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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

9

Gunmen Try to Kill Moyer in Butte Plot

Helena dispatch reports police believe Butte gunmen came to assassinate Moyer. Three suspects jailed, a fourth sought as Moyer urged loyal federation delegates from Butte to keep unions alive. Moyer telegraphed intent to speak in Anaconda, where opponents may attend. Anaconda union denies inviting him.

Helena Mont Butte Moyer Federation Vigilantes Western Federation Anaconda Anaconda Union

Fire Sweeps Salem Losses Hit Twenty Million

The Salem Massachusetts fire devastates the historic city center causing an estimated twenty million dollars in damage. One leather factory explosion ruptured a water main leading to fires that ignited multiple buildings and tanks, leaving thousands homeless as fires raged through Callows Hill area.

Salem Mass Callows Hill

Girl braves bullets to aid fiancé in Mexico mission

Misa Alice Littleton of San Francisco returns home on the steamer City of Para after weeks in Mazatlan aiding her wounded American fiancé serving with General Obregon. She sought access through Mexican and naval officials while posing as a nurse to Federals, finally delivering word he was alive.

San Francisco Misa Alice Littleton San Fancisco Para Miss Littleton Obregon Mexico Mazatlan Howard The Pacifico Littleton California

Eight Bodies Found Buried in Trash Pile

Unconfirmed report says eight human bodies were found hidden in a trash pile near a round house on the Cushing line between old Indian Territory and Oklahoma. Tulsa police and an official attache disputed the claim while an oil man connected to Cushing described the discovery by government officers searching for concealed liquor.

Tulsa Okla Cushing Indian Territory Oklahoma

Unions Agent Under Fire of Federal Probe

Chicago June 25 Federal inquiry opens into charges that building trades union business agents extorted payments from contractors and suppliers. John J McLaughlin turned over canceled checks and said he paid two agents to prevent strikes harming his business. He seeks federal help alleging illegal restraint of trade and will testify with evidence tomorrow.

Chicago Businees United States Wilkerson John J. McLaughlin Illinois McLaughlin Wisconsin Hopkins George Hammond The Excavators Union Peter Dignan Hammond

Tragic Kansas shooting ends in double murder suicide

Sam Brown fired on a buggy injuring his wife and killing his father in law and child before turning the revolver on himself. The attack occurred near Fanning Kansas as the slayings and suicide followed the ambush on the road with Brown then fleeing a short distance before dying.

Fanning Kan Sam Brown Robert Jenkins Brown

New Albanian King Faces Turbulent Reign Amid Rebels

William of Albania, once Prince of Weld in Germany, has held the throne for under a year. Rebels and fear drove him and Queen Sophie to seek refuge on an Italian warship, then return to the capital as mobs force withdrawal. Austria helped install him as first monarch of an independent Albania, but local chiefs resist losing power and contest his rule.

William Albania Europe Austria

Laundry Convention in Cheyenne Praises Trade and Wage Standards

Mayor LaFontaine welcomed the Colorado Wyoming Laundrymen to Cheyenne praising the profession and noting the city’s hospitality. President Rossman and speakers highlighted industry growth, employment figures, and wages, with focus on sanitary work environments and public service.

Lafontaine J. F. Rossman PidMhs R. N. LaFontaine Cheyenne B. B. Noftagger Amgrigap Hinery Company

Claflin Company Receivers Appointed in Major Dry Goods Collapse

A equity petition led to two involuntary bankruptcy suits against the H. B. Claflin Company, once the world’s largest dry goods concern. Federal Judge Hand named Joseph Martindale and F. A. Juillard as receivers. Claimed liabilities reached 35 million with 40 million in assets. Stock markets barely reacted as banking ties and subsidiary firms face liquidation questions. The U.S. Dry Goods and Associated Merchants groups were not directly drawn into the receivership. petition filed by John C. Hames, VP of the firm.

New York Equity H. B. Claffin East Middle West Hand Joseph Martindale F. A. Juillard Claflin Paper United States Dry Goods Company Associated Merchants John (. Hames H. B. Claflin Company

Government Attorney Indicted in Honolulu

June 25 report states Jeff McCorn United States attorney for the territory of Honolulu was indicted by a territorial grand jury and charged by a federal grand jury with assaulting attorney Claudius McBride with a deadly weapon during a quarrel over a case in federal courts.

Honolulu Jeff McCorn United States Territory of Claudius McByrde McCain McBride

Democrats to Attend Wheatland Banquet Tonight

Leading Democrats from the state will gather at Wheatland for an elaborate banquet and program. Platte county Democrats have spared no pains to make the occasion one of the most important in the county's history. Cheyenne attendees include Land Commissioner S. O. Hopkins Secretary of State F. L. Houx Attorney General I. A. Preston Commissioner D. C. Barksdale Judge Wilfrid OLeary and Jp. Clark.

Wheatland Platte County New County Cheyenne O. Hopkins F. L. Houx A. Preston D. C. Barksdale Wilfrid O'Leary J. BP. Clark

Weather forecast for Wyoming showers and cooler days

Washington dispatch reports Wyoming will see showers with cooler temperatures Friday followed by generally fair conditions on Saturday.

Washington Wyoming

New Constitution of Freedom Promised By Anti Trust Legislation

President Wilson, addressing Virginia editors at the White House, pledges a new constitution of freedom for business under anti trust legislation. He predicts a historic business boom, cites currency reform as relief, and notes bankers and merchants see the reform as beneficial. Champ Clark and Missouri delegation pledge support for the program.

Constitution OF Freedom Washington Wilson Virginia White House United States Champ Clark Missouri

Record Heat Smashes June Highs Across the East

Terrific heat drives statewide averages up with Augusta Georgia at 102 and Savannah hitting the same. Louisville and Jacksonville register 100 while New Orleans records 98. Washington D C tops the east at 107. Two deaths are noted in Philadelphia as harvest workers seek shade.

Washington Ohio Valley Augusta Savannah Mercury Louisville Jacksonville New Orleans Weather Bureau Philadelphia

New Postal Card to Feature Jefferson Portrait

Washington June 25 The post office department announced a new domestic postal card to replace the McKinley portrait card. The Jefferson portrait appears on the new card and it is printed in green ink, replacing the old red card.

Washington Post Office Department McKinley Thomas Jefferson

Resolute Wins Trial in Close Finish at Ilen Cove

In L L on June 25 the boat Resolute won the race with a finish time of 4 62 10, narrowly beating Vanitle at 4 58 15. Defiance recorded a nonstandard time of 6, uncorrected.

Ilen Cove L. L Vanitle

Aviator Silas Christofferson tops Mount Whitney record

Silas Christofferson in a biplane reached an altitude over 16 000 feet while flying over Mount Whitney 14 898 feet high setting a new American record during the flight in Independence California.

Independence Cal Silas Christofferson Mount Whitney

Railroads cut rates for Frontier celebration record set

Railroads offer unprecedented concessions for the Frontier celebration with three day passes and post show stays allowed. Denver crowds frequent the event, and special rates include 2.50 to Cheyenne return the lowest excursion fare in the U S. Colorado and Southern and Union Pacific announce cooperation with joint rates. A Promier committee member heads to Wind River to secure 75 bowl costumed dancers pending Indian Agent approval.

Geo. 8. Walker Frontier Committees Denver Faure Iorevious Yoata Cheveloahe United States Colorado and Southern Union Pacific Railroad Colorado & Southern Orin Junction North Weaters Colorado and Southern Arapahoe Promier Wind River Reservation Prominy J. HM. Norris Ft. Washakle Washington

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