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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
8
Gen. A. A. Brusiloff, the Russian commander, reports a breakthrough along the Austrian front with his army moving 100 miles in five days and taking thousands of prisoners. His objective is the Austrian fortress at Lemberg as the campaign continues on the Galician front.
The Ladies Toggery at 202 West Seventeenth Street closed yesterday after stock sale and will reopen in new, larger spaces formerly used by Atlante Tea and Klein Music. The remodel adds ready to wear items and millinery. manager H. Wolfer promises a prettiest store near Chicago. The old stock has been closed out.
Cheyenne Lodge Nodao I P O Hk announces flag exercises on Wednesday June 14 at o clock p m. The public is invited to attend. Signed B T Spory Altest John J McInerney Secretary Jr.
George Nolan alias George Knowles confess es stealing an automobile from a Lamar, Colorado woman he had married two weeks earlier. He was arrested in a Wyoming rooming house with Mia Hicks of Leadville and W Williams. Nolan was taken to Lamar by Sheriff J. C. Dowling. Hicks returned to Leadville with a deputy yesterday.
Dr. Crabbe, a cousin of Superintendent Crabbe of the Wyoming Anti-Saloon League, elected president of Colorado State Teachers College at Greeley to succeed the late Dr ZX Snyder. Like the Cheyenne man, he is a native of Ohio.
Miss Anna Gordon national president of the W. C. T. U. will arrive in Cheyenne next Tuesday. She will give an illustrated public lecture the following day. Arrangements are led by Mrs Archie Allison state president and local union members.
Democratic leaders outlined a pro suffrage and pro Mexican policy at the convention. They stated troops would stay until work is done and pledged strong American rights on land and sea. Delegates began arriving with cheers for President Whe, signaling early enthusiasm in Philadelphia.
Russians press in Volhynia and Galicia claiming towns captured across the Dniester region. Austro Hungarians reinforce Tarnopol while Germans help defend Lemberg. Russians recapture territory near Ypres and breach lines at Zillebake, amid limited Verdun bombardment and unclear action in the Lageriog valley.
The Academy of the Holy Child Jenin holds tonight’s exercises in the convent auditorium as ten seniors from Douglas graduate. Edith Leman is valedictorian and Julia Pollard is salutatorian. a varied program features instrumental solos, dances, choruses, and the conferring of diplomas by Bishop McGovern. An informal dinner followed at the convent with tokens of remembrance.
The document details Union Pacific’s large expansion with depots, office buildings, shops, and coaling stations, crediting C. B. Irwin and officers for a modern, steel heavy system. It notes a shift to heavier 100 pound mainline rail from Omaha to Ogden, Wyoming’s development, loyal employees, rising Cheyenne payroll, and the speaker’s uncertain future plans and pension support.
The speaker urges continued growth in importance power and physical condition and foresees a prosperous state. The message emphasizes a thriving city and a contented populace with confident expectations for future outcomes.
Testimony describes the shooting of Sheriff Roach at the Nielsen ranch and identifies stolen items. Witnesses including Mrs. Alex Webster and Art Russell corroborate details while Pearson denies making any confession as the trial of Grey and Pearson proceeds.
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