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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1916

Page

10

Wyoming elk shipped interstate to bolster state and park programs

Sheridan Wyo January 14 Wyoming serves as the national supply point for live elk destined for parks and state preserves. Howard Paton oversees transit, with shipments moving to Louisiana Pennsylvania and beyond. Elk are captured from northern ranges and loaded into special cars, then released into state parks or sanctuaries.

Sheridan Wyo Wyoming United States Boeridan County Howard Paton Mr. Raton Sheridan Thuraing Yellowstone National Park Louisiana Urania Iolmea Louwisiana Conservation Louwlsiana Joulsiana Pennsylvania Eaton Howard New Orleans Morida Carnegie Secretary of the Interior Yellowsten Lowetone Wee Fe Colorado New York Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota West Virgina South Dakota Montana Washington New Mexico Arizona Vermont Kentucky Maton Billings Ming

Spy Who Denounced Nurse Shot Dead in Belgium

A Helgian spy named Cela who denounced Edith Cavell to the Germans was assassinated. His body was found in a Schaerbeck street near Lrussele with two bullets.

London Daily Press Amaeterdam Cela Edith Cavell Brussels Schaerbeck Lrussele

British Railway Workers Oppose Conscription Draft

London January 14 The National Railwaymen's Federation, a major labor body, defies the government by vowing to resist conscription. The executive committee declares it will fight the draft to the utmost and hints at a general railway strike. Miners also oppose the bill, adding pressure on Premier Asquith as cabinet members discuss possible amendments before the final vote.

London National Railwaymen's Great Britain Brent Britain Asquith

Five Indicted in Rubber Plot in New York

A federal grand jury charged five individuals including a woman with conspiring to secretly ship rubber to Germany in violation of U S customs laws. Named defendants include Edward Weber Paul Schmidt Max Jaeger Annie Dekkers and Richard Wohlberg. They allegedly moved rubber through the British blockade and planned to send it in personal trunks. All five face arraignment before Judge Clayton on Monday.

New York United States Edward Weber Alfred Weber Deutsche Bank of Berlin Paul Schmidt Rubber and Gayoule Company Water Street Max Jaeger Annie Dekkers Holland Richard Wohlberg Bronx Jaeyer Corman Schmidt

United States cautions on war with Mexico

Senator Stone, after a White House meeting, urged against rushing to war as Huerta’s government stabilizes. He argued Americans should avoid belligerent actions in Mexican zones, citing protection duties and the need to punish bandits rather than pursue immediate conflict.

Benator Ledge Menate Mem Joo Sin Apo Huerta Loge Freerta Jal United States Mexico Stone Senate Foreign Relationsommittes Premtlene Wnate

Unclear contest offer at Wyoming Book Store window display

A Wyoming Book Store advertises a contest offering three one dollar bills to the first person who registers the exact catalog number of a record shown in the Victor catalog. The display is described as unique with a distinctive window arrangement.

Wyoming Victor

Villa Draws Dead Line for Americans

Mexico Targets Villa and his bandits as Secretary Lansing orders American citizens in Chihuahua and Durango to withdraw. Consuls are told to move US residents to secure, railway-adjacent centers along lines usable for rapid border access amid rising bandit danger.

Lansing Chihunahua Durango Leansing Edwarda Juarex Chihuahua Marn

Rioting Raise International Tensions Amid El Paso Strife

Juarez reports said the Carranea garrison threatened to invade El Paso to protect nationals after Mexicans were allegedly murdered. Washington officials estimated a broad coalition would be needed to restore order, while residents petitioned to remove Consul Fidwards, a move Secretary Lansing declined to reply to.

Torreon Durango Coen el Paso Letcher Cobb Tate Juates Hert Carranea Washington, D. C Cuba Army General Staff The War College Army Navy Fidwards State Department Lansing

Take Him But God Save This Noble Land of Ours

Racy letter from Horeheads New York wife to Sergeant Frank Bleicher at the local Marine recruiting office expresses consent to her husband enlistment but adds a harsh caveat about his conduct at home and in service. Bleicher rejects as undesirable the suitor seeking enlistment for martial service.

Racdle N. Y Frank XN. Bleicher United Alt.marine Corps Uncle Sam Bleicher Rons Martin

Dry Farming Compared Wyoming and Louisiana

Ales Hastie argues Wyoming benefits from dry farming with open plains and robust climate, contrasting with Louisiana's long heat and heavy rainfall. The piece champions moisture conservation, crop rotation, and humus buildup to sustain fertility and livestock potential, urging Wyoming farmers to stay hopeful and economical in farming practices.

South Louisiana Wyoming Drouth Sean Solita Eltirens

Rawlins Shriners plan Casper ceremonial session

Casper, Wyo. Jan 14 The Korein Temple Shriners decide to hold their next ceremonial session in Casper on March 10 the first ever there with at least seventy five novices and about 260 Shriners expected. A 1 30 parade will lead the event with a banquet and smoker planned.

Casper Wyo Korein Temple Order of Mystic Shrine Rawlins Cheyenne Knights Templar Shrine Club Ormantead Alreay Thie A. J. Mokler M. P. Wheeler P. RR. Lathrop W. R. Johnson C. M. McMilan

Second Term Talk of Wilson Brings Praise

The article notes officials and senators like Hepater Lewis and Newlands praising President Wilson for delaying a renomination decision. It suggests he wanted the National Convention to decide, reflecting a bid to let the people express their will before choosing a candidate. The piece emphasizes broad party support and the convention’s expected pivotal role.

Hughes New Jersey Wilson Bryan Florida Pau North Carolina Baltimore Carter Glass Virednia Committee On Banking and Currency Hey Cam Son Hepater Lewis Pilneie Newlands Nevada

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