from Werather Washington dated April 9 mentions Wyoming conditions and a reference to Thursday and Friday with a stray term temperature.

Washington Wyoming

President Wilton Expected to Open Baseball Season in Washington

Washington April 9 President Wilton is to throw the first ball of the American league season in Washington if weather permits at the opener against New York Walter Johnson will start for Washington Caldwell for New York The president plans to attend many games using a presidential pass.

Washington Wilton New York Taft Walter Johnson Caldwell

Runaway Horse Injures Woman In Central Park Chase

In New York a horse woman Miss Leona Burrill fell after her mount bolted along the East Bridge path. A motorist Mrs Rex Beach and sister Mrs Frederick Stone pursued. Burrill suffered a possible skull base fracture or severe concussion. Hospitalized and under care, her condition uncertain.

New York Central Park Leona Burrill East Bridge Second Street Gate Speedway Rex Beach Frederick A. Stone Mra Beoch Thessiguffour Rivard Windisch Sue Mise Burrill Enue Henrahan Uleter Pebiegnan Mme, Consclata Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Cott Wlfiner Misa Burrill ShPie

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