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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1919

Page

2

Union Pacific Erects Citys Largest Building In Cheyenne

The Union Pacific is constructing a vast machine and assembling shop near its yards in Cheyenne. When finished, the 410 by 14 by 63 foot structure will house engine pits and cranes, with bays for assembling engines, machine work, and tool rooms, employing about 150 workers under Chicago contractor Joseph E. Nelson & Sons.

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 in Laramie county district court was dropped at the request of Prosecuting Attorney Charles E. Lane. The case against Juan Navarro for the murder of Pablo Martine near Speer Cheyenne July 1, 1918 was dismissed. Also withdrawn were charges against Charles W. Leasure for felonious assault and Georgia Destresvant for selling liquor without a license. Juan Plata was yesterday convicted of receiving stolen property.

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

German Submarines to Sail to U S for Liberty Loan

Five surrendered German U boats will depart England for the United States under American crews and convoyed by the submarine tender Bushnell. They are expected to arrive late April and be shown at ports during the next Liberty loan drive.

Associated Proes Washington Murioh England Bushnell Condecon

Lenine Urges Hungarians to Attack Vienna Capital

Premier Lenine wires the Hungarian government urging an army assault on Vienna. A Budapest dispatch via Buchangh Telegraph notes Lenine pledges 100 billion krones to finance the operation, as reported in London on March 28.

London Leontine Vienna Budapest Lin Buchangh Lenine

Volunteers to replace troops in France to be called

The war department prepared an immediate call for 50,000 volunteers for service in Europe. The plan, expected to be published Saturday, offers early duty in France as relief for expeditionary forces wishing to return home.

Washington Europe War Department France

Paris Reports Build Up of Garrisons Indicating Resistance

Paris dispatches report a stronger military presence at an unidentified port, interpreted as a signal of intent to resist any peace conforming action taken by Allies. The move signals heightened tension in advance of potential peace terms.

Associated Press Paris

Poles Back Entente Pact Aimed at Early Conventions

Warsaw reports the Polish diet unanimously agreed to join political economic and military conventions with the Entente powers at the earliest possible moment, signaling close cooperation with allied nations during wartime.

Asageldted Press Warsaw

Hans Refuse to Make Any Promise

AMSTERDAM March 25 The allied note to Germany demanding that Polish troops be allowed to occupy Danzig declared that refusal by Germany would be regarded as a breach of the armistice A Berlin dispatch said the German government replied that it could not take the responsibility for permitting the Poles to land at Danzig

Associated Preas Amsterdam Germany Danzig Berlin

William and son to face German court in Paris report

Paris dispatch reports the former emperor William and his son Frederick William are to be tried by a high court to be created by the German National Assembly. The note names them among those likely to stand before the new court in Germany.

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 and 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 dispatch notes Austrian leaders split on German Austria union with Germany. Boehm endorses plebiscite and Danube confederation idea. Renner believes union already done. Czernin says Austro Hungarian fate should wait until peace talks end before considering referendum.

Associated Press Paris Austria Germany Petit Parisiene Sierg Boehm Danube Renner

Fickert Says Russian Arrest Linked to Oakland Bomb Case

San Francisco report says Pavel Mellincoff, detained on objectionable activity charges, traveled from Trenton New Jersey to discuss deportation and possible ties to the death of Mrs. George D. Greenwood in Oakland. District Attorney Charles M. Fickert alleges Mellincoff opposed Fickert over the Mooney case and claims Mellincoff is the heat bomb maker east of Chicago.

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

Prince Ludwik Windisch-Graet Critics Hungarian Government

In Inter-Geneva Journal the former Enn cabinet member declares that a force of two thousand French or British troops could quell the Hausigirian government and restore order. He says the new government has no real backing beyond Budapest and does not represent Hungary.

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

Soviet assurances pledge to guard French Soviets

Budapest report says Soviet authorities have prepared assurances to guarantee the departure of allied forces, especially French troops, from the region.

Associated Press Basel Budapest

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