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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
2
The article notes Bonar Law and Sir Arthur Bal four as long time opponents of Premier Asquith who joined the new coalition cabinet after the war began, abandoning party lines to support the government.
President Wilson prepares a formal statement on Mexico to be released after the cabinet meeting. Officials say it will avoid threats and insist the time has come to end the exploitation of 15 million starving people by 160,000 armed men. The document condemns banditry and depredations that drive food shortages and deaths.
The mayor and police announce a 60 000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for breaking into the home of George Woller on the night of May 11 1915. Chief of Police W J McClement coordinates the case with Tec mmerman Co.
President Wilson said he would likely defer public statement on Mexican affairs until tomorrow morning after cabinet discussions. He praised special agent West whose detailed report he described as admirable and noted West’s work is nearly finished with no plan to return to Mexico. He will meet with Miss Mabel Boardman to discuss using border army posts as depots for food aid and consult Secretary Garrison afterward.
Frank M. Walsh, chairman of the industrial relations commission, declares in a statement that John D. Rockefeller Jr. bears responsibility for Colorado events. He cites indictments against Rockefeller family members and Colorado operators, accusing them of political domination and complicity in the Ludlow massacre.
A ceremony in Nara celebrates the restoration of the great Buddha temple and the Daibutsu statue. The eye opening rite reaffirms the sacred image with the Imperial brush and a curtain of five colors as hundreds of thousands attend the event.
The Rapulpa Daily Herald plant was wrecked by a nitroglycerine explosion early today after the editor warned three months to curb gambling and illegal sales. The building caught fire, spreading flames through the press room and offices as townspeople watched.
Scattered text lists battery assignments and team abbreviations including Mathewson Schupp McLean and others, with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia references and partial league notes. The fragment mentions batters Zabel Breanahan Adams McQuillan Gibson Schang and names St Louis Cincinnati and Weaviness in unclear contexts.
A fragmented report mentions James and Aghew alongside Jonea Starstead and QO NellL in a Cleveland pattern case. The readable text suggests names tied to a local matter but details remain unclear.
Entries show team rosters and batteries for multiple clubs with Seattle and Chicago lines. Western League standings list GMCBRG at 27 wins 14 losses and Detroit at 26 17 with a .596 percentage amid postponed games.
Mrs Lawrence of Westbrook Maine and Mrs Brownell of Manston Wisconsin report relief from menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They cite back pains night sweats hot flashes and improved health after prolonged use and recommend the medicine to friends.
A man identified as Henry Clark of Philadelphia climbed the cables to the Manhattan tower of the Brooklyn Bridge and jumped into the river seeking a movie contract. He sank in the water and his body had not yet been recovered several minutes later.
Mrs J B Bond driving a Ford lost control on a muddy street near Twenty sixth and ONeill streets and crashed into a street car treter. The top and trailer were damaged but Bond and her brother Mr B Geam escaped unharmed.
The Cheyenne Cattle Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 27 1915. Its purpose includes owning real estate raising crops and livestock and trading in other property profits. Capital stock is fifty thousand dollars.
The document notes 59,000 shares at par value five each for DoWare device. It states the company operates in Wyoming and other places, managed by three directors. First-year directors named are Ri Paul, J. O. Lewis, and J. B. Carpenter. Agent for service is W. W. Busselie. office listed at 100 W. 17th Street, Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming, dated June 1.
Department of the Interior announces Frank C. Reymore of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed intent to prove up final three year claim to lands described in section 24 township 15 west range 67 west sixth principal meridian before the Cheyenne land office on July 1 1915. Witnesses listed include Robert Leith Jacob C Bowles Claude F Palmer and James Hi Ramahaw from Wyoming towns.
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