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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1913

Page

2

Elk Ensnares Jaw Wire Caught by Careful Elk Learner

Wyoming rancher George Caverley Rudston recounts a remarkable incident with a young bull elk at the Rudston and Wallop ranches. An employee found a large wire lodged in the elk jaw after the animal showed distress, and the elk helped Baschky free it by presenting its mouth. The swelling subsided once the wire was removed. The elk had likely become snagged while cattle were being fed baled hay en route to Sheridan.

Sheridan Wyo George Caverley-Rudston Little Tongue River Sheridatt Rudston Ranch Wallop Ranch Ed Baschky Saventiog Aml Baschky Daschky

Sheridan Plans Much Building

Sheridan Wyoming April 18 building season opens with a rush and will continue through winter. Residential construction rises as the town aims to become a city of homes. Carpenters and mechanics are busy with more on the ground, led by Charles Terry of the Deno flour mill starting a modern five room home project.

Sheridan Wyo Sheridans Charles Terry Denio

Modern four and five room houses planned on Sumner and Residence Hill

Fred Reineke a tailor has let a contract for a modern four room bungalow on Sumner street Theodore T Harker a plumber and heating contractor has plans complete for a modern residence on Sumner street N EK Halstead a clerk in Lord & Polls proposes to build a modern five room house on Residence hill.

Murray and Marley Fred Reineke Sumner Street Theodore T. Harker EK. Halstead Lord & Poll’s Residence Hill

Hillsdale School Closes Summer Program With Honors

Hillsdale Wyoming April 18. A large crowd gathered as the Hillsdale school closed for the summer with a stimulating program. Teachers HR Markley and Miss Lucy Kesler were congratulated for the fine program. Harry Nash and Gladdie Lenning received prizes for attendance records.

Hillsdale Wyo Markley Lucy Kesler Harry Nash Gladdie Lenning

Fire destroys Elk Mountain ranch home near Newcastle

Harry Smith residing near Elk Mountain suffered total loss when a stove pipe fire swept through his ranch house near Newcastle Wyoming. With no insurance the structure and much household property were all lost and claims include several heirloom items difficult to replace.

Newcastle Wyo Harry Smith Elk Mountain Smith

Fights Returning to Italy on Charge of Murdering His Wife

Porter Chkriton an American youth detained in Hudson County jail seeks U S Supreme Court relief via writ of habeas corpus to block extradition to Italy for trial on a Lake Como honeymoon murder charge from July 7 1910. No decision announced.

Italy Washington Supreme Court of the United States Porter Chkriton Lake Como Itallan Charlton Hudson County New Jersey Department Supreme Court

Labor Federation Meets in Rock Springs July Eight

The Wyoming State Federation of Labor will convene in Rock Springs on Tuesday July 8 with President James Buckley presiding. Delegates from mines mills factories and workshops will discuss past battles and plan campaigns for the coming year in this major state event.

Wyoming State Federation of Labor Rock Springs James Buckley Representatives of Labors Wyoming State Federation Labor Journal

Longest Ship in the World to Be Launched Monday

London reports that the Cunard liner Aquitania will be the longest afloat at launch next Monday, surpassing the Imperator in length and height. It will measure about 1,000 feet from stem to stern, carry 4,850 passengers and crew, reach 28 knots, and include a double hull and watertight bulkheads.

London Cunard

Millionaire and former bell hop enter Congress fame

April report highlights new Sixty third congress members. Stanley Bowdle of Cincinnati stirs with humor and quips about Nicholas Longworth. Peter Goelet Gerry, Rhode Island millionaire, aligns reform zeal with governance. Almfalfa Bill Murray of Oklahoma blends honesty, progressivism, and rugged roots with political flair.

Washington Stanley Bowdle Cincinnati Jadam Bede Bodle Bowdle Nicholaa Longworth Mr. Longworth Mr. Bowdle Nick Peter Goelet Gerry Rhode Island Elbridge T. Gerry New York Mathilda Townsend

Picturesque Figure Sam Kirkpatrick Traced as Moonshine Hunter

Sam Kirkpatrick of the Sixth Iowa district is described as the most picturesque newcomer. He has spent his life since the Civil War hunting moonshiners and speaks of numerous gunshot injuries. His eyes were described as virtually shot out.

Sam Kirkpatrick Iowa Kirkpatrick

Lindquist rises from bellhop to wealth and politics

A portrait of Lindquist from Michigan's 4th district, son of Swedish and Irish parents, who started as a bellhop and poverty, saved money, borrowed $300, built capital, and by early success amassed a fortune and political ambitions, with colleagues noting his grit and rising status.

Ning Yeate Frank F Mar Lindquist Michigan Weglan Bory Newaboy Mary

Foreign Corporations Pay Tax for Revolt in Sonora

In Douglas Arizona on April 18 the Sonoran legislature passed a tax bill requiring all foreign corporations to pay heavy advance taxes to cover the costs of armed opposition to the national government. Governor Pesqueira signed the measure to fund up to 1,000,000 pesos.

Douglas, Ariz Songra Legisia Pesqueira

Safe moved from old bank building in 1876

In 1876 a large safe was placed in the bank at the northwest corner of Wo Seventeenth street and Carey avenue then housed by Stock Growers bank. It remained there as ownership passed to Citizens National, which vacated the site recently. After six years Jack Murray was asked to relocate the safe to the new Citizens building at eighteenth and Cary.

J Jack Murray Seventeenth Street Carey Avenue Stock Growers ‘Bank Citizen’s National Big Citizen's Bank Jack Murray Citizen's In Eighteenth and Cary

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