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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1911

Page

5

Union Labor Answers Charges Over Los Angeles Times Blast

A Clark-tone essay argues free press rights after October 1 blast that destroyed the Los Angeles Times building and killed two. it questions gas versus dynamite theories, implicates Harrison Otis, Earl Rogers, and San Francisco investigators, and cites witnesses fearing speaking out amid grand jury secrecy and labor conflicts.

Tessie Beatty Los Angeles Los Angeles Times Times Merald Harry Andrews Workingmen of America James N. Gillen California Warrison Gray Otis F. J. Zeehandelaar Thomas Rice Otis Ne Zeehandelaar Garden Times By Harrison Gray Otis Grand Otta Chloriat Timne Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association Times Group Otis Wilmington Journal E. W. Sanderson, Jr Charles Weir Pioneer Western Lumberman Wayman Sanderson Weir Grand Jury Barl Ilogers Los Bordwell Record Noth Wee The Grand Jury Room Earl Rogers Harrison Gray Otta San Francisco Francis J. Heney Heney Rudolph Spreckels Henry Rogers Russia United Railroads Uni Railroads Aise Los Ange Preas

Admiral Barry Fired Amid Navy Resignation Plea

Rear Admiral Edward B. Barry, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, faced sudden enforced retirement after a West Virginia incident. Officers reportedly voted to offer him a loaded revolver, then refused. Barry pleaded to resign immediately, though retirement was slated for October.

San Francisco Cal United States Navy Edward B. Barry Pacific Fleet Thomas West Virginia Washington

Quiet questions sway bungalows as unions face guilt claims

In a reflective scene, residents debate labor culpability amid whispers that a Timge and merchants’ aid influenced outcomes. The piece hints at tensions between manufacturers and union leaders, suggesting a charged atmosphere behind quiet, late night discussions.

New York Welcomes Matty Green Heir To Massive Wealth Power

Rd Green arrives from Texas to wield 70 million dollars in influence for Matty Green mother. The blunt mid aged man plans to ally with magnates and inject western vigor into the money market amid a scene of entrenched old guards.

Hetty Ghern New York Morgan Rockefeller Rd. Green Texan Matty Green Blunt Frank Pretty Green

Clash With Police At Cornell Leaves Twenty Injured

In Ithaca New York after mid term exams Cornell students clashed with police following an all night celebration. An Ithaca theatre show ended when egg throwing and cat calls forced its closure.

Cornell Ithaca N. Y

Hotelkeeper Presents Fur Caps to Patrons in Monticello

Monticello New York February seven. Hotel proprietor Fred Seiger presents two hundred fur caps to hotel patrons. Caps feature diverse native furs including otter skunk muskrat bear squirrel rabbit and raccoon.

Monticello N. Y Fred Seiger

Kaiser era garments spark Klondike climate debate

Report notes a fashion remark by Steiger about a headwear item worn by the German Kaiser and its suitability for Sullivan County conditions. The piece mentions Steiger’s involvement in animal killings, stating nearly 11 animals were killed by him, referencing his past as a resident of Richmond Hill.

Kaiser Steiger Klondike Sullivan County

Oldest English Bible Claimed By Greeley Man

Henry J. Hexfield of Greeley Colorado owns a Bible printed in English in 1496 and believed to be the oldest in the United States or possibly the world. An English bookseller offered him 25,000 dollars for the volume. Photographs will be sent to the Smithsonian Institute for expert evaluation. The book was found by Hexfield’s father in 1826 in a chimney of an old almshouse in Norwich England.

Greeley U. & Greeley Colo Henry J. Hexfield United States England Smithsonian Institute Bexfield Norwich

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