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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

2

Shopmen in Denver Demand Raise from Uncle Sam

Twelve hundred railroad shop mechanics in Denver draft 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, while stating they will not strike. Roads involved include Denver Rio Grande, Colorado and Southern, Denver and Salt Lake, Union Pacific, and Burlington. In Washington, federal wage board opens hearings Monday to hear shop trades claims first as most urgent.

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Hillsdale Edges Unite Pacific In 11th Inning Duel

Hillsdale defeats Unite Pacific 11 to 10 in an eleven inning baseball game at Hillsdale Wyoming Debinham hurled eleven strikeouts while Schilling fanned nine for UP Moore scored the decisive run after a walk and steal and Debinham delivered the clutch hit to win the contest The UP squad plans a return game on June 16 at Cheyenne with hopes of reinforcing the club ahead of future matchups against Denver and other regional teams

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 travelers aboard

The Hamburg American liner President Lincoln, torpedoed and sunk recently, was a familiar vessel among Cheyenne people who had traveled to Europe on its voyages in recent years. Notables including Mr and Mrs Gaull and Mrs Ganffl along with Albert of Pine Diffe and Gust John of Manville were among former city residents listed as aboard the President Lincoln.

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

Red Cross fundraiser to raffle donated machine

A local donor gave a hand fondator to the Red Cross in the morning. City residents will view the machine on display and tickets will be raffled with proceeds benefiting the Red Cross.

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 enroll in colleges offering military instruction. Schools with 100 or more military-education students will have army officers as instructors and cadets become U S army members but not subject to active service until age. The program aims to meet wartime needs and build future leadership.

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

Service badge for Red Cross workers approved

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 blue bow ribbon with a white stripe and red cross, worn in civilian clothes after enlistment ends.

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

Mystery in Shelling of American Position

Report from Lorraine dated May 15 describes the Allied bombardment aftermath as a gray rainy afternoon reveals a long line of supply wagons near the American position. The piece notes confusion over the shelling and the sequence of events as American forces investigate.

United Prog Aiaff Lorraine Mall Witney

House Painter Under Arrest on Theft Charge at Sheridan

Jebel Moody, a house painter from Sheridan Wyoming, is jailed in Hardin Montana on charges of stealing $18 in cash and diamonds worth $1 450 from Mrs. C Blankenship of Hardin. He allegedly disposed of the gems before arrest and spent the money on drinks. bail set at $2,600. Moody known as a steady worker, with recent drinking sprees.

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

Striking Fremont County shearers near end as workers return

The Fremont County sheepherder strike in Arminta Moneta Shpahon and Ampa Hoe appears nearly resolved with several shearers resuming work for 17 cents per sheep shorn. Some strikers declined to return and left for other states where shearing proceeds. Demands ranged from 20 to 22 cents per sheep while 17-cent workers sometimes earned up to 25 dollars.

Sunflowers Tested as Stock Feed in Wyoming

L F Kelly of Riverton and J L Urah plant ten and two and one half acres of sunflowers in Lander Wyoming in a first state trial. County Agricultural Agent M Dh Roimevain promotes the experiment predicting sunflowers will become a popular Wyoming crop.

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

Reliable Flu and Cold Remedy Mentioned in Letter

A reader from Bishop California praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a trustworthy cure for coughs and chest chills common in the season. The note mentions prior illness and relief after using the medicine, and hints at additional plays or items elsewhere in the paper.

Foley Hovey Mia Margaret Satele Bishop Calif Petey

Medal Awaints Unknown Hero

A French stretcher bearer risks his life to destroy a collapsing bridge under heavy fire to delay German advances. The unnamed hero saves a wounded comrade and, though celebrated by a general, remains unidentified and may never receive the Medal Militaire without a chance encounter or further proof.

Henry Woop United Prem State Thia Pollu Montdidier Sark Oise Allette Coucy Couey Mnen Oberlied Hendreds

London workers avert disaster in factory fire drill turnabout

A London factory recital drew workers to an incident where a blaze threatened the plant. Twenty women, trained in fire drills, stayed at their posts despite warnings from men and helped keep the fire under control until firefighters arrived.

London House of Cimmons Wadow Vail Ely Gonivede

Dying NGO Pol NN Iran Ballamoad MCR

Unclear readable text notes a June event in Verde Wyoming with mention of Iran and Ballamoad MCR during a likely prior week. No coherent story emerges from the fragment.

NGO POL NN Iran Ballamoad MCR Verde Wyo

Many Accents Yet One American Frontline Voice

By Frank J. Taylor United Press staff correspondent with the American Expeditionary Forces at the front May 10. Doughboys in ruins discuss their latest fight and plans for more action. A diverse mix of nationalities, now American by service, share loyalty to the cause and to beating Germany for democracy.

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

Golfers To Continue Flag Competition At Fort Collins

Memorial Day parade disrupted the schedule leading Fort Collins Country Club to extend its flag golf contest through today and tomorrow evening. Players aim to par plus handicap, flag remaining where final stroke lands, with thrift stamps funding the home-hole flag prize. Estes Park Club invited Fort Collins golfers to trial its eighteen-hole layout on Sunday.

Fort Colling Colo Estes Park

Heavy rains flood Windsor area causing road and field damage

A cloud burst-like storm drenched the Windsor area washing the No. 2 ditch and flooding east of Windsor. Beets, alfalfa, beans damaged while cars were stranded. water over 2 feet covered about 1000 feet of highway near the Williams farm. Local residents including Dr. James H. McCrery and his brother witnessed the flood and aided motorists overnight.

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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