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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1916
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader highlights differences in principle between Ronan and the Republicans. The piece mocks yesterday’s platforms and questions party pledges while urging readers to wake up to new business and conditions.
The New York World denounces the killings of seventeen Americans taken from a train near Chillmahdan as a deliberate act of defiance against Carranza and a trigger for intervention. It urges Carranza to hunt down and hang the killers, warns of U S action if he fails, and critiques Villa’s possible influence on Washington politics.
Edward B. Dodge of Boston was killed in front of St George's Episcopal chapel in St Louis as police probe two theories. The wound suggests a shot while kneeling or from a passing automobile. the body was found by women in a car near the scene.
The suffragist leader Emmeline Pankhurst is on parole in New York under immigration authority and will soon be formally admitted to the United States. President Wilken opposes exclusivity in the Serbian movement context as support from Mee Paukburetti is noted.
In a Wyoming Republican context the speaker rejects nostalgia for past problems and praises present progress. The column notes criticism of old times when sheepherding and undeveloped resources defined Wyoming and mocks a senator once called “Greatest shepherd since Abraham.”
Gertrude Robinson, renowned stage and screen star, joins Gaumont Mutual winter studios in Jacksonville Florida. She will debut as Mutual star in As a Woman Sows, a Mutual Masterpicture Edition De Luxe, marking her initial appearance with the company.
San Francisco January 17 findings from a federal report on athlete longevity spark a debate with James E. Sullivan arguing against catastrophic views. He cites champions from 1876 onward and claims athletics, when properly supervised, benefit health and longevity despite some deaths in the sport.
Multiple residents from Hanna Buffalo Cody Glenrock Lander Elk Mountain Meeteetse Jirett Torrington Pine Bluffs Chugwater Savery Burns Divide Glendo and Casper arrive in the city. The list names individuals and their home towns as part of a statewide welcome or social roundup in Wyoming.
The 1914 New Zealand government debt stood at 446 208 682 dollars with per person debt about 406. Local public corporations carried 109 804 027 dollars in debt. Rio de Janeiro port facilities report prepared for coal trade prospects with Brazil and American coal markets. Costa Rica trade outlook shows improvement as droughts and locusts recede. Matches shortage and wood supply flagged by English press. Byington notes evaluating match quality and freight rates for US competition. Cuba lifts import ban on cattle and related livestock from the US with quarantine and dipping rules. Tenpin tourney in Pittsburg opens with teams from Wheeling Columbus Cleveland Toledo and nearby centers.
David Altizer, veteran catcher for the Minneapolis club in the American Association, has taken a position with an oil company and will travel northern Minnesota. He announces retirement from baseball.
In a press note from El Paso dated January 17, Senator Gore of Oklahoma announced that Mexico faces 100000 typhus cases but that Americans are not alarmed. American physicians will travel to the afflicted region to combat the outbreak using methods cited by Dr. Carlos Husk, chief surgeon of the American Smelting and Refining Company.
A Hamburg interview with Herr Heineken outlines German attitudes toward the United States and England during wartime. He criticizes England as the aggressor, questions U.S. neutrality, and argues Germany was prevented from free connection with America by British actions such as cable cutoffs. Heineken notes American business ties with England and laments the danger to Americans abroad.
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