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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1913

Page

8

Dismantling of Union Pacific Yard At Pine Bluffs

Rail and depot work linked to yard removal. Colorado and Southern crews repaint Wheatland buildings while Union Pacific staff, photographers, and officials visit Evanston and Cheyenne. Widespread rail industry notes include new car orders, wreck data, and planned lines connecting Hayden to Casper.

Union Pacific Pine Bluffs Colorado & Southern Railroad Company Wheatland William Niland Nioni Oronceres Wyoming Dangh Elizabeth Rawing Frank Brown Union Pacific Car Foreman'y Evanston Denver Silverton Colo Tom O'Keefe H. B. Hi Her Jack” O'Bra Rube Mid- Meton Upper Bear River F. P. Flesher Colon Pacific Gilpin Union Pacific Gat Tey Harriman Lines Pull- Man Colorado Boys Ball Club Brush Omaha A. W H. Shively William Stark W. H. Emrick Pacific Pratt Express Company Interstate Commerce Commission North Dakota Merale Ft Ja Colorado & Northern Hayden Casper Wyo Andy Denver @ Salx’ Lake Wolcott Chicago & Northwestern Parry and Belgium Butte Anaconda Mont Idaho Oregon Winnemucca Ney Moose Laramile Richard Gunnoude Jeffers Laramie Khoragsen Sn Cheyenne

Wayans Duly Clearance Sale On Men’s And Women’s Wear

Wayans announces a clearance sale featuring men’s and women’s apparel. Promotions include reduced prices across clothing, accessories, and footwear with discounts aimed at clearing stock. Store hours and participating locations not specified in available text.

Wayans

Woodmen Rally To Top Colts In High-Scoring Doubleheader

Two Sunday games at Pioneer Park saw Woodmen defeat the Colts 16 to 1 after a 16 to 1 rout of All Stars by Knights of Columbus. Crowland pitched well for Woodmen, fanning 15 while Doody and Wybrecht struggled for the Colts and Doody was wild early.

Pioneer Park Knights of Columbus Shimitz’ Terrors Conway Waynight Wickman Benson Jenings Manewal Swift Woodmen Doody Choppers Wybrecht Crowland W.oc Cronland and Hendershot Schoel Perkinson

Tariff Fight Delayed as Senate Prep Continues

The opening of the tariff debate in the Senate was postponed to Thursday to allow the finance committee to finish its report on the Underweal-Simmons bill. Senator Thomas of Colorado will speak on tariff relation to the 1890s panic, with Senator McQuimber opposing from a farmer’s viewpoint and Senator Emoot introducing a substitute for the wool schedule.

Washington Senate Hursday Finance Committee Wald Emoot

Deadlock Broken Industrial Farm Site Secured

The Wyoming Industrial Institute will gain winter vegetables from Worland area farms as the state secures land along the Big Horn river. The site near Worland offers strong farming potential and stable water supply, with a purchase price of 65,232 dollars at 65.45 dollars per acre. Owners were the Steele brothers and William O Lester.

Worland Big Horn Wyoming Industrial Institute Bie Horn Steele Brothers William O. Lester Worland Ie

Mulhall’s Claims On Political Plot Denied By Crockett

In Thomaston Maine on July 14 Dr. George L. Crockett denied Colonel Mulhall’s charge that he received 500 dollars for a speech against Samuel Gompers. Crockett said he only earned ten dollars for ten books and did not seek money for the speech. He offered to testify to a 1906 plot against Gompers at Vinal Haven.

Thomaston George L. Crockett Mulhall Samuel Gompers Frankel Cleveland Ohio Gompers New York Gomper Crockett Senate Fell

Chappelle Breaks Record Price in Sale to Chicago

Milwaukee confirms sale of star outfielder Chappelle to the Chicago American league club for a record price. Milwaukee receives 15000 in cash plus Beall and a yet unnamed catcher. Beall valued at about 37000 with final catcher still to be agreed, potentially raising total to at least 25000.

Milwaukee Chappelle Chicago Beall Heall

Yellowstone Opens to Autos for Park Access

WASHINGTON July 14 Government grants permission for automobiles to enter Yellowstone National Park for a 10 year contest. Army officers widen approaches to the loop main thoroughfare under War Department direction as Secretary Garrison plans a western posts inspection. Congress has not yet ruled on autos entering the loop.

Washington Yellowstone National Park Park War Department Garrison Congress

Tourists Battle Mud on Minnesota to Glacier Park Run

American Automobile Association travelers moved from Minneapolis to Glacier Park and reached Devils Lake after 103 miles of rough roads. They endured 07 miles of mud in Minnesota and 54 miles of bad highways in North Dakota, making today’s 103 mile leg the longest of the journey.

Devils Lake American Automobile Association Minneapolis Glacier Park Minnesota Fargo Grand Forks North Dakota

Aviation Fatality in Germany During Landing

A German aviation accident report notes Killad, an aviator from the Damed Districe, was killed on July 14 after his aircraft veered during descent and overturned upon hitting the ground.

Germany Ole German Av Damed

Chums With Negroes Loses His Pocketbook

Steele was robbed of a pocketbook containing 39 dollars after socializing with three alleged assailants in two downtown saloons. J Smith Henry Jones and two others are held in city jail on theft charges. police inquiries continue as the missing wallet remains unfound.

Steele J. Smith Henry Jones

Soldier Trester Charged With Assault in Red Light District

Harvey Trester a soldier from Fr Russell is under arrest charged with beating a woman in the red light district. He allegedly struck her in the mouth splitting her lip and knocking out a tooth. Patrolman Baker arrested him and he faces police court today.

Harvey Trester Fr Russell Red Light District Atrolman Baker

Record Heat in St. Joseph with 101 Degrees

St. Joseph Missouri recorded a temperature of 101 degrees the highest since August 1911. Late at night the thermometer fell to 97 degrees and reports said there was considerable suffering among the city’s poorer residents.

Kansas City St. Joseph

Onions Rendered Sweet and Crisp by Boiling Water

Instructions describe slicing onions and placing them in a colander, then pouring boiling water over them. After a half hour in the hot water, the onions become sweet and crisp.

Cliff Anchored Suspension Bridge Over Bavarian River

A suspension bridge spans a Bavarian river with a single tower. Cables on the opposite end are anchored in a high rock bluff, creating a stark engineering profile.

Shell markings reveal aging cephalopods and shellfish

A curios fact notes retrogressive changes in shells of cephalopods brachiopods and some bivalves as they age. An expert says the old man returns to second childhood in mind and body and the cephalopod shell in old age resembles its juvenile form despite adult ornament.

Capitol Statue Height and Weight Stated

The bronze statue of Freedom atop the Capitol dome in Washington stands nineteen feet six inches tall and weighs fourteen thousand eighty five pounds.

Capitol Washington

Polar Regions Coverage Totals 4.88 Million Square Miles

The polar regions are reported as covering 4,883,800 square miles. No further details on sources or context are provided in the fragment.

Endeavor Meeting Closes After Closing Address

A large gathering of Endeavorers in Los Angeles heard a farewell message from local clergy led by Rev. J Whitcomb Brougher and Rev Francis W Clark. The event featured the closing address by Clark, president of the United Society, marking the end of the Inter- event and signaling its conclusion in the city.

Los Angeles Cal J. Whitcomb Brougher Temple Baptlet Church Francis W Blark Boston United Society

Hero of Boer War Killed on Ranch in Canada

Major Churchill Cokburn, Victoria Cross recipient for valor in the South African War, was killed at his Battle Creek ranch when a wild broncho kicked him in the stomach. The incident occurred near Winnipeg on July 14.

Winnipeg Man Churchill Cokburn Battle Creek

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