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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
2
Pereond or United States company faces government suit alleging efforts to drive a rival out of business. Former American Bridge president Pereteal Roberts Ir now a corporate director alleged ties to the plan. He denied the company sought to cut prices to block rivals.
The Weathicer dispatch from Washington notes Wyoming delayed reports for Friday and Saturday with possible updates pending.
Schedule snippet lists West Bound Overland Limited trains with arrival and departure times. Includes DENVER PACIFIC No. 163 from South and No. 101 from South with various posted times. Also notes CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINGS No. 189 accommodation daily except Sunday and No. 164 accommodation with listed times.
Residents of Hillsdale Wyoming rally against the proposed county road No. 84 reroute. They argue the change would harm Corry and nearby landowners while benefiting private gain, forming the Hillsdale Protective Association to organize ongoing meetings each dust Saturday night.
Representatives from the Sheridan Ministerial Association pressed the county board to enforce liquor laws after claims that large quantities are sold near Sheridan. They cited a statement by J C Kroger of the Sheridan Brewing Co alleging one third of production is sold outside and within ten miles of Sheridan as prima facie evidence of violations.
At the Sheridan high school assembly two framed enlargements from Cloud Peak photographs were presented along with a Valuetto manuscript. Mrs J Kendrick donated the pictures and J H Pomeroy of the Nazarene Mission donated the manuscript copy of Anerien by Dr Smith. Neither donor attended this morning.
SUERIDAN Wyo Fung A Yea turday. A baby daughter of Robert Hurbridge, a Central Leé company employee, fell into a hot water wash tank as the mother did laundry. She was pulled free by her mother before serious damage. a physician treated scalded face hands and arms. The infant showed improvement the next day.
William Nottage of Larache plant suffered a severed right foot after being struck by a Union Pacific switch engine at the yards. He received immediate treatment by Dr Markley at his Cedar Street home and was later returned home in stable condition. doctors expect a good recovery despite pain.
Casper will gain a third refinery after visits by F Vou VonTacky of Pittsburg and son in law A Kutz of Denver. They secured options on three tracts and a refinery site survey will start once the site decision is made. Keystone Company plans a 8000 barrel capacity refinery and pipeline work to begin soon. firm officials and leases in Casper bolster the city as a major midwest oil center.
Miss Frank, who adopted ten children and tended the village memorials at Stony Creek for forty years, kept vigil for her beloved soldier from the Bull Run battle. She maintained his supposed return window and never believed his death. The family farm is left to an unmarried sister with a duty to keep the light.
A New York report from the committee on school inquiry, led by Professor Elliott of the University of Wisconsin, finds ten percent of elementary and high school teachers in the city are illiterate. The study cites numerous letters with glaring spelling errors and notes many teachers rated literate and meritorious despite the poor writing.
Washington June 5 Secretary Garfield drafts a plan to move militia pay from federal payroll to state funding. The proposal would allot federal money to states by militia size and align pay to the regular army’s efficiency, shifting officers and men off the national payroll while keeping payment through state authorities.
Wealeant vice-president of the National Highway Association opened a 60 600 automobile road tour at Gettysburg timed for June 3 on the second lap. The tour aims to showcase road taapeenom and roads across the nation with Mp Week accompanying.
From New York, Mr Westgard arrives for a national highway inspection tour. He will travel both northward toward the Canadian border and southward to assess roads across southern states as part of the Highway organization program.
In Aberdeen Scotland fifteen hundred granite workers have had their pay increased. In Porto Rico agricultural laborers now receive sixty cents for a twelve hour day.
Carnegie denies Miss Scott Troy’s claim that he betrayed the United States and seeks annexation by Britain. He calls the charge abased and beneath contempt as he awaits luncheon with Lloyd George and contemplates travels to Scotland and Berlin to meet the Kaiser.
A tiny four-pound Pomeranian dog sold for 1500 dollars, a high price that signals strong demand in the pet market and hints at premium value for small companion breeds.
The Miners Federation of Great Britain rejected a five day working week in a formal vote. Leaders announced the result amid ongoing labor pressure and wage discussions affecting mining communities.
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