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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
16
The article reports that Germany ignores President Wilson's demand to observe humane submarine warfare. It argues Germany seeks no arbitration and remains isolated, risking strained trade with Britain as US-German relations deteriorate. U.S. public support for Wilson's stance is noted.
A political screed attacks tariff tinkering by the Underwood and Aldrich laws, naming Barnes Penrose Bourne and Warren as standpat conspirators. It argues tariffs boosted profits for farmers and industry, warns against war, and asserts the era will become America's central storehouse and banker if Peace policies hold. It cites wool wheat oil and farm wealth gains, and predicts ships and neutral trade as key.
A fragment notes that favorable prospects for prosperity clash with efforts to use an old machine to grind down dissent, portraying a battle between hopeful growth and entrenched monopoly power.
Thousands of Confederate veterans in Richmond open their twenty fifth reunion pledging loyalty to the Union and support for President Wilson. They pray for wise leadership in international affairs and honor Jefferson Davis Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
Local ad notes Miller's Repair Shop at 1709 Carey Avenue offers accurate watch repairing and adjusting with moderate prices and high grade work. Also mentions nearby services and public notices from Cheyenne area.
Report details a missing fire department horse named Babe, later located in a stable with other horses, suspected to be taken from the city pasture. Also notes a marriage license issued to William Harbour of Eaton Colorado and Gertrude Marion Clark of Torrington.
As President Wilson and his cabinet weigh a second note to Germany, the United States eyes a firm response to the Lusitania attack. Officials foresee a terse note if Germany does not reply, with Bernstorff likely to seek understanding in discussions. A Swiss refuge exodus of Americans in recent days underscores wartime tensions.
Patient recounts severe illness from November 1908 to February 1909. After trials of various treatments and two consultations, doctors deemed lung involvement and poor prognosis. The Alterative is claimed to have led to a dramatic recovery, with the patient stating health improved beyond previous levels.
An array of editorials reflects U S and German wartime exchange over the Lusitania sinking and German submarine policy. Papers like The New York Times and World judge Berlin’s reply harshly or evasively, while others praise or critique its tone and content.
New York reports both Piping Rock and Belmont will run together tomorrow marking the first time in history that both tracks are in swing on the same day. Belmont entries arrived late fueling rumors that the Belmont card might be canceled, though racing is expected to proceed.
Dubois reports that Dr. J. H. Jones and his wife were found dead with bullet wounds to the temple. Authorities consider murder and self-inflicted death as likely. Dr. Jones was a well known local figure.
Hundreds visit Sands Leader to browse the largest fishing tackle stock in the city. Shoppers read through items each morning, seeking value and variety.
Washington reports that sheep losses to dogs could raise totals by 150 to 600 percent in 46 farm states outside the Western Division. A department bulletin cites sheep-killing dogs as the main cause of dwindling flocks, noting over 100,000 sheep killed annually in the 86-state area and experts warn of broader economic impact.
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