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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
8
Reports indicate a high death toll linked to the ongoing epidemic as medical teams struggle with safe administration of Seta. Officials urge caution while researchers seek effective treatments and protective measures.
An explosion at a molasses tank owned by Erie Distilling Co. causes a flood of molasses that wrecks buildings near the Charles River. Several killed including a firefighter, two residents, and two women seriously injured. Firehouse damaged with two firemen buried. a bridge and nearby yard structures destroyed. State lamader want ads bring results.
A chaotic labor congress scene features Mooney and Billings seeking a new trial, radical factions clashing as debates shift toward resolutions. Debates include Debs invitation, Italian delegation tensions, and calls for a six hour workday and other reforms amid a tense, partisan gallery.
Highland Falls New York remembers Lieut Charles Braeden once famed for Custer era campaigns against the Sioux. He was wounded on the Big Horn while leading 17 men, carried 400 miles on a stretcher, and retired four years later with the rank of first lieutenant. He later ran a West Point preparatory school.
A scrambled wartime report notes Bethlehem Steel Works sought to appeal board awards and questions the board’s power to enforce decrees as hostilities ended. The chairman stated the board would press to ensure compliance despite challenges.
From Madrid an AP dispatch reports eight hours of bombardment at Villa Real in the Aros Montes. Portuguese revolutionists, after facing government artillery and peasant support, raised a white flag and submitted to authorities, signaling an unexpected loss for the rebels.
A fragmentary report describes a suspect nervously resisting police custody and refusing to reveal information about a loan while interrogation continues.
Irish land owner Sir Horace Plunkett, a prominent imperial politician, is expected to visit Wyoming within weeks. He travels to consult with Americans on Ireland policy and is a Wheatland Colony stockholder, with past Wyoming visits including Cheyenne and Wheatland in 1926.
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