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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1919

Page

10

Union Pacific Ramps Up Cheyenne Factory Project

The Union Pacific builds a monumental machine and assembling shop near its yards in Cheyenne, promising the largest structure of its kind in the region. At 410 feet long and 63 feet high, with three bays for engine pits and cranes, the project showcases extensive steel work, brickwork, and an underground heating system all overseen by Joseph E. Nelson & Sons with a large local workforce.

Union Pacific Railroad Company Cfmsar Cheyenne Mensir Ogden Pressed Brick and Tile Co Ogden Utah Union Pacific Joseph E. Nelson Vincent Kinney C. A. Foreman J. A. Moas Chicago

Murder Case Dismissed On Motion Of State

One of two murder cases on the Laramie county district court docket was dismissed yesterday at the request of Prosecuting Attorney Charles E. Lane. The case against Juan Navarro, charged with the murder of Pablo Martine near Speer eight miles south of Cheyenne on July 1, 1918, was dropped. The state also moved to dismiss the case against Charles W. Leasure for felonious assault and against Georgia Destresvant for selling liquor without a license. Juan Plata was yesterday convicted of having received stolen property.

Laramie County Charles E. Lane Juan Navarro Pablo Martine Speer Cheyenne Charles W. Leasure Georgia Destresvant

German Submarines to Sail for United States This Week

Five surrendered German submarines will depart England tomorrow for the United States escorted by the submarine tender Bushnell. American crews will man the subs and they are expected to arrive in late April for display at ports in connection with the next Liberty loan campaign.

Associated Proes Washington Murioh England Bushnell Condecon

Lenine Urges Hungarians to Attack Vienna

London dispatch reports Premier Leontine sent a wireless message to the Hungarian government urging mobilization to strike at Vienna. The Budapest broadcast, relayed by the Buchangh Telegraph, notes Lenine promised to provide 100 billion krones to fund the operation.

London Leontine Vienna Budapest Lin Buchangh Lenine

Volunteers to Replace Troops in France Drive

The War Department plans an immediate call for 50 000 volunteers for service in Europe. Enlistees will receive early duty in France as relief for Expeditionary Forces wishing to return home.

Washington Europe War Department France

Paris reports troop buildup as peace talks loom

Paris dispatch says reports indicate a rising garrison at the port, signaling intent to resist any peace conforming approach. The move is seen as a show of strength ahead of possible concessions in negotiations.

Associated Press Paris

Poles Agree to Entente Covenants in War Crisis

Warsaw dispatch reports the Polish diet unanimously agreed to join political, economic and military conventions with the Entente at the earliest possible moment, signaling a swift alignment with Allied powers during wartime.

Asageldted Press Warsaw

Hans Refuse to Make Any Promise

The allied note to Germany demanding Polish troops be allowed to occupy Danzig declared Germany would view refusal as a breach of the armistice. A Berlin dispatch quoted the German government saying it could not take responsibility for permitting Polish landings at Danzig.

Associated Preas Amsterdam Germany Danzig Berlin

William Hohenzollern and son to face German court

Paris reports that former Emperor William II and his son Frederick William will be tried by the German national assembly's high court. The Paris newspapers say the court will be created to hear their case alongside other leaders.

Bill Hohenzollern Bill Paris Emperor William Frederick William German National Assembly

Body of Officer Is Sent to Utah Home

The remains of Bert W. Freeman were shipped to Bringham City Utah by Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbeiner mortuary. The deceased was a soldier at Fort Russell.

Utah Bert W. Freeman Bringham City Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner Mortuary Fort Russell

German Annexation Only Hope Decision Austrian Statesmen

Paris report outlines Austrian leaders views on uniting German Austria with Germany. Sierg favors plebiscite and fears no German imperial return. Boehm supports confederation via the Danube and says Austria must join Germany. Renner claims union already done while Czernin wants delay until peace talks end and a referendum.

Associated Press Paris Austria Germany Petit Parisiene Sierg Boehm Danube Renner

Fickert Says Mellincoff Quiet on Explosive Case

San Francisco report states Russian immigrant Mellincoff, detained for objectionable activities, traveled from Trenton to consult District Attorney Charles M. Fickert. He is held pending deportation and is being questioned about the Oakland Mrs. Greenwood bombing.

Associated Press San Francisco Paval Mellincoff Trenton N. J Charles M. Fickert Department of Justice Fickert Mellincoff George D. Greenwood Oakland Mooney Chicago

Foreign claim on Hausigirian regime sparks exile throne bid

In a Geneva Journal interview Prince Ludwig Windish Graet asserts that two thousand French or British troops could topple the Hausigirian government and restore order. He says the new regime lacks representation beyond Budapest and aims to secure power for exiles.

Associated Press Berne Ludwi¢ Windish-Graet Enn Inter - Geneva

Soviet vow to guard French Soviets in Basel report

A Budapest–sourced report states Soviet authorities have prepared assurances to guarantee the departure of allied troops, notably French forces, from Basel amid ongoing wartime activity.

Associated Press Basel Budapest

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