Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land
A historical note marks this day as a birth of a great nation, declaring liberty proclaimed across the land and celebrating core national ideals.
04 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1915
Page
1
A historical note marks this day as a birth of a great nation, declaring liberty proclaimed across the land and celebrating core national ideals.
A bomb exploded in the Senate end reception room of the national capitol last night. A typewritten letter signed R Pearce claimed responsibility and warned this was an exclamation point for peace. No injuries occurred, repairs will suffice.
The Liberty Bell departs Philadelphia for the Panama Pacific International Exposition on a long journey expected to exceed ten thousand miles. The bell will traverse states from Pennsylvania to California aboard a special train with guards assigned to protect the historic relic.
Petrograd reports a Huselan submarine in the Black Sea sank two Turkish steamers and one sailing ship with coal and provisions. It then exchanged fire with three armored schooners off the coast, marking a naval incident amid the ongoing tension.
Canadian manufacturers condemn Morgan and Co for withholding orders while Britain seeks Canadian labor and explosive shells. Mr Butler accuses the plan to import labor as an outrage and eight idle Canadian factories are cited. The report also covers Russian submarine actions near the Bosphorus and Baltic naval clashes, plus the torpedoing of the Belgian steamship Bodnognat by a German submarine.
Rickenbacher led most of the 400 mile race in Rage City on July 3 to capture a $16,000 prize. The event drew a strong field as weather and road conditions challenged drivers throughout the ordeal.
Weather note for Cheyenne and area predicts showers likely on Sunday with minimal temperature changes and overall mild conditions.
The State Leader will not publish Tuesday due to the Fourth of July falling on Sunday, with workers taking a holiday to travel to nearby towns. Affected readers will find no edition Tuesday morning, while Wednesday’s issue returns with full news content as usual.
Austro German armies press along a 150 mile front in southern Poland and Galicia. Berlin reports Teutons have taken Labunka lowlands and areas near the Ru Rutford taierentee. Petrograd notes retreat along the Guila Lipa and flanking operations in the Tanaw region. Western front fighting continues.
Juarez authorities discuss Huerta fate amid U S extradition dispute over Madero murder. Military court possible. if guilty, firing squad. Other exiled figures Castillo Quevedo San Martin slated for deportation and possible Juarez handover. El Paso reports General Oroxo, a key rebel, vanished from guarded residence.
The campaign closed at ten o'clock with hundreds of new subscriptions and many renewals in Cheyenne and across Wyoming. Letters from San Diego and campaign notes show organizers praising workers and listing top readers and sponsors as the state prepares to publish the final vote tally and winners.
George Gordon Moors arrived in Detroit after visiting his old home and said German atrocities in World War I crucified Canadian officers. He recalled dinner with General French when first gas was used and praised Canadian troops for their valor at Ypres and in delaying German advances despite heavy losses.
Victoriana tuerta and five associates were jailed in Bi county on federal warehouse conspiracy charges for allegedly attempting to spark a revolution in Melee. Huerta and his group face $15,000 bond on prior charges as well. Huerta’s demeanor shifted during a court appearance before Chief Justice Wille of the States Supreme Court.
In Glencove New York July 3 Prent Holt a former Cornell student and instructor and potential future head of the French department at Southwestern Methodist University Dallas was said to have confessed plotting and carrying a bomb and gun attack on Pierpont Morgan at the Morgan home. Morgan survived two gunshots aided by butler Fiske and others.
Crabbley White of Troints cou Amensh in New York July. Charley Whitt of Chicago fought at 10 round? bout at Ke Beach race tracks. White showed strength in most rounds but faced heavy opposition from rival.
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