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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
3
The film Gods of Fate at Amua today features a near real head on railroad collision shot twelve feet away behind armor steel. Produced for 27000 dollars it shows a dramatic sequence with a large fire and big scenes, led by Richard Ruhfer and Rosette Brice amid Denver audience excitement and standing room only.
Nedra a five part Gold Rooster play adapted by Edward Jose from George Barr McCutcheon’s novel unfolds a sprawling romance aboard a sea voyage. Two lovers wed amid mistaken identities a typhoon shipwreck and a tropical isle ordeal followed by a dramatic reunion and shifting affections among Hugh Grace Henry Veath and Lady Tenny.
Florence Rockwell stars as the leading lady in a film adaptation of RE Roe's He Fell in Love With the Wife. Forrest Stanler appears as James Nolcroft the earnest farmer in a humorous, dramatic love story from Wales Pictures. Page Peters and Lola Veamana also feature in the capable cast at the Lyric today.
A fragmented obituary style note discusses recurring migraine or sick headaches affecting a patient aged around seven to ten years. The text mentions extended periods of illness, periods of life disruption, and references to facial pain and headaches occurring every few weeks.
Washington reports a provision in the annual appropriation bill to extend work hours for 30000 government clerks from seven to eight per day. The measure would cost about 4,006,000 annually, keep travel allowances, fund gasoline for departments, and add salary tops for 24 assistant clerks of senators, likely sparking Senate debate.
From London to continental Europe a historic snow storm causes heavy snowfall and cold conditions. Reports describe widespread disruption, extreme winds, and lingering travel delays as crews work to clear routes and restore power.
Arthur von Gwinner head of Deutsche Bank asserts Germany raised about 24.5 billion marks in war bonds, claims nearly all cash payments have been made, and argues Germany finances, social spending, and war economy protect against defeat. He criticizes Allied finance and urges readers that Germany can outlast foes.
San Francisco reports a thirty day truce among warring Chinese factions in Portland. Police fear renewed violence during tonight Hop Sings banquet while Ong Kongs planned a rival feast last night but postponed and members reportedly hid.
An aged advertisement promotes Anure De Pierce's products for backache weak kidneys and dizziness. It claims drug stores will stock Agaric and offers trial packs by mail. The copy touts Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleaner aiding liver and stomach, promising improved energy and relief from urinary and bladder issues.
The Feather feature presents A Knight of the Range with Harry Carey, a real cowboy in the lead. Critics praise the authentic western gaze and daring horsemanship, noting Carey’s perfect fit for the role as he brings rugged plains life to the screen at Atlas tomorrow.
W H Stillwell of Des Moines Iowa, in charge of Rock Island railway safety work, spoke to Lowell school pupils and high school students about railway trespassing dangers ignoring crossing signals and gates and the hazards of hopping trains.
In Dallas Texas two Negro inmates died when the fire hose they used to escape from the county jail upper floor became uncoupled and they fell 150 feet to the cement pavement. Todd 46 and Jim Crockett 26 were instantly killed. The notice ends with an advertisement recruitment line for The Leader.
R T Hilton fatally shoots W A Gatlin after confrontations over Hilton's wife. Gatlin dies from a left arm to heart shot. another bullet hits left hip and travels to the right leg. Hilton, detained, claims justification to protect his marriage. Mrs Laura Hilton is hospitalized and distressed. Coroner to review. Gatlin brothers and mother named.
President Wilson wrote to Senator Stone affirming the administration's stance on safeguarding American rights amid tensions with European powers. He urged continued peace efforts and protection of national honor, stating there is no need to alter current warnings to merchant ships or expectations of support from foreign powers.
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