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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
16
The old Union Pacific stock yard at Pine Bluffs is being dismantled to make way for a new depot site. Colorado & Southern crews in Wheatland repaint depots and interior spaces as part of improvements.
Wayans department store announces a clearance sale on men and women apparel with reduced prices. Shoppers may find discounts on jackets shirts and accessories as stock is marked down to clear.
In the first game Knights of Columbus routed Conway's All Stars 16 to 1 as Benson struggled on the mound and Wickman closed strong for State. In the nightcap Woodmen overwhelmed the Colts 16 to 1 behind Crowland's seven innings of great work and 15 strikeouts as Doody and Wybrecht were costly for the Colts.
In Washington on July 14 the formal opening of the tariff debate in the Senate was postponed from Wednesday to Thursday to allow the finance committee to finish its report on the Underweal-Simmons bill. Senator Thomas of Colorado was set to speak on tariff relations to the panic of the nineties, with Senator McQuumber opposing the bill from a farmer's viewpoint and Senator Emmet introducing a substitute for the wool schedule.
The Wyoming Industrial Institute near Worland is set to supply most winter vegetables for state institutions. Land valued at $65,232 with $65.45 per acre was bought from Steele brothers and William O. Lester. Worland area soils and Big Horn river create strong farming potential.
Dr George L Crockett denied Mulhall claim he was paid 500 for a speech against Samuel Gompers saying he only received 10 for ten books and that the speech was at a newspaper publisher’s request He offered to testify before the senate committee about an alleged plot to fell Gompers in 1906 at Vinal Haven Maine
Milwaukee reports confirm Chappelle was sold to the Chicago American League for a record price. He receives $15,000 cash plus Beall and a catcher, with Beall valued around 37,000 and the final catcher yet to be named. total price could reach at least 25,000 with the final terms.
Washington July 14 Government grants permission for cars to enter Yellowstone National Park. Army officers work to widen park loop approaches from the south east and west. Secretary Garrison will visit during his western posts inspection. Congress has not decided on allowing autos into the loop.
AAA tourists traveling from Minneapolis toward Glacier Park encountered 07 miles of mud along Minnesota's western border from Fargo to Grand Forks and 06 miles on North Dakota roads to Devils Lake. Today's 103 mile run became the longest segment of the journey.
An aviation accident in Germany on July 14 left a pilot dead when the aircraft during landing veered and overturned. Investigators note the craft touched down hard causing a fatal outcome for the aviator.
Steele was robbed of $39 last night after befriending a man in the lower town and drinking at two saloons. J. Smith Henry Jones and two other men are in city jail charged with the theft. the pocketbook remains missing.
Harvey Trester of Fr Russell is under arrest for allegedly beating a woman in the red light district. Police say he struck her in the mouth, splitting lips and knocking out a tooth. Trooper Baker arrested him. he faces police court today.
Temperature reached 101 degrees in St Joseph Missouri the highest since August 1911. Late tonight 97 degrees was reported with much suffering among the poorer residents amid the heat wave.
The method suggests slicing onions and placing them in a colander then pouring boiling water over them. Let them sit in the hot water for thirty minutes to soften and brighten their flavor and texture.
A suspension bridge over a Bavarian river features a single supporting tower with cables anchored to a high rock bluff on the opposite bank.
A scholarly note observes retrogressive aging in shells of cephalopods, brachiopods, and some bivalves. The author likens the old animal to a second childhood, noting that ancient shells resemble the young despite ornate adult forms.
The bronze statue Freedom atop the Capitol dome in Washington stands nineteen feet eleven inches high and weighs 14 085 pounds.
The polar regions are assessed to span about 4,883,800 square miles. This figure reflects the extent of the polar areas discussed in the report.
In Los Angeles on July 14 a large gathering of Endeavorers heard a farewell message from local clergy. Rev J Whitcomb Brougher of Temple Baptist and Rev Francis W Clark of Boston, president of the United Society, delivered the closing address to end the Inter- session.
Major Churchill Cokburn, Victoria Cross recipient, died at Battle Creek ranch when a wild broncho kicked him in the stomach. He was one of three Canadians awarded the VC for valor in the South African War.
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