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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
10
In this opinion piece the author argues Americans should prioritize national identity over foreign sympathies during wartime. The author contends public opinion is shaped by press and pulpits toward European conflicts and urges dividing loyalties to protect the republic.
New York June 10 American era decided at a meeting to night to appeal personally to President Wilson for immediate relief from British commerce restrictions. They say thirty million dollars of non contraband merchandise destined for the country from Austria and Germany are held up in neutral ships.
New York June 16 A final appeal to the Court of Appeals for a reargument of the Becker murder case involving Herman Rosenthal was filed on behalf of Charles Becker as his execution week of July 12 approached.
In Berkeley California librarians from the North South East and West converge for a national conference. Frances Davis Wyoming state librarian attends with peers and praises the meetings for professional guidance and cross state networking. A social event at the Claremont House adds a cordial close to the gathering.
The Wyoming State Press association annual meeting will be in Wheatland this month. It promises to be instructional with late meeting conventions. Papers from top talent in journalism will be presented and a banquet is planned. Representatives from various newspapers will attend for exchange of views on printing business.
Fire at the Bylan Hughes and Strachan motor works in Park Royal destroyed three acres of buildings and 400 vehicles including 100 Red Cross ambulances and 200 army motor vans. The loss is pegged at about $500,000 and troops assisted firefighters.
London June 10 Reuter’s Athens correspondent reports the King’s condition showing satisfactory improvement and notes former Premier Venizelos has returned to Athens amid ongoing political movements in Greece.
Representative Tague of Massachusetts urged Acting Secretary Lansing to investigate claims that American youths pressed into British crews in Boston were induced to enlist in the British army. He cited letters from parents alleging their sons were taken for such service.
In Pontarlier France on June 10 authorities burned one hundred tons of wormwood leaves used to distill absinthe. The act followed a law suppressing the manufacture of the intoxicant with a sizable crowd in attendance but no ceremony.
Readable lines indicate the Cheyenne Leader newspaper directs readers to its Want Ad Department via telephone lines. The note emphasizes the department as the contact hub for classified inquiries and submissions.
Miller’s offers repair and adjustment services with moderate prices and high-grade work at 1709 Carey Avenue. Miss McKinney shows interest in deaf and blind education while Mark Chapman handles insurance and housing at 19th and Carey. J W Nullock travels north on official business as assistant state examiner. Deputy State Veterinarian James Bond returns from Carter Wyoming after cattle inspection. Governor Kendrick grants notarial commission to C B King of Garland Wyoming.
Dora Halleck and relatives made a short Cheyenne stop en route to San Francisco to visit expositions and other California sites. A Cheyenne Cadet band concert resumes at Lake Minnehaha park, weather permitting. The Lyric and Cheyenne Motorcycle Club road race was postponed due to road conditions. Gates closed at Frontier Park for the one mile track event. Also notes on the Knights of Columbus farewell for Marion Jefferis and various local visits including Senator C. I. Clark and Dr G S Calla.
The Cheyenne high school will distribute grade cards in the different assemblies at 11 o clock this morning. Edith K. O. Clark state superintendent of public instruction will be honored at a conference in Pintley county or Cheyenne.
A large hole opened on Pioneer avenue and Twenty third street yesterday afternoon following a cave in. The incident disrupted traffic and drew a quick response from local officials. No injuries were reported as crews secured the area and inspected the crater.
The Cheyenne Industrial Club announced a special train charter to carry 800 people to Laramie for the Fourth of July celebration yesterday.
Students at Cheyenne High School will receive grade cards this morning in the school auditorium and other designated locations. The Daughters of the American Revolution will unveil monuments marking the Oregon Trail path through Goshen County Wyoming on Thursday June 17, with many Cheyenne residents planning to attend.
The state board of school examiners will hold a meeting this morning to discuss current procedures and potential policy changes affecting district assessments and student evaluation standards.
The graduating exercises of the 1915 Cheyenne high school class were held last night at the Capitol Avenue theatre.
Harrington was escorted to the city limits by officers yesterday and warned not to return due to disorderly conduct. The incident prompted police action and a formal warning.
The Cheyenne Motor Club puts up a standing reward of five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found throwing bass or nails onto any public highway.
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