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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

1

Mine Workers Approve Plan to Raise Educational Fund

The Wyoming State Federation of Labor convention in Casper adopted a plan to create The Educational Fund Of Organized Labor in Wyoming. District 22 of United Mine Workers will oversee disbursement and loan decisions with a five member board including the fund custodian.

Wyoming State Federation of Labor Casper Unitine Workers of District 22 Richard Shipp Edward le Colorado James Morgan Jaemeen United Mine Workers of Educational Fund of Organized Labor Wyoming State Federation of Labor United Mine Workers International Board State Federation Educational Board

Secretary Lane and Mather Visit Wyoming for Park Highway Conference

Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane and park service head Stephen Mather arrive in Cheyenne with a nine person party en route to Cody for a Park to Park Highway conference to be held July 24 and 25 at the Canon hotel. Wyoming delegates from Cheyenne Chugwater Wheatland Douglas and likely Laramie will attend as the interior department backs a proposed route linking all national parks.

Franklin K. Lane Wilson Stephen Mather Bureau of National Parks Cheyenne Cody Canon Hotel Wyoming OG. W. Hoyt W. C. Deming The Wyoming Tribune W. EB. Chaplin Harry P. Hynds Percy Hoyt Chugwater Wheatland Douglas Laramie Interior Department

Three Men Wounded in Thames Street Shooting

Two Mexican suspects were arrested after a revolver attack at Sixteenth and Thames left Theodore Valencie fatally wounded and Les Villa with a chest wound. A third Mexican was found with a thigh wound in a Sixteenth street shop. Valencia died later at St Johns hospital. Villa remained hospitalized.

Theodore Valencie Les Villa Firteenth Thames Trecta Jose Herpandes Pablo Estebre Valencia Villa St. John's Hospital Sixteenth Thames Streets Hernandez Estebre Sixteenth Street

Bliss Praises Funston Camps and Mobilization Readiness

Major General Bliss reports National Guard camps in excellent sanitary condition with adequate shelter and rations. General Funston receives high credit for handling the mobilization as newly commissioned brigadiers are assigned, while guardsmen are released with dependent allowances in effect. Battles and bandit activity along the border continue to be monitored with ongoing military actions in El Paso and Palomas.

Bliss Funston Trip South Aker Congress Majoreneral Buss Mission Texas San Antonio Charles G. Morton Seventh Brigade Douglas George A. Dodd Mexico Granger Adame Eighth Pield Artillery el Paso H. Plummer Francisco Gonzales Villa Jininesight Santa Vrabel Marin Lopes Big Dead Jason Ojinaga United States Sis Palomas Trevino Santigao Namieres Coachella

Deutschland Prepares for a Dash Home Through the Sea

Baltimore July 19 at 11 o'clock tonight two spars of the German merchant submarine Deutschland were lowered and the conning tower closed. The tug Thomas F. Timmins with crew and master aboard lay nearby. Signals indicate the submarine is ready to leave at any time as seamen reportedly fear being shelled by allied cruisers off the capes.

Baltimore Thomas F. Timmins Rine

Guardsman Dies in Rio Grande

Pri veto Thomas Haag of Company M Tenth Pennsylvania infantry drowned while swimming with comrades in the Rio Grande at Boquillas Texas Sunday The river about thirty feet deep and very swift has been dragged without success as of late today

Marathon Tex

La Follette Attacks Naval Bill as Trust Plan

Senator La Follette denounces the naval bill as a trust plan aided by moneyed interests and metropolitan support. He critiques an $11,000,000 amendment and accuses oil and steel groups of backing the preparedness scheme to serve imperialist aims, insisting the plan imposes costs on the American public.

LA Follette NAVAL Washington Semater la Follette Tcheral Acsa Wisconger Te Sanna Oliver and Penrose Het la Pollette Jt Wen Ate Oil Beth Steel

Accident Forces State Leader to Curtail Issue

The State Leader reduces content due to a mechanical breakdown and paper shortages from suppliers. A carload of paper may not arrive for six weeks, risking a four page issue if new stock does not arrive.

Cherenus

Wyoming Weather Outlook Indicates Fair Skies

The Wyoming forecast shows generally fair conditions with dry weather and light winds. If the pattern holds, the period into Friday may stay mild with no significant precipitation.

Wyoming Warner Thuredey

Drowned In Mexican Flood Rosy Death Toll Rises

In Mexico City on July 10 reports say more than 209 lives have been lost in floods sweeping the Queretaro region for months. Over 160 buildings are destroyed and water in some dwellings and public buildings has reached four feet in height.

Mexico City Queretaro

Babbitt Resigns as Undersheriff in County

Orrin Babbitt, undersheriff of this county, tendered his resignation to Sheriff Ashley L. Gleason to take effect August 1. Sheriff Gleason accepted and named Nels Perry to succeed him. Babbitt said the retirement was political, with no personal breach between the two men. both are Republican candidates for sheriff.

Orrin Babbitt Sherif Ashley L. Gleason Gleason Nels Perry Smalley

Germans Strive to Check Allies Amid Offensive Actions

Desperate German efforts surface on multiple fronts as British troops push near Delville Wood and Longueval while French lines report heavy bombardments near Verdun and Hit 30. Russian forces win back positions near Riga with German counterattacks repelled by Berlin.

Somme Teutons Longueval Delville Wood Wedaveday Jost Bomme Verdun Riga Mareball von [Iindenburg Verlin Latek Petrograd

Russian assaults and Austrian countermoves on front lines

Descriptions of Russian attacks in the Carpathians and across the Pruth met with Austrian defense gains. German naval aviation reported damage to Russian ships and land targets near Reval and Uvlt of Portland, per Kerlin.

Pruth Reval Potland Kerlin

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Ed Doyle Baker Lane City Tonight Ian Thompson Httle Villa Exserted MacFarland Clancy War Department National Guard Villistas Deutschland Ansiely Prive KONIG Rio Grande Germany England Indenburg Carpathians
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