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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1916

Page

8

Cheyenne Elks Plan Casper Trip For Elka Day

About 100 Cheyenne Elks will ride a special train to Casper on September 20 for Elka day at Natrona county fair. The trip includes a drum corps and a brass band, with round trip fare $14. The return is scheduled for the morning of September 22.

Elka Casper Natrona County Cheyenne Flirs Brothers of Elke Cheyenne T. Blake Kennedy John C. Foley C. A. Semrad R. E. McCormack J. J. MelInernoy

Wyoming Cowboy Captures Thief After Hot Chase

Salt Lake City August 29 Patrolman A Carlson arrested Robert Miller at Second South and Main as he was chased by R E B Richards a Wyoming cowboy who said Miller robbed him of 200 after two drinks. Richards pursued Miller and halted him earlier Miller claimed innocence and had only been in town two days.

Salt Lake City A. Carlson Robert Miller Second South Main Streets R. EB. Richards Wyoming Miller Richards Carlson

Dedication of Fort Walbach monument set for September 4

Large attendance expected for dedicatory exercises at Fort Walbach on September 4 at 11 am. The event at Port Walbach on the old Lannen road north of Cheyenne features honored speakers including Grace Raymond Hebard Governor Carey Bonwell and Mr Gray. Attendees are urged to bring basket lunches and form car pools from the Industrial club at 4 am.

Fort Walbach Port Walbach Lannen Road Cheyenne Islay Sr. Grace Raymond Hebard Carey Mr. Bonwell Mr. Gray

Poison Case on Farm May Free Widow From Pen

A New York farmer’s illness mirrors an 1924 poisoning case that led to Cynthia Buffum’s murder conviction and later commuted to twenty years. Authorities study contaminated water on the Manafield hills farm as wife Blotner again presses for exoneration. Manila cigar makers claim a tobacco corner and seek government intervention.

Olman N. Y William Buffum Little Valley Eimner Hillsman Buffam Cynthia Buffum Norris Laura Mra. Buffum Mrs. Buffum

Memphis Cruiser Dashes to Pieces on Dominican Rocks

Washington reports Rear Admiral Pond says the cruiser Memphis will be a total loss after running ashore at San Domingo. Rescue crews saved most aboard but twenty men returning from shore leave in a motor boat were drowned. The ship, formerly the Tennessee, carried 900 crew and 14500 tons displacement. Captain BH Beach commanded the flagship. The Castine escaped to sea, and navy officials caution on reported deaths.

San Domingo Washington Pond Memphis United States Castine Tennessee Wes BH. L. Beach

Johnson Leads Booth in Calif Primary Battle

Early returns from the California Republican primary show a tight race for the U S Senate between Governor Hiram W. Johnson and Willis B. Booth. With 757 of 5448 precincts reporting Booth has 21,007 votes to Johnson's 25,050.

Johnson Booth Calif San Francisco United States Hiram W. Johnson Willis B. Booth

Recount Shows Babbitt with Edge in Gleason Contest

A recounted vote favored Babbitt over Gleason as the canvassing board compiled results from precincts. Sheriff Ashley L. Gleason hinted at a possible contest though his circle says he aims to be a good loser and remain game as the tally swung against him during the recount.

Ashley L. Gleason Gleason Babbitt

Baby Petushes Abs Home Burns New Jersey Tragedy

Clara Diatota, T monthe old daughter of Charles Diatota of Glen Rock New Jersey, died in a house fire that destroyed the Diatota home on August 26. The father was at work and the mother away when the fire broke out. Mia Diatota rescued two older children but could not reach the baby on the second floor.

New York Clara Charles Diatota Glen Rock N. J Diatota Mia Diatota

Cheyenne Industrial Club Members Headed to Burns Banquet

About eighty Cheyenne Industrial elect members will ride to Burns this afternoon for a get together banquet hosted by Burns Industrial club. Transport is arranged with two departure times 1 26 and 6 50. Early party will tour farming sections near Burns. Speakers from Cheyenne include A D Kelley W Deming and Archie Allison.

Cheyenne Industrial Elect Burns Burns Industrial Club Industrial Club Flrst Buabeaa Cheyenne A. D. Kelley W. “. Deming Archie Allison Clyde Marly Harold Beneland David Nimmo

Y. P. B. Holds Big Benefit Entertainment

The Congregational church filled to capacity for a Y P B benefit reading room event organized by the Young Peoples branch of the W C T U. Proceeds support the free reading room at 1819 Capitol Avenue opened six months ago. The program featured soloists and a reading by Miss Josephine Pegg, plus a temperance-oratory by J B Crabbe and stereopticon demonstrations on prohibition. London dispatch notes Romania has pressed munitions production at full capacity for three months.

Congregational Church Young Peoples’ Branch Capitol Avenue L. W. Trumbull Clyde Kelsey The National Guard Louisa Stuhr Lloyd Sampson D. P. Frans Laura Lee Musical Club Militia Organization Hazel Bell Josephine Pegg Riley J. B. Crabbe Laramie Triamond Mesial Boulder Fred Crabbe Anti-Saloon League Will Carleton Fred London Bucharest Hague Romania

Waiting Arrival of Second German Submarine Merchant Vessel

The Willebad, a North German Lloyd steamship, is shown at New London New State Pier as the potential mother ship for German merchant submarines. It completed the 140 mile voyage from Boston to New London without incident, though about 60 miles were beyond the three mile limit.

Willebad New State Pier New London Conn Sbmarinn Bostown New Londes

Labor Leader Rejects Robins Swing to Hughes in Chicago

Chicago federation head John Fitzpatrick issues a public reply dated Aug 20 1916 asserting that re electing Wilson offers the real path for labor. He praises progressive Raymond Robins yet backs Democratic support and labor rights gains under current administration.

Chicago Raymond Robins Hughes John Fitzpatrick Chicago Federation of Labor Fitzpatrick American Federation of Labor Democratic National Wilson Raymond Robbins Chicago Labor Organized Labor United States Lberty New York Harbor Chicago Federation of ‘Abor Euceesa

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Stock Growers’ National Bank Cheyenne Elks Natrona County Fair Calpskin Vict Kangao ARGE Fort Walback Manila P. L U. 5 Navy Department Tengen ABS Big Benefit Entertainment Three Mile Willehad Kelley Mercantile Co Lincoln Highway Capitol Ave Puonea Menaures Republic Onfao J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurance and Apa Philadelphia Sam Sharmarman
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