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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1914

Page

9

Carranza Staff Portraits Highlight Young Mexican Officers

The military staff around General Carranza comprises very young men, with the Jefe Supreme old enough to be their father. Americans who met them call them able soldiers, though only a few have made world fame through the revolution. The question remains how many will remain loyal if Carranza breaks with Pancho Villa, a likely event the article notes. Mexican soldiers reportedly swear allegiance until a rival commander shows greater strength.

Carranza Jefe Supreme Genera Pancho Villa

New Haven Directors Called Criminally Negligent in Mismanagement

A federal report condemns New Haven railroad directors for waste and mismanagement leading to estimated losses between 60 million and 90 million dollars. It cites high prices paid for Rhode Island trolleys, overruns in Connecticut and Massachusetts, and misuse of funds for unwarranted expenses. The inquiry notes cooperation from Chairman Howard Elliott and counsel Walker D. Hines. Continued on Page 27.

Beven New Heaven Massachusetts Rhode Island New York Federal Department of Justice New Haven Mellen Howard Elliott Walker D. Hines Commission Boston Maine Westchester Connecticut

Reed Kicks At Plan To Jointly Seek Trust Legislation

Senator Reed of Missouri urges the Interstate Commerce and Judiciary committees to work out trust legislation together on the floor of the Senate. He says consolidating all pending measures is needed as other Judiciary members attack the administration bill. Earlier efforts by the Interstate Commerce Committee to secure cooperation were unsuccessful.

Washington Administration Interstate Trade Commission Senate Reed Missouri Judiciary Committee Judiciary Interstate Commerce Committee

Friends Would Send Preston to Washington

Friends circulate petitions for D A Preston seeking the Democratic nomination for congress in Denver while he is absent from the capital. The move is seen as strengthening the ticket and promising fair statewide representation in Congress as an advocate for the administration. Cheyenne reports Mayor C H McWhinnie of Douglas may run for state auditor.

Preston Washington D. A. Preston Denver Congress Tan Jendeakinn Wyoming Cheyenne C. H. McWhinnie Douglas

Westinghouse Strike Ends With 8000 Returning to Work

Pittsburgh July 13. The Westinghouse strike ended as about 8,000 workers returned to the shops. All plants operated full time and most strikers were rehired except for two or three hundred positions filled. Deputy sheriffs remained at the electric works but would be recalled if needed.

Pittsburg Westinghouse

Vessels collide in fog off Cape Cod. captain dies

Boston July 14 Captain John H. Thomas of the five master schooner George P Hudson and two seamen lost their lives in a collision with the coast wise steamer Middlesex in fog off Cape Cod. Nine seamen were rescued.

Boston John H. Thomas George P. Hudson Middlesex Cape Cod

Heat Wave Sees Drownings and Temp Records Across States

Heat in Lincoln Beatrice Fremont and Kansas City districts hits record highs as temperatures rise. Drownings reported in New York waters amid sweltering heat. Shenandoah hit by a tornado. German troops suffer sunstroke during maneuvers as regional heat peaks.

Lincoln Beatrice Fremont

Cabinet man may succeed late Justice Lurton

Reports from circles near the White House say President Wilson has not begun serious consideration of a successor to Justice Lurton of the Supreme Court. Secretary Lane is seen as likely, with Garisson and McReynolds also mentioned. Justice Lurton died in Atlantic City at 70 from heart disease. Burial planned in Clarksville, Tennessee. Funeral services expected with Chief Justice White and other justices attending.

Washington Wilson Justice Lurton Supreme Court White House Lane Interior Department Garrison War Department McReynolds Atlantic City N. J Horace Harmon Lurton United States Supreme Court Clarkaville Tenn White United States Justice Lorton Florida

Kendrick for Wyoming Governor Candidate Profile

The Buffalo Voice extols John B. Kendrick as a noble, principled Wyoming Democrat and the sole gubernatorial candidate. It praises his integrity, independence from corruption, and long standing service in Sheridan as he seeks the governorship for the welfare of all citizens.

John 1. Kendrick Wyoming Sheridan Mr. Kendrick John H. Kendrick John I. Kendrick Huffalo

France Approves $100000 For Exposition Participation

Paris July 14 The Senate passed a measure appropriating $400000 for official participation by France in the Panama Pacific Exposition after the chamber of deputies approved the bill last Wednesday.

France Senate Chamber of Deputies

Carbajal named in Mexico transition amid Huerta talk

The Brazilian minister to Mexico reports Huerta’s resignation likely for Carbajal to take over as foreign minister. Suarez seeks U S guidance on informal talks with the new Carbajal government before power transfer to constitutionalists. Villa rejects a provisional presidency and insists only armed constitutionalist victory ends the revolution.

Washington Mexico United States State Department Huerta Francisco Carbajal Suarez Chile Bryan Carbajal Chihuahua Villa Mexico City Carranza

Kansas Women Reluctant to Register for Aug Primary

Kansas politicians from all parties fear women will not register to vote in the August 4 primary. Party papers in 25 towns urge registration before July 20 but many women refuse, objecting to revealing their ages when asked.

Pera Kansas

Markers To Honor Wyoming Old Trails And Forts

Statewide efforts place tablets and stones at historic sites to honor pioneers. Marks include Bozeman Oregon and Overland trails and Fort Fred Steele with shipments to several Wyoming towns as part of a 1914 commemorative project.

Wyoming Bille Brothers Denver Boxeman Bozeman Jacques Laramie Mra J. J. Korlew Hinona Wye Fort Revo

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