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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1916

Page

1

Cheyenne Honors Wyoming Guards as Nation Fears Rise

The Cheyenne community rallied for the Wyoming National Guard with a large parade organized by the Industrial club. Governor Kendrick, Judge Lacey, and Mayor La Fontaine spoke of sacrifice and duty while crowds cheered, a city water wagon served volunteers, and many organizations joined the display of patriotic support along Capitol Avenue.

Cheyenne Wyoming National Guard Uncle Sam Hundreda R. M. Lamont Industrial Club Cligins Joseph M. Carey Kendrick Dor Judge Lacey Ecco Kendrick Soeneene Joseph W. Cavender Rt. N. la Fontaine Fabery Davidson Grand Army Boy Scouts Elka The Odd Fellows Knights of Columbus Knights of Pythias Shriners Irwin's Indians Liberty Capitol Avenue

Wilson Seeks Peace as He Faces Mexican War Threat

President Wilson told the New York Press Club he opposes war with Mexico unless necessary and says he will sacrifice his political future to uphold his convictions. He cited hundreds of letters from Mexican property owners urging avoidance of conquest and urged a war only as a last resort with honor to the United States.

New York Wilson New York Press Club Today Mexico United State Joe United States

Washington Believes War With Mexico Unavoidable

Maj. Joseph Cavender of Cody, commander of the National Guard first battalion, rode to salute Gov Kendrick at Twenty fourth and Caray. He rode a buckskin horse recalled by the governor, who asked where it came from, noting it was his color. Continued on Page Five.

Joseph Cavender Cody National Guard Twenty-fourth Caray Kendrick

Cheyenne Citizens Rally Behind State Mess Fund for Company G

The State Leader reports rapid local support for a mess fund for Company G, with about 8200 subscribed overnight. Citizens from Cheyenne, Sheridan, and Evanston praise the plan to aid guardsmen and encourage further contributions to aid the troops in the field.

Cheyenne Company G Guard Gere EB. Pexton Evanston Republian National Cooomiliceman Wyoming Sheridan Affton Josep M. Carey Julia Dee Evelye Jones

Defiant Carranza Attitude Foreshadows War With U S

Washington dispatch reports private Mexican advices indicate a defiant Carranza stance. Cabinet members see a break with the United States and possible orders to General Trevino to attack if troops move beyond the border. Officials warn of sharp policy tension as Mexico responds to American notes and border incidents.

Washington Mexico City Lee Trevino Americ Carranza United States State Department Yeleta Texas Consu Garcia FE Paso Carranse Generel Trevino Lansing Ellaco Arredondo Curriva Lancing Carlng Hate Department Rodgers

Navy Bill Advances in U S Senate for Building Plan

The naval bill was reported to the senate detailing an $816.9 million appropriation for 1817 and a three year construction total of $588.2 million. It calls for four battle cruisers and four dreadnoughts, increasing capital ships by three from prior House provisions.

Washington Senate Tn Ie Dy

Carranza memos strain U S Mexican relations

Reports from El Paso and Mexico City describe a tense exchange over U S military aid and cross border actions. The de facto Mexican government denounces Washington notes while accusing the United States of hostile intent and unsettling troop movements amid ongoing Villa-era violence.

Washington United States EL Paso Tex Carranza Mexigg City Foreign Office Lansing Te United Mexico Santa Y Eabel Charles Watson Custhatrachic Company Generale Scott and Fenston

Allies Report Gains in Galicia France and Italy

Allied forces claim progress on multiple fronts in Galicia and France with pressure near Verdun and in Italy. Reports mention air and ground actions stringing along the front as German defenses stumble and villages along the offensive axis face occupation shifts.

Galicia France Italy

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