12 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
1
Reports from Vienna and Paris describe German and Russian maneuvers with raids, retreats, and mounting casualties. Officials consider Europe on the verge of a major spring offensive as leaders signal large loans and renewed drive toward a decisive peace.
In Weld County work on the Fort Collins Cheyenne highway advances but a motorized issue requires attention. County Surveyor Edwards told the county commission a repair near a routing property must be funded and completed to allow contractors to continue. The route from Wellington to Cheyenne is nearing completion with emphasis on a bridge or culvert site and bridging the old road with the new alignment.
The Glornale TV latio publishes semi official statistics showing about 25 000 fatalities from the recent earthquake. Avertano suffered the heaviest loss with 30 712 inhabitants killed, about 6 percent of its population.
A 1915 fashion notice outlines spring coat and trouser styles. It highlights white flannels pongees castons and fashionable tailoring for summer wear. The article notes parade details and industry context from tailor associations and delegates.
Charles Haines secretary of the local United Mine Workers union in Waisenburg Colorado was released on bond of $10,000 after indictment by the Huerfano grand jury with Ell Groves Lanepencet and Willam secretary treasurer of the Colorado Federation of Labor in the murder case of Major P Leeter amid strike violence in the southern coal field.
Frederic Mors, who confessed to killing eight elderly residents at the German Odd Fellows home, may escape conviction as district attorneys in two counties doubt the crimes can be proved. Bronx DA Martin said he will not pursue exhumation of three alleged Bronx victims unless new evidence emerges.
The comptroller of the currency notified banks that after February 1 overdrafts will be prohibited. Banks are urged to adopt policies preventing checks from drawing on insufficient funds. Local overdrafts have fallen sharply. small losses from overdrafts have plagued many banks, especially in floating city populations. Officials expect overdrafts to disappear in the coming year.
Quincy Masa February 11 the submarine L 3 was launched at the yards of the Pore River Shipbuilding Corporation today in a ceremony attended by company officials and workers.
The United States sent notes to Britain and Germany warning that use of neutral flags by British traders and any destruction of American vessels by German submarines would provoke serious complications. The communiqués urge freedom of passage for American ships and caution that such acts could alter long standing U S relations with Germany.
Police in Detroit probe a grisly find after two human skulls, with feet and hands, wrapped in an acid soaked canvas bag, were found in a rubbish pile behind a house. An old satchel with clothing bearing the name M. P. F. A. Ralston nearby spurs inquiries linking to a deceased man Easton and his Chicago widow who seeks answers.
New York February 11 The board of education revoked the suspension of Mrs Lor H H Wagner Tottenville high school after her request for leave prior to birth was refused The resolution withdraws the charge and restores her to duty at once Similar action was taken in 10 other teacher mother cases.
The Interstate Commerce Commission grants western railroads relief in the Intermountain case allowing lower rates from Missouri River territory to Pacific coast points. The decision shields Pacific coast shippers from canal induced rate conflicts and eases pressure on 100 carload and 60 less than carload items. Per hundred pounds rates range from about 10 to 95 cents for carloads and 1.10 to 1.75 dollars for smaller shipments.
Reports from Reno Topeka Denver Des Moines and Salt Lake City show lawmakers weighing easy divorce six month rule prohibition dry laws and labor measures while lobbyists press for and against reform in state legislatures across the nation.
The Indiana House of Representatives defeated the McClormick bill by 45 to 47, ending a move to repeal the capital punishment law. A February dispatch notes similar turmoil in Phoenix as another case of substitution emerged.
The Wyoming house and senate pushed bills amid heated debate as committees sift workmen compensation and a capitol expansion plan. Key figures Todd McClelland and McClellan attacked or defended measures while the university stake in land grant funds and a statewide compensation act drew close scrutiny. The day featured behind-closed-doors sessions and a push toward final passage with several bills recommended for passage.
Taft and ex President Roosevelt reportedly skipped a local chicken dinner amid rumors of improper attire at a party. Police chief says three New York guests supposedly attended without proper clothes and some kissing incidents were alleged. President Cornell denied such claims. A separate Chicago report recalls a pajama party with an empty nightgown tied to a custody dispute, pending judge’s view.
The article reports Colorado pursuing independent action on a Workmen's Liability Act amid cross state talk. It notes Wyoming influence, potential regional cooperation, and possible two year measures with investigations along industrial lines. Governors and legislators discuss future conferences and reforms.
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