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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1914

Page

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Belgrade Falls to Austrians in Europe War Furore

A Semlin dispatch reports Austrian forces crossed the Danube east of Belgrade and now occupy the city. Heavy cannonade followed the attack, with Semlin monitors firing until dawn. Other fronts report battles along the Serbian frontier as Austrian columns advance toward Nish.

Belgrade Europe London Danube Gervia Semendria Nish Semlin Oca Bosnia Kiecznicy Morriver Bemendria

Weather Forecast for Wyoming Thunder Showers Likely

Washington dispatch cautions Wyoming forecast with local thunder showers expected Friday and probable continuation into Saturday. Forecaster notes unsettled conditions, possible brief downpours, and temperatures near seasonal norms across western and central counties.

Washington Wyoming

Bryan Explains The Justice Of Proposed Payment

Secretary Bryan issues a second formal statement defending the Columbian treaty and the proposed 25 million settlement for Panama canal claims. He says the current treaty stands on today’s facts, not the 1908 controversy, and argues the United States was not required to use eminent domain. The piece notes Roosevelt’s request to address the Senate committee and that the matter may be delayed to December.

Washington Bryan Roosevelt Columbia Panama United States Colombia Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate

Map Shows War Scene Extends Across Southeast Europe

The article discusses how the Austro Hungarian and Serbian conflict could widen beyond the core nations. It notes that Russia and Germany might stay out, yet Roumania Bulgaria Greece and Montenegro could be drawn in. Hints of broader repercussions are mentioned.

Austria Servia Europe Russia Germany Roumania Bulgaria Greece Montenegro

Warning on anti fat cures from department of agriculture

Washington July 30 The department of agriculture warns against so called anti fat nostrums after tests show most preparations are worthless. No drug can safely reduce flesh without injury. only dieting and exercise over time work. Letters to curb interstate sales under food and drugs act arrive, but claims on packages evade action, so the department warns the public.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Wheat Takes Second Jump as Market Soars

Chicago reports Wheat leapt seven cents in the first trading minute with December option at 98 cents and May at 1.08, near war‑time highs. Prices varied two cents across pit sections, then rose again to near eight cents. Corn also climbed amid war‑related market tension, while oats and provisions advanced modestly.

Chicago

Efforts to Secure Armistice in Mexico Intensify

Washington reports U S moves to press General Carranza for immediate armistice following Provisional President Carbajal appeal. Secretary Bryan telegraphed John R Silliman urging suspension of hostilities as Carbajal aims to transfer power peacefully. Zapata reportedly to cooperate to ease peace talks. Carranza travels to Saltillo to meet Carbajal envoys as talks begin.

Washington United States Carranza Mexico Carbajal Bryan John R. Silliman Wilson Jose Castellot Mexico City Carvajal Saltillo Zapata Constitutionalist Baltillo

United States to Study War Maneuvers in Europe

Washington July 30. Officials say US army and navy representatives may be sent as observers to the European war zone if conflict escalates. Military and naval attaches abroad would also serve as observers, with port procedures by neutral nations and embassies. The Maine and other vessels remain in European waters awaiting developments. Red Cross has not arranged staff, but funds are being received at local branches for contingent use.

Washington Japan England Europe Great Britain Asia India Germany Austria Italy Far East United States Spain Philippines United States Army Maine Red Cross Red Cross Society

Body Lost in Flood Found Near Blakeley Home

The body of Mrs. Be Blakeley wife of E E Blakeley a Telluride jeweler who perished in Monday's cloud burst and flood was found this morning under the Erickson hotel porch about a block east of the Blakeley residence. Firemen sluicing mud revealed it as workers id entified by her husband. Two typhoid fever cases were reported and heavy rains hampered cleanup with over 100 teams aiding the effort.

Tylluride Colo Erickson Hotel Blakeley

No Hope for Mediation in Engine-men Strike

President Wilson intervenes by summoning mediation board leaders and both sides to Washington for a Saturday morning conference as wage dispute with western railroads nears breakdown. About 55,000 firemen and engineers are directly involved with 100,000 oilers and wipers affected indirectly amid demands for wage increases to match rising living costs.

Wilson Chicago Mediation Board General Managers’ Committee Washington Western Railroads United States Ilinois Ghial Road Canada Fort William Ontario Grand Trunk Pacific Warren Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers W. 8. Carter Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen A. W. Trenholm Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Interstate Commerce Commission Carter Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation William L. Chambers Federal Mediation Board G. W. W. Hanger Martin A. Knapp

Henry Helpenstein dies en route to visit daughter

Henry Helpenstein 72, of 316 West Twenty Fourth Street, died yesterday afternoon in Sidney Nebraska of heart failure while en route to Sheridan to visit his daughter Mrs Ira Kingsley. He had left on Union Pacific No 4 and collapsed in Sidney station. He was an oil mixer in Cheyenne and later worked for Central Coal and Coke in Rock Springs. He had operations for gangrene that included four amputations from a Civil War wound. Survived by widow Harriet and daughter Mrs Ira Kingsley of Sheridan. Funeral plans not announced.

Henry Tielpenstein West Twenty-fourth Street Bidney Neb Sheridan Ira Kingsley Myra Helpenstein Ihlae Union Pacific Sidney Burlington Alrain Thomas F. Durbin Sidney Ifore Clork Hepenstein Cheyenne Ikti Hjelpenstein Durbin Rock Springs Central Coal and Coke Company Ile Mey Ira Kingsley Ehure Eley Holpenstein J. B Reynolds Grand Army of the Republic Cheyanne Lodge No. 2 Knights of Pythias Glewson Chapel Harriet Ira Kingeley

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