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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1916

Page

10

National Defense Conference open for two day session

The National Defense Conference of Mayors met in Chicago to discuss preparedness for national defense. Mayors from major cities heard speakers including George M. Brown, Henry L. West, and Cornelia Corbilt with sessions on military history, labor and preparedness, and Pacific coast protection.

Chicago National Defense Conference of Mayors George M. Brown St. Louis National Security League Mayor Curley Boston Lincoln Neb Phillip N. Moore National Council of Women Roland G. Walter Washington University Sebastian Los Angeles Pacific Coast William Fale Thompson Frederick J. Heidekoper Washington, D. C Owen Miller United States Robert Bacon

Indictments Return Against 1000 Breweries

One hundred indictments against a hundred brewing companies in Pennsylvania and across the United States Brewers' Association of New York were unexpectedly returned by a federal grand jury. The charges accuse a conspiracy to influence elections with funds and notes for federal activity. No individuals named.

Pittsburgh Pennsylania United States Brewers’ Association of New York Neia

Paris to Berlin and War Divide Weighs on Countess Bernstorff

A social circle comment on Jeanne Luckemeyer born in New York who married Count von Bernstorff, linking American roots to German aristocracy amid wartime strain. Details outline her family: Edward Luckemeyer of New York, son Gunther raised in the United States, and the couple’s wartime roles as Germany’s ambassador family in Paris Munich and Washington.

Kenneth W. Payne New York Countess von Bernstorff Jeanne Luckemeyer Count von Bernstorff Germany London Paris Countess Pourtales Count Raymond Pourtales United States America France England Foreign Office Foreign Ministry Wilhelm Strasse Bernstorff Edward L. Luckemeyer Washington Gunther Munich Red Cross

Young Wife Dies After Cheerful Visit in Wyoming

Nenchant in a few weeks of married happiness Mia Lloyd Geary hosts neighbors for needlework. At night she bids good night and dies next morning. husband Lloyd Geary finds her body. Cause unknown, death believed to be sudden. Remains taken to Ace's Undertaking. burial planned in Provo Utah. Lola Vincent, Geary’s fiancée, mourned by many as the community offers sympathy.

Hoock Springs Wyo Nenchant Mia Lloyd Geary Iadies Ashe Ace Utah Geary Fay Lola Vincent

Pension-era DAR member turns eighty in June

Porth Worth Texas March 3 Mrs Mary Jane Skidmory of Fort Worth is identified as one of three living descendants of the American revolutions and will celebrate her eighty fifth birthday on June 1.

Porth Worth Tex Mary Jane Skidmory

Recollections of Liberty Bell Visit by Mrs Skidmore

Frazee and Mrs. Skidmore recall the liberty bell ringing in Philadelphia and public talks about the continental army. Mrs. Skidmore keeps a Bible given to her father by Mrs. Harrison, with her husband later serving as president. The liberty bell stopped in Fort Worth on its San Francisco return last November with Mrs. Skidmore seated beside the relic.

Frazee Washington Philadelphia Skidmore William Henry Harrison United States Forth Worth San Rancisco Mra

Shakespearean Tercentenary Pageant Delights Laramie Audience

The A 5 A W presented a two day Shakespeare tercentenary pageant in late February featuring The Merchant of Venice and a grand procession Court of Queen Elizabeth. The玛 event drew 100 plus participants and praised both cast and director for a beautiful, faultless display. University basketball closed the 1916 season with a 38 to 26 loss to Colorado Agricultural College.

Mach Laramie Lok Og Clube University Organisatom Colorado Agricultural College Wes

Piles Cured with 14 Pure Progeiets Refund Offer

An ad promises to refund money if Palo fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. It claims the product is effective with a first mention of a fire application and a reference to a 606 code.

Overt Act Averted in Leadville Strike Standstill

Leadville Colorado authorities see no overt act in the Arkansas Valley smelter strike unless an act is committed by any party. District Attorney Barney E B Whatley stated the situation remains peaceful as blast furnaces restart with three of six operating and a majority of the eighteen workers returning.

Leadville Colo Arkansas Valley Barney EB. Whatley

Velvet Rubber Demand Sets Tire Standards

Diamond Rubber Co details the Velvet Rubber tire development using 46 years of compounding knowledge from Akron laboratories. Testing on ten factory test cars yielded mileage beyond expectations, with the Squeegee Tread retained for ground grip. Diamond asserts Velvet Rubber tires offer higher mileage and durability, aiming to satisfy motorists.

Diamond Akron Ohio E. M. Bacon The Diamond Rubber Co Pew

Fire Damages Providence Journal Plant After Blast

A blaze and small explosion last night damaged the Providence Journal office, causing about $2,000 in damage. The fire occurred in the managing editor's area and spread to another editorial room while investigators probe for a cause tied to expositions of alleged German plates.

Providence Ruly Providence Journal

Cousin of Gen. Lee Dies in Dallas at 71

James William Lee a cousin of General Robert E Lee died in Dallas Texas last night at age 71 A native of Louisiana he joined the Confederate army at age 16 and fought through the Civil War.

Dallas Tex James William Lee Robert E. Lee Mr. Lee Louisiana

Strike-Driven Hiring by Smelting Company Amid Labor Dispute

Company officers say they aim for a quick settlement as workers strike and fill vacancies with hirable replacements. They acknowledge a few suspected saboteurs among the rank and file, while denying broader misconduct.

American Smelting and Refining Company Altho

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