10 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1915
Page
1
A photograph shows Kaiser Wilhelm on the East Prussian front with a captured Cossack. The scene marks one of the few times the Kaiser appeared on the battle line as Germans took thousands of Cossacks from Russia. The war office in Berlin is recording such incidents to use in peace talks.
Dispatches from Paris and Tondon describe brutal battles near St Mihiel and in Hungary as Russian and Austro German forces clash. Tens of thousands die as trenches and woods fill with corpses, hindering further operations.
William Guggenheim, copper mine owner, was ordered by the appellate division of the New York Supreme Court to answer questions from a referee about a 1901 suspected conspiracy with his lawyer Louis Werner to obtain a divorce in Chicago. Guggenheim refused citing possible self incrimination. A motion to punish for contempt was granted, but no punishment specified.
Des Moines April 9 The Iowa house voted 65 to 24 to bar manufacture or sale of malt beverages for in state or outsides after January 1 next. DERYS win
Jimmy Duffy won a newspaper decision in a 10 round bout in Lockport New York against Charley White. The match took place on April 9 with Duffy earning the nod from local press observers.
Washington reports from eighty national bank examiners show continued improvement across the country. The latest statement notes revival in almost all sectors, with stronger crops in the South, advancing cotton prices, improving lumber and mining, and growing tourist activity in Western and Pacific states. Some lingering low mood remains in New England and parts of the Central West.
April 9 Tokyo reports indicate the Japanese cruiser Asama wrecked on the Lower California coast cannot be salvaged. The tug Sea Rover, sent to assist, returned to port with the assessment.
Chicago reports reveal the U S Commission examined the Illinois Central strike as rail officials and Markham criticized the federation of unions. Lincoln's illness delayed his appearance, with doctors warning grave risk if compelled to testify about Pullman car conditions. The hearing also addressed labor relations and mediation limits in rail negotiations.
Comprehensive review of Wyoming sheep industry developments highlights Bitter Creek in Sweetwater county hosting the first Australian-styled sheds by Jack Boyer ready for shearing. Prof. John A. Hill will advise, Cronberg Brothers plan future sheds, and tick dipping laws now compulsory for state sheep. The Wyoming Wool Growers' Association reports debts paid and renewed support under President Romney and Secretary Walker, with a history of leading range improvements and policy fights. Continued on Page Two.
Washington April 9 Poste master General Burleson asserts the parcel post sustains the postal deficit and profits the mail business. He cites New York to Chicago rail rates double the post office cost per 100 pounds and argues higher weight routes need readjusted pricing to ensure fair railroad compensation and broader public benefits.
Washington reports officials study Germany's note on full liability for the destruction of the William P. Frye by the Pring Eitel Friedrich. The document discusses treaty obligations, detentions of contraband, and potential damages for attackers ships. It highlights passenger safety duties and references the Falaba case involving Leon C. Thresher.
The bill to raise weekly work hours for women and children in canning plants from sixty two to seventy two passed the state house by 27 to 15 despite Tarky leaders opposition. It now goes to Governor Whitman for action.
Christopher Paulus a member of the state assembly died by his own action today after jumping from the tenth floor of the First National Bank building in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He had recently faced financial trouble.
A storm swept Missouri from St Louis to Springfield bringing rain wind and lightning. In Seymour and Webster county three Marlin family members were injured and eight buildings including the Seymour Milling plant were destroyed. Property losses reach about fifteen thousand dollars. Communications via telephone and telegraph were disrupted while linemen worked to restore service.
Receivers were appointed today by Federal Judge Hand for the J. B. Greenhut company a large department store in New York City The receivers were Wal ter C. Noyes and William A Marble Their bond was fixed at 100000 The firm had a 6 million authorized capital and a 5 million sinking fund bond issue with 150000 annual retirement Central Trust Company of New York serves as trustee
Minneapolis landscape artist A Morrell prepares legislative proposals to improve the Hot Springs reserve. Plans go to the state board of clarity and reform for final approval.
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a hearing to determine ownership of the steamship Great Northern and its sister vessel in the Astoria Oregon to San Francisco passenger trade. The decision could assign ownership to the Great Northern Pacific Company, potentially triggering penalties if the canal act was violated.
In Wye on April 9 Wilbur Pateer a shoe act in kitting his wife at Salt Ore Kh last January is to stand trial for murder. The court promptly ordered a verdict and directed proceedings toward the ac oe.
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