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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1916
Page
16
Editorial by WwW Slack critiques Rooseveltiam and Republicaniam contrasts. It questions Democratic platform claims and voter appeal, urging focus on current business and new conditions rather than old platforms.
New York World reports seventeen American train victims near Chilnahda, killed by bandits under Carranza's unsettled territory. The massacre prompts calls for Carranza to hunt and hang perpetrators and threatens U.S. intervention if his government cannot restore order.
Edward B. Dodge of Boston was killed in front of St George Episcopal chapel in Mo. The motive remains unclear with police considering two theories: a kneeling mercy plea shot or a passing automobile firing. The body was found by women in a nearby automobile.
The article reports that Emmeline Pankhurst, a leading suffragist, is on parole to New York under migration authorities. President Wilken opposes her entry. officials prepare formal admission after paperwork in Washington.
In the Good Old Days column Wyoming papers note Congressman Mendels claims about the past, but editors insist Wyoming must stay progressive and forward looking. The piece recalls Teddy Roosevelt era remarks and precious commodity values, stressing the state moved beyond old times and embraces current growth.
Gertrude Robinson, a nationally known stage and screen star, joins Gaumont Mutual winter studios in Jacksonville Florida. She will debut as a Mutual star in Any Woman Sows, a Masterpicture Edition De Luxe production.
San Francisco report summarizes federal findings on athletes longevity and questions whether champions die young. James E Sullivan, revered sports expert, argues proper training and discipline extend life, citing high school to college athlete outcomes and a need for strong governing oversight. The interview notes many early champions remain active in later years, with examples including Edward Payson Weston.
State residents HA NNA, Buffalo, Cody, Glenrock, Lander, Elk Mountain, Meeteetse, Jirehta, Torrington, Pine Bluffs, Chugwater, Savery, Byron, Divide, Glendo, Casper visit the city today. Names include D Briggs Hanna, J Elmer Hroda Buffalo, George T Beck Cody, A L Campbell Lander, Joseph Cheea Elk Mountain, HM Doorer and family Meeteetse, C H Russell Torrington, J B Covidt Pine Bluffs, J A Thurnton Chugwater, John 4 Buddy Savery, Mee G W Storey Byron, H W Brows AL Taylor Divide, John Meren Glendo, B S Holland W J Jerrell Casper. The State’s Wheat Meeting noted.
Weekly summary details New Zealand public debt and real estate values, notes Brazil coal trade prospects for American exporters, and improved Costa Rica trade outlook. Mentions match shortages, Cuban livestock import repeal with quarantine rules, and a Pittsburg tenpin tournament kickoff with teams from Wheeling Columbus Cleveland Toledo Youngstown.
David Altizer a veteran baseball player for the Minneapolis team of the American Association has joined an oil company job traveling northern Minnesota and says he will retire from baseball.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma announced in El Paso that Americans are confident after Garranza and medical teams plan to help Mexico facing typhus fever. American physicians will travel to assist, following methods used in Serbia, per Dr Carlos Husk of the American Smelting and Refining Co.
An interview with Herr Heineken reveals German views on US neutrality and Britain's war actions. He denounces England’s cable control and propaganda about German atrocities, argues US-German ties could have been broader, and notes American war weariness after recent events.
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