Toledo Relief Effort Rallies Bread Gasoline For Flood Victims
Severe Ohio floods spur Toledo Commerce Club to mobilize 10 000 loaves of bread 160 gallons of gasoline and yeast supplies. Trains deliver bread gas clothing and boats to Fremont Tiffin Ottawa Dayton and other flood areas as Governor Cox commends Toledo for swift aid and plans Memorial Hall as an emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Tiffin
Ottawa
Ohio
Toledo Commerce Club
Klapp
Commerce Club
Toledo
Commerce Club Volunteer Committee
Dayton
Commerce Club Relief Committee
Frst
Biggers
Cox
Toledo Relief Committee
Memorial Hall
Whitlock
Relief Committee
Columbus
West Virginia
Vague Transcription Fragments On Prosperity and Brotherhood
Fragmentary text laments prosperity and self harm within a brotherhood. The lines read as cryptic reflections on social distortion and moral decline without clear events or identifiable figures.
Postman Volunteer Dies After Flood Rescue Efforts
In Indianapolis, George Smith a volunteer postman dies drowning while attempting to rescue flood victims. He worked 24 hours rescuing people from second stories and rooftops before capsize in rushing eddies. His heroism is remembered by those he saved and by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
George Smith
Smith
Legislator’s Motive Hinted In Cosgriff-Baird Tax Fund Fight
A reader recounts legislative debate over bond purchases and tax fund transfers. He notes Republican opposition to amendments, cites the 1 million dollar state deposits, and lists Cosgriff tied banks including Cheyenne’s First National and Sheridan National as part of the financial pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Auditing Committee
Carey
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Pickin
Tom Congriff
Cosgriff
John L. Baird
National Bank
First National
S. Sheridan
Wyoming governance and bank interests criticized by observer
An observer letter accuses the Cosgriff State Treasurer Baird alliance of profiting from bonds and bank deposits. It claims 6 percent interest on state bonds, 3 percent on deposits, and high loan rates, while legislators fail to reduce debt to please bankers who funded campaigns. The piece ends with rebuke of the Republican majority and calls Wyoming governance glorious, good night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoyt
Crook County
Decker
House
Cougriff
Baird
Cosgriff
Wyoming
Carey
Houx
Cheyenne High School Team Wins Debate
The Cheyenne High School debate team won in a close contest. Sheridan students received the loss gracefully as the Cheyenne group, coached by MacDougal and Schwiering, was praised for disciplined preparation and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Attorney MacDougal
Schwiering
MacDougal
C. A. Dunt- May
University of Yoming At
Laramie
Woman Attempts Suicide During Flood in Dayton
A Dayton family clinging to a house roof amid the Miami River floods was rescued after a woman, entranced by the water, tried to jump into the torrent with her two children. She later explained the scene as being drawn to the water in a strange fascination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Miami
Apoplexy Fatal: 105 P Holland Pioneer Citizen
P Holland long time Cheyenne resident and Civil War veteran died yesterday of apoplexy at 82. He lived at 1812 Van Lennen and planned funeral tomorrow at 2 PM. Born near Cincinnati February 4, 1881 he served in Eighty-ninth Ohio volunteers and marched with Sherman from Atlanta to the Sea. He homesteaded near Fort Collins and later settled in Cheyenne with his wife Edwline Leeds. Survived by widow and two sons Thomas and Alvin, with a brother in Bethel Ohio. He worked 25 years in Union Pacific shops until paralysis led to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Holland
Holland
van Lennen Street
Mr. Holland
Cincinnati
Eighty-ninth
Ohio U.S. Volunteers
Missionary Ridge
Sherman
Atlanta
St. Joseph
Fort Collings
Colo
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Truckey
Eddy Street
Ohio
Evdline KR
Leeds
Thomas EF
Alvin
Thomas Holland
Bethel
Samuel P. Holland
Union Pacific
Sheridan Team Defeats Local Students in Cheyenne Event
Frank L. Ennis and Superintendent Dunn spoke on presenting skills as the gymnasium wore high school colors. Miss McDonald daughter of J A McDonald and Mr Fowler son of Mrs Carrie B Fowler and former Wyoming attorney general B F Fowler noted among attendees. The Sheridan team emerged the brightest students and returned home with pride having defeated the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Ennis
Fort Collins
Dunn
Fort Collings
Miss McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Cheyenne
Fowler
Carrie B. Fowler
Wyoming
B. F. Fowler
Harcleroad
Sheridan Wered
Senator Sullivan Seeks Omaha for Remains of Relative in City
Senator Sullivan of Casper visited the city last night en route to Omaha to accompany home the remains of his niece Milas Mahoney, daughter of Join Mahoney of Rawlins. Jerry Mahoney, 10, traveled with relatives to Rawlins where another daughter is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sullivan
Casper
Omaha
Milas Mahoney
Join Mahoney
Rawlings
Jerry Mahoney
Rawlins
Briscoe Addresses Cheyenne Business College on Accountancy
F P Briscoe auditor for Union Pacific Coal company spoke to Cheyenne Business College students on Accountancy. He traced bookkeeping from early practice to modern profession, emphasizing opportunities for young men and urging high standards. Dorothy Mooman thanked him for his lecture. Scientists remain unable to explain tornado causes or cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne
Harritt
F. P. Briscoe
Union Pacific Coal Company
Briscoe
Mr. Briscoe
Dorothy Mooman
Inter Ocean Cafes Strengthen Meal Service
The Inter Ocean cafe manager told Leader representatives that the 25c meal is a permanent feature. He said the shop can sustain the low price using its equipment to handle tents vegetables and other foodstuffs and noted growing patronage and prompt service at every meal.
Bulgaria Accepts mediation with provisos from European powers
London reports Bulgaria today accepted mediation offered by European powers but attached provisos that effectively negate several proposals. The move signals cautious diplomacy as talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bulgaria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sis W. Tv
Toled
Mons
Hehe
Ence, Per
Doren
Brotherhood of Mas
Cosgriff-Baird
Mr. Hoyt
Bank of Optom
Bank of Worland
Piret National Bank of Newcastle
Totawo Evescernene
Kelley Mercantile Co
16Th
Capitol
Jokers
B. F. Swisher
The
Sherman Co
Manewal Bakery
Eddy Bt
C. H
Atwood
Domentioc Swiss
Limburger
E. $. Johnston Grocery Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!