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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

10

Shopmen Seek Higher Wages Without Striking

Twelve hundred railroad mechanics in Denver drafted a protest to Director General McAdoo over wage increases. They currently earn 54 cents an hour and seek 5.90 a day or parity with Pacific coast shipyards. The workers from Denver & Rio Grande, Colorado & Southern, Denver Salt Lake, Union Pacific, and Burlington say they will not strike. A Washington hearing set for Monday will hear shop trades such as machinists and boilermakers as the federal wage board takes up their claims first.

Penver Denver McAdoo Pacific Coach Shipyards Denver & Rio Grande Colorado & Southern Denver @ Salt Lake Union Pacific Burlington Washington Federal Board On

Hillsdale Wins 11 Inning Game Over Unite Pacific

Hillsdale defeats Unite Pacific 11 in the eleventh inning in Hillsdale Wyoming. Debinham pitched well for Hillsdale and Moore scored the winning run after a walk and steal. Union Pacific to play Hillsdale in Cheyenne next, with future games including teams from Denver and Fort Rossel.

Hillsdale Wyo Hillsdale Baseball Club Unite ® Pacific Aggregation Bumbay Debinham Schilling U. P Moore Union Pacific Hillaisle Spnday Cheyenne Pioneer Mark P. m Tigure Rey Wil Denver Olen Pacific Wnh North Platio Mama Fort Rossel Ture Out Buck Them Up

President Lincoln torpedoed and Cheyenne tribute noted

The former Hamburg America liner President Lincoln, torpedoed and sunk in the American transport service, was well known to Cheyenne people who had travelled to Europe aboard it in recent years. Noted Cheyenne figures including Mr and Mrs William Gaull and others from Pine Bluff and Manville gathered to mourn or recall the liner's voyage.

Hamburg Am Lanchin American Transport Service O& von Europe Anidth Lincoln William Gaull Ganffl Albert Pine Diuffe Gust John Manville City

Donated item to Red Cross fundraiser sparked city raffle

A donor presented a hand fondator to the Red Cross drive this morning. Local men organized a close raffle with proceeds aimed at supporting Red Cross relief. The event drew interest as a citywide exhibition item and community participation.

Stldedakek RED Chors Baramir Wro Lagejoy Cress Ve Men of Oliy Red Crom Yurpoeoa

Boys urged to enter collbors with military training

Washington June 3 Dr P P Claxton federal commissioner of education urges high school graduates to pursue college study with military instruction. Institutions with 100 or more students in training will have army officers as instructors. Students join the training corps become U S army members but not subject to active service until adulthood.

Washington, D. C P. P. Claxton Federal Commissioner of Education Army United States Army War Department Claxton

Red Cross Service Badge Authorized for Foreign Work

James J. Perkins, commissioner for Europe of the American Red Cross, approves a service badge for Red Cross workers after six months or more foreign service. The badge features a dark Sloe ribbon and a white band with a small red cross, identifying those who served abroad and returned in civilian clothes.

Paris James J. Perkins Europe American Red Cross Red Cros Red Cross

Mystery in Shelling of American Position

Civilians and American troops report confusion after a bombardment in Lorraine. A long line of supply wagons was discovered amid mud and rain as the shelling continued. Correspondent Mall describes the scene and questions surrounding the attack.

United Prog Aiaff Lorraine Mall Witney

House Painter Arrested in Hardin for Theft of Jewelry

Jeb el Moody, a house painter from Sheridan Wyoming, is jailed in Hardin Montana on charges he robbed Mrs. C Blankenship of $18 in cash and diamonds worth $1 46. He allegedly spent the proceeds on drinks before capture. Moody, described as steady when sober, faced $2 600 bail.

Sheridan Wyo Jebel Moody Hardin Mont Mra. C. Blankenship Houde

Strike Ends Narrowly As Fremont Sheep Shearers Return

Strike by Fremont county sheep shearers including in Arminta Moneta Shpahon and Ampa hoe has largely ended as many return to work on the 17 cent schedule. Some holdouts left for other states where shearing is ongoing while others rejected the old rate. Strikers had demanded 20 to 22 cents per sheep shorn, though 17 cent workers could earn as high as 25.5 cents per sheep.

Wyoming sunflowers trialed as stock feed crop

In Lander Wyoming on June 3 County Agricultural Agent M Dh Roimevain promotes a trial of sunflowers as stock feed. L F Kelly of Riverton and J L urah plant ten and two and one half acres respectively hoping for a successful result that could make sunflowers a popular Wyoming crop.

Lander Wye Wyoming L F. Kelly Riverton J. L. Urah M. Dh. Roimevain

Remedy Warns Against Spring Colds In California Letter

A reader from Bishop California describes coughs and bronchial trouble common this time of year and endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable remedy. The note mentions overcoming a cold last week and seeking relief. Contains two spellings and garbled phrases from the source text.

Foley Hovey Mia Margaret Satele Bishop Calif Petey

Medal Awaits Unknown Hero

A French stretcher bearer who saved a wounded comrade and delayed German advance by destroying a bridge is unnamed, leading a general to award the Medal Militaire. The man vanished after the act, with the tale highlighting duty and sacrifice amid wartime chaos. Sheriff reports a later typhoid death of an unidentified 25-year-old in Upton.

Henry Woop United Prem State Thia Pollu Montdidier Sark Oise Allette Coucy Couey Mnen Oberlied Hendreds Upton Old Reine Place Howell Tweeday

London workers heroic fire drill saves plant

A London factory scene ends with a dramatic blaze as women workers, trained in fire drills, evacuate to safety while firefighters suppress the flames. A recital at a local hall drew the crowd as the incident unfolds with cartridges and paper burning near the plant.

London House of Cimmons Wadow Vail Ely Gonivede

Dying NGO Pol Nn Iran Ballamoa? Mcr

Fragmentary clipping notes a dying NGO related to Iran and an individual named Ballamoad or Ballamoa with reference to Verde Wyoming on June 3. Text is severely garbled and lacks clear event structure or outcomes.

NGO POL NN Iran Ballamoad MCR

Many Accents in the American Expeditionary Forces Front Line

A World War I field dispatch describes diverse naturalized doughboys in the American Expeditionary Forces at the front. Officers praise loyalty as they recount a trench raid against German troops and the men’s resolve to fight for democracy despite varied origins.

United Press Gormars Demn Kaiser Ireland Russia Balkans Sweden Norway Germany America

Golfers Continue Flag Competition At Fort Collins

Fort Collins golfers will extend the annual flag competition through tomorrow evening after a Memorial Day parade disrupted the schedule. Players must par the course plus their handicap, placing the flag at their final stroke. Entry fees fund thrift stamps awarded to the flag bearer near or beyond the home hole. Estes Park Golf Club invited Fort Collins players to try its 18 hole course Sunday, drawing many locals.

Fort Colling Colo Estes Park

Heavy rains flood Windsor area washing out alfalfa crops

A cloud burst drenched the Windsor area as No. 2 ditch overflowed at three points east of town. Floodwaters two feet deep trapped seven autos west of Pewars ranch and forced motorists to shelter on ranches. relief came as water receded later that night and food transport began again. Dr James H McCrery and Paul McCrery drove through the flooded district during the storm.

Greeley, Cole No. 2 Windsor W. F. Pewars Charles Williams Ed March Charles, Teller Powers Williams Place James H. McCrery Paul Gresley

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