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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

9

Cheyenne Debating Team Prepares for Interscholastic clash

Cheyenne and Sheridan face off tonight in a high school gymnasium debate. Visiting team members Baxter Jouvenat Horace Tachirgi and Charles Halley arrive with principal John T. Hawkes and praise Cheyenne students for their class work and spirit as the event and post debate dance promise lively entertainment.

Sheridan Cheyenne Baxter Jouvenat Horace Tachirgi Charles Halley John T. Hawkes Heyenue

Omaha Aftermath Struggles With Cold and Looting

Omaha faces grave disease risks after the tornado as Health Commissioner Connell reports smallpox and scarlet fever among wrecked districts. Looters clash with a military patrol at the Barkalow home as relief efforts push for food, clothing, and medical safety amid extensive destruction.

Barkalow Crosby Edith Knight Relief Committee

Casper Man Hero Of Wreck Near Normandy Missouri

Henry Wyatt of Casper became a hero after a midnight wreck near Normandy Missouri when a landslide derailed a train. He rescued others from a burning coach then helped injured passengers despite limited facilities at the scene. Wyatt, a sheep farmer and farmer in Casper, was en route to look after business in another state when the wreck happened.

Henry Wyatt Casper Normandy Wyatt Mke Wyatt Casperman Lancer Casper Country Chih State

Proclamation appoints relief committee for Midwest crisis

The mayor declares a great catastrophe in Omaha Daydon and nearby areas and forms a relief committee led by Rev L HidLs A D Johnston R A Hopkins and Henney Swept to solicit funds. Donations may be given to committee members or banks and drugstores for aid.

Cheyenne Omaha Daydon Middle West Rev. L. ©. Hidls A. D. Johnston R. A. Hopkins Henney

No Red Tape To Stand In Way Of Instant Federal Aid

President Wilson opens federal resources for homeless flood victims in Ohio and Indiana. Over $3,500 already spent as relief expands with Garrison directing on the ground. If communications fail, the president will go to the disaster scene to direct emergency orders. Postmaster General Jurselson weighs a quick trip to Ohio as mail logs falter. Navy orders dispatch marines and rescue-trained officers. Great Lakes powerboats sent. Canada relief goods face suspended customs.

Washington Wilson Ohio Indiana Garrison Jurleson Oho Navy Department Central West Army Great Lakes Canada

Weather Note From The Weather Washington March 27

The Weather Washington reports Wyoming will have fall Friday and Saturday with unsettled weather in the west portion and warmer conditions expected on Saturday.

Washington Wyoming

Chinese Students Detained by Seattle Immigration Officers

About 30 Chinese youths bound for Oakland were detained in Seattle by U S Immigration officers. They were part of funds from the Boxer Indemnity program and are under bond awaiting $60 000. Miss Ida K Greenless oversees the group while some doubters say not all are students and some seek work or plan not to return to China.

Oakland Cal Kwang- Tung Province United States Ida K. Greenless University of Washington

U P Employees Organize Relief Fund After Omaha Tornado

Union Pacific workers start a relief fund for Omaha employees who lost homes in the recent tornado. Over $100 already subscribed as Assistant Superintendent Olmstead and Ticket Agent Brodericks lead the drive. Contributions can be left at the Uckel office for forwarding to the Omaha treasurer for distribution.

Union Pacific Omaha Olmstead Brodericks Uckel

Film Plant Destroyed by Mysterious Fire in Hollywood

Fire of unknown origin devastated the Universal Film company plant at Gower Street and Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. Losses tallied at 20000 on buildings 5000 on contents and 6000 insured. The facility was a major moving picture studio in the West with four cameras operating simultaneously and about 150 workers affected.

Los Angeles Cal Universal Rilme Company Gower Street Sunset Boulevard Holywood

Flood Death Toll Rises Across Several Cities

Revised figures show Dayton may total under 200 dead with hundreds rescued after flood displaced thousands. Death counts climb in Columbus West and other towns including Piqua Peru Hamilton Troy Middletown Zanesville Chillicothe Howerville Sharon and La Fayette. Smallpox and diphtheria spread among flood victims in crowded shelters.

Dayton Columbus Piquas Peru Ind Hamilton Ohio Troy Middletown Massa Chillicothe Howeville Sharon Zanesville

Ohio Governor to seize rail lines for militia supply routes

Governor Cox announced he would commandeer one or more railway lines to place operations under militia control. He aims to secure a direct route to Peyton for supplies and to keep caravans from Dayton away, stressing strong action against rail disruption. News also notes fires in West Dayton, flood cleanups, and militia guard duties across affected areas.

Columbus Cox Milia Payton Dayton

Flood Hits Aanesville After Citywide Disaster

Aanesville, Ohio reports 150 lives lost as flood waters trap the city. More than half the town is flooded with 30 buildings submerged and a major fire ignites amid the destruction. Thousands are homeless as the emergency spreads through the vicinity.

Aanesville Pitteburahide

Mass casualty toll reported from Avondale flood scene

Columbus dispatch notes the sheriff reporting 19 bodies in the morgue and orders to care for 9 more. He estimates about 200 dead at United Brethren church morgue with 166 to 200 bodies lying partly submerged along Avondale. Continued on page 8.

Columbus West Side United Brethren Church Avondale

Oregon Trail Monument Dedication Planned at Henry Nebraska

A dedication ceremony set for April 4 marks the Oregon Trail monument near Henry Nebraska the spot where the trail crosses the Nebraska Wyoming line. Daughters and Sons of the American Revolution of Nebraska and Wyoming raised 250 dollars for the monument with 156 from Nebraska chapters and the rest from Wyoming.

Daughters and Sons of the Nebraska Wyoming Henry Neb Cheyenne Wyoming Sons and Daughters

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