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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
2
Berlin reports German industrial and commercial leaders advocate settlement with the United States over wartime disputes. Officials prepare a note to President Wilson outlining Germany’s position on submarine warfare and related issues, with final wording due after further cabinet review.
The Sells Floto Buffalo Bill troupe visits the city for an afternoon and night show. Highlights include baby animals such as two baby leopards and a baby hippo. Rosa Lind, Rhoda Royal ponies, Captain Recardo and his animals, Snyder the giant tusked elephant, and Buffalo Bill Cody will lead the parade and supervise the production.
In a Binghamton quarry Isaac Rock slipped on rock chips and fell, injuring himself as blasting rock and debris landed about him. Doctors Granite and Houlder attended, doubt remains on his chance of recovery, and he asks to be taken home. A mortgage and bond proposal involving Elton Marble and Mynor sales in West Virginia are also noted in the report.
In Los Angeles on June 25 G Harris, a fruit merchant, collapsed in his shop and was pronounced dead at the hospital. After twenty minutes he opened his eyes and spoke, recalling his name and address, while doctors reported his heart to be nearly still and resuscitation efforts yielding no response.
Samuel G C Walker, a leading liquor man in southern West Virginia, proposes to the plate department a plan to pay the state's debt of 12,995,929.40 dollars. The article notes Walker's stance amid liquor trade tensions in Bluefields and surrounding counties.
At the Aetna Explosives works in Pittsburg Pennsylvania eight men were fatally burned when gasoline ignited after Superintendent George Lobdell poured chemicals into a large pipe. He and workers Eugene Lax and Timothy Mahoney were among the most severely injured as they aided others to escape.
Berlin reports that for the first time a Russian aircrew sunk a German submarine near Gotland on May 11. Positive advices from Petrograd confirm the submarine’s loss, following a Baltic bombardment by agroplane airmen.
Robbers gained entry to the Burlington depot at Powder River Sunday night by breaking a window and stole seven ten dollar bills three five five or one dollar bills. Deputy Sheriff Francis Brown was in the area but arrived too late to intercept. The bandits remain at large with no further reports.
The Cheyenne Meter Club posts a five dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone tossing nails onto a public highway. The notice aims to deter dangerous acts and protect motorists and pedestrians.
The Court of Inquiry at Annapolis heard testimony about an organized effort to obtain advance questions for exams at the Naval Academy. Midshipman Nelson is named in connection with securing high class rank through pre obtained test information. Witnesses described visits to academy buildings and sources within the Seventh company.
New York June 24 Colonel B M House says President Wilson is the man most likely to feature world peace while Wilson golfed at Piping Rock club House relayed to a friend that the president knew more about the European situation than he did and could handle it intelligently
A fragmented entry notes a presentation or meeting under an authority figure. The readable items list numbers 18 19 28 and reference a formal setting or administration. Further context is unclear but implies an official act or schedule.
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