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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
10
The piece notes prominent Valonista enemies of Premier Asquith forming a new coalition cabinet. Bonar Law, then opposition leader, and Sir Arthur Balfour have long opposed Asquith but united with the government at the war’s outbreak.
Washington May 31 The final touches were made on President Wilsons Mexican statement to be released after cabinet deliberations. Officials say it will avoid threats and stress that 160000 armed men should not bar 15 million people from food. The memo denounces bandit methods and notes people are starving due to such actions.
The mayor and officials offer a reward of 60 000 for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons involved in the night of May 11 1915 at the home of George Woller. Chief of Police W J McClement oversees the matter with Tec tmerman Co involved.
President Wilson said he would likely defer public comment on Mexican factions until tomorrow after cabinet talks. He praised special agent Du Val West for his report and indicated West’s major work is finished with no plan to return to Mexico. He will meet with Miss Mabel Boardman on using border posts as depots for food.
Frank M. Walsh, chairman of the industrial relations commission, declares that John D. Rockefeller Jr. is responsible for Colorado events. He cites a Washington hearing record showing indictments against Rockefeller’s father and son and accuses Rockefellers of political domination and deception surrounding the Ludlow massacre.
A revival of ancient rites celebrated the completion of the Daibutsu restoration in Nara. The 53 and a half foot Buddha statue known as Roahanan, dating to 749 A.D., was rededicated with eye opening rites performed by the 194th abbot Teutaul Kwansel Shi. The ceremony drew hundreds of thousands as banners, flowers, and a multi colored curtain enshrouded the temple.
In Rapulpa Oklahoma on June 1 an explosion wrecked the Rapulpa Daily Herald plant as a rubber tube filled with nitroglycerin wrapped around the press and types. The building caught fire and the blaze swept the town. City Editor C L Tong said the paper opposed gambling and illegal sales of ginor. Long said management had been warned to ease the fleche.
Unclear OCR fragment lists players Mathewson Schupp McLean Smith Ragan Whaling and batteries for Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis. Mentions American League and various abbreviations with incomplete scores and names.
James and Aghew lead Cleveland designers Starstead and QO Nell in a local pattern competition, showcasing T and Z designs amid steady craftsmanship.
The clipping lists team rosters and battery pairings for Buffalo and Brooklyn clubs with players such as Smith Bailey Rue Ford Allen Blair Moseley Raekden Wilson Upham Pratt Simon Callop Brown Hendrix Wilson. It then shows Western League standings with GMCBRG Detroit and others.
Westbrook Maine woman testifies back pains and fatigue improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Man at Manston Wisconsin reports relief from life change symptoms including night sweats after one bottle and six months use. Letters to the Lydia Pinkham company promise confidential advice from a woman.
A man believed to be Henry Clark of Philadelphia climbed cables to the Brooklyn Bridge tower and leaped into the water. He struck the river, remained submerged for less than a minute, and his body had not yet been recovered.
In muddy conditions, Mrs J B Bond lost control of a Ford and struck a streetcar at the Twentyeixth and O Neill streets corner. Both the car top and trailer were damaged but Bond and her brother B Geam escaped uninjured.
The Cheyenne Cattle Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 27 1915 in the secretary of state office. Its purpose includes owning buying selling and dealing in real estate grain crops cattle sheep horses hogs and other livestock and related merchandise. The capital stock is fifty thousand dollars.
A Wyoming company charter details 59000 share par value stock, Nifty 50 mention, operations in Wyoming and other places, managed by three directors Ri Paul J O Lewis and J R B Carpenter, agent for service W W Busselie, office at 100 W 17th street Cheyenne Wyoming, date June 1.
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Land Office announces Frank C. Reymore of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim in Section 24 Township 15 West Range 67 West 6th P M. Witnesses named Leith Bowles Palmer Ramahaw. Publication date May 25 1915.
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