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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

3

Denver shopmen seek higher wages without strike

Twelve hundred railroad shop mechanics in Denver draft a protest to Director General McAdoo over government-set wage increases. They currently earn 54 cents an hour and expect only a one cent rise, demanding 5.90 dollars per day or parity with Pacific coast shipyards. Roads involved include Denver and Rio Grande, Colorado and Southern, Denver Salt Lake, Union Pacific and Burlington. Representatives of machinists boilermakers electricians and car men will be heard by the federal wage board in Washington Monday, with shop crafts' claims prioritized.

Penver Denver McAdoo Pacific Coach Shipyards Denver & Rio Grande Colorado & Southern Denver @ Salt Lake Union Pacific Burlington Washington Federal Board On Mod Empire Fuminine Air Howie Pater Om Linates Bigield Thin Trench Mortar Company Ately

Hillsdale Wins 11-Inning Closer Over Union Pacific

Hillsdale defeats Union Pacific 11 innings to 10 in Hillsdale Wyoming. Debinham stars for Hillsdale with eleven outs, while Schilling fanned nine for UP. Moore scores the deciding run after a walk and steal, as Hillsdale seizes the late lead and hosts a return game on 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 Sunk In Torpedo Attack Observed By Cheyenne Folks

The Hamburg American liner President Lincoln, torpedoed and sunk while in the American transport service, was well known to Cheyenne residents who had traveled to Europe in recent years. Among those who made the trip aboard were Mr. and Mrs. Gaull, Mrs Ganffl, Albert Ganffl of Pine Bluff, and Gust John of Manville, former residents of the city.

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

Donates Fondator to Red Cross Driver in June Ceremony

A donor presented a hand Fondator to a Red Cross driver this morning. Organizers plan a raffle with proceeds to Red Cross to aid city street works and public exhibitions.

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 attend colleges offering military instruction. Colleges with 100 plus students in training will have army officers as instructors and all participants join the U S army but not be called to active duty until of age. The program aims to meet wartime needs and build leadership for postwar work.

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

Service Badge for Red Cross Workers Authorized

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 Sloe ribbon with a white band and red cross, and includes one star to indicate months of service. The badge identifies those who served overseas 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

In Lorraine on May 15 the American army described a bombardment that followed several rainy days. General and a patrol reported observing a long line of supply wagons stationary near an advancing front, amid confusion and questions about the shelling incident.

United Prog Aiaff Lorraine Mall Witney

House Painter Arrested for Theft at Sheridan Wyoming

Jeb el Moody, a house painter from Sheridan, is under arrest in Hardin Montana on charges of stealing $18 in money and diamonds worth $1 46 from Mrs. C Blankenship of Hardin. He allegedly disposed of the diamonds and spent the money on drinks, held on bail of 2600. Moody is described as a steady worker except during periodic sprees.

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

Strike nearly ends among Fremont County shearers in Wyoming

The Fremont county strike by sheepherder factions including Arminta Moneta Shpahon Ampa hoe areas appears near resolution. Many shearers returned to work on the 17 cent per sheep schedule, while others refused and moved to states where shearing is ongoing. Strikers had demanded 20 to 22 cents per sheep and some on 17 cents earned up to 25 dollars.

Sunflower Trial Promises Wyoming Crop Boost

L F Kelly of Riverton and J L Ur ah plant ten and two and one half acres of sunflowers in Lander Wyoming, experimenting with stock feed potential. County Agricultural Agent M Dh Roimevain promotes the project, predicting sunflowers may become a popular Wyoming crop after favorable trial results.

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

Noisy Seasonal Cough Remedies Promoted In Letter

A reader from Bishop California endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and bronchial irritation common this season. The note mentions prior illness, a relief claim, and a short personal sign off with two plays.

Medal Award Eludes Unknown French Hero Story

A stretcher bearer across a destroyed bridge delays German advances to save a comrade. The general, eager to honor him with the Medal Militaire, cannot find the man who vanished after the act. Officials later learn of the rescue only through the wounded soldier.

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

London Women Save Plant Fire After Drill Training

The house of Cimmons hosted a recital when a London women munmon worker saved their plant from a blaze. A fire started with live cartridges and paper. twenty workers, trained in fire drills, evacuated their posts while men warned others. Firefighters arrived and controlled the flames.

London House of Cimmons Wadow Vail Ely Gonivede

Dying NGO Pol NN Iran Ballamoad Mcr

Fragmentary report mentioning Iran and Ballamoad with unclear details and a June date from Verde Wyoming. The readable items suggest a political note or NGO reference but lack coherent facts.

NGO POL NN Iran Ballamoad MCR

Many Accents In The Doughboy Army Front Lines

A United Press dispatch from the American Expeditionary Forces at the front describes a mixed group of naturalized Americans from Italy Ireland Russia Poland and more, united by a common goal to defeat Germany and make the world safe for democracy. They rest in ruins after beating back a Bowie raiding party and prepare for further combat as they sharpen bayonets and share stories amid language barriers.

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

Golfers Continue Flag Competition Amid Memorial Parade

Fort Collins golfers extend the annual flag contest at the Country Club through today and tomorrow evening due to Memorial Day activities. The event awards a flag for the final stroke near par, with entry fees in thrift stamps. Estes Park invites Fort Collins players to try its eighteen hole course Sunday.

Fort Colling Colo Estes Park

Heavy Rains Flood Windsor Area Devastates Crops and Roads

In Greeley June 3 heavy rain swelled No. 2 ditch flooding three points east of Windsor. Alfalfa beets and beans damaged as water rose over 2 feet along 1000 feet of highway. Dozens of automobiles stalled. six groups spent the night on ranches as flood waters receded later.

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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