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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

11

Shopmen Press for Higher Wages Without Strike

Twelve hundred Denver railroad shop workers draft a protest to Director General McAdoo over government wage increases. They currently earn 54 cents an hour and seek 5.90 dollars per day or parity with Pacific coast shipyards, while stating they will not strike. Washington will hear shop trades first by the federal board on wages and conditions Monday.

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

Hillsdale Defeats Union Pacific in 11 Inning Baseball Thriller

Hillsdale wins an 11 inning home game against Union Pacific in Hillsdale Wyoming. Debinham allowed eleven, Schilling struck out nine for UP. Moore scored the winning run after a walk and steal, as Hillsdale pulls out the dramatic 11th inning victory. UP plans a return game June 16 in Cheyenne.

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 steamer with Cheyenne ties

The Hamburg American liner President Lincoln, torpedoed and sunk days ago in American transport service, was well known to Cheyenne people who had traveled to Europe aboard it in recent years. Cheyenne families including Mr and Mrs Gaull and Mrs Ganffl and Gust John of Manville were among those who sailed on the vessel.

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

Donates Stationery to Red Cross Driver Baramir

A local donor presented a handmade fondator to the Red Cross during a morning ceremony. The device will be raffled to raise funds for Red Cross relief efforts while plans to display the machine in city streets are announced.

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 education commissioner urges high school graduates to pursue college study that includes military training. Colleges with 100 or more students in military instruction will have army officers as instructors. Participants join the training corps become U S army members but not subject to active service until age. The program serves immediate war needs and builds future leadership.

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

Red Cross Awards Service Badge for Foreign Workers

Paris June So Maj James J Perkins commissioner for Europe of the American Red Cross approved a service badge for Red Cross workers after six months or more foreign service. The badge features a dark blue ribbon with a narrow white band and red cross, and includes stars to indicate months of service. It identifies those who served abroad and return in civilian clothes after enlistment ends.

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

Mystery in Shelling of American Position

British and American forces probing a shelled area in Lorraine after days of rain. General reconnaissance found a long line of supply wagons in the shell zone as troops advance. Fragments describe the bombardment and ensuing investigation by Allied forces.

United Prog Aiaff Lorraine Mall Witney

House Painter Arrested for Theft in Sheridan Wyoming

Jebel Moody a house painter of Sheridan is under arrest in Hardin Montana on charges of robbing Mrs. C. Blankenship of Hardin of 18 dollars in cash and diamonds valued at 146. He allegedly sold the diamonds and spent the proceeds on liquor before his capture and is jailed on 2600 bail. Moody is described as a steady worker except during periodic sprees.

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

Strike Ends for Fremont County Sheep Herder Camp

The Fremont county sheepherder strike near Lander Wyoming appears near settlement as many return to work under the 17 cent per sheep schedule used by the flockmasters. Some strikers refuse and relocate to other states where shearing jobs exist. demands had ranged from 20 to 22 cents per sheep shorn, though workers on 17 cents earned as high as 25.

Sunflowers Tested as Wyoming Stock Feed Crop

L F Kelly of Riverton and J L urah of Lander plant ten and two and a half acres of sunflowers in Wyoming for stock feed. County Agricultural Agent M Dh Roimevain promotes the trial as a potential popular Wyoming crop.

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

Coughs and Bronchial Ailments Mention Foley Remedy

A reader from Bishop California describes coughs and bronchial symptoms common this year and endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable remedy. The letter mentions relief after using the medicine last week and hints at ongoing recovery.

Foley Hovey Mia Margaret Satele Bishop Calif Petey

Medal Awaits Unknown Hero

A stretcher bearer during a French retreat saves a wounded comrade by crossing a destroyed bridge and delaying the German advance. The general vows the Medal Militaire, but the soldier is never found, leaving the honor unclaimed and unknown amid hundreds of others. Later, a separate report notes a young man dies of typhoid fever in Upton, identified only by age.

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

London women avert disaster at factory blaze recital

A London factory recital night became a crisis when a fire broke out. Twenty female workers, trained in fire drills, stayed at their posts despite warnings, aiding the evacuation as firefighters battled the blaze. Their actions helped save the plant from destruction.

London House of Cimmons Wadow Vail Ely Gonivede

Dying NGO Pol in Iran Ballamoad

Unclear fragment mentions Iran and Ballamoad with June date. Limited readable names and places. Context suggests a political or NGO-related note, but details are unreadable.

NGO POL NN Iran Ballamoad MCR

Many Accents Unite in U.S. Army Frontline Doughboys

Report from May 10 describes diverse naturalized American servicemen at the front near ruins of a village. Soldiers from Italian, Irish, German heritage and others discuss loyalty, language barriers, and common purpose to defeat Germany. They vow to make the world safe for democracy as shells fall.

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

Golfers to Continue Flag Competition in Fort Collins

Memorial day parade caused schedule changes as Fort Collins Country Club extends the annual flag contest for today and tomorrow. Players aim to complete par plus handicap with a flag planted at final stroke while entry stamps fund a prize. Estes Park Club invites Fort Collins players to sample its 18 hole course Sunday.

Fort Colling Colo Estes Park

Flooding Damages Farms East of Windsor in Heavy Rains

Heavy rains washed No. 2 ditch and overflowed its banks near Windsor, damaging alfalfa beets and beans. Water up to two feet deep covered 1000 feet of highway, stranding seven automobiles and forcing people to shelter on ranches as floodwaters slowly receded. Dr James H McCrery and Paul McCrery traveled through the flooded area.

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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