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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
12
Local city items show a flood of visitors and events. Notables like Rabbi Co from Denver, J W Clouse, Miss Eether Clouse, and J C Taylor from Buffalo appear among cheyenne arrivals and engagements while services and ordinances for electrical concerns are discussed.
Fragmentary text discusses calcium importance in health and disease. Mentions physicians and researchers evaluating calcium roles and its impact on bodily functions and disorders in medical study contexts.
Four year old Wilbur O'Brien drowned after being lured away from his brother Raymond near Jerseyville fil. The body has been recovered.
At the National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers convention in Philadelphia on May 16, delegates note that women’s stockings are shrinking in length. Youths may need to guard their socks from sisters, and brothers might hide theirs.
Troops patrolling the New Mexico border report to Col. H G Sickie that investigations found no support for rumors Ville was hiding in the wépataine of Northern Chinaahua. Detachments of cavalry continued border patrols tonight with no actionable hints.
Report from Laredo Texas describes a mass attack in which 150 were killed as bandits set fires and wrecked a car carrying nearly 1000 people. The incident left several crew members dead, including the engineer and fireman, with one named survivor delivering details at a nearby town.
A daytime robbery in Chicago ends with the assailant taking $100 and jewelry valued at about $1700 after subduing Mrs Catherine Martin and a maid. The suspect fled after locking them in a closet while smoking a cigar and delivering an important message to Mrs Martin. Orin Junction visitors J J Cople are stopping at the Inter Ocean.
A report from the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce details March exports of foods meat dairy products oils and gasoline. March 34 days saw 4 630 206 tons of corn export bringing 8 708 680 dollars while 1 508 971 bushels of oats earned 5 255 970. Wheat exports reached 17 201 443 bushels for 922 411 082 dollars. Fresh beef sold netting 65 646 250 dollars. gasoline exports totaled 28 941 969 gallons worth 5 182 908. Domestic shipments abroad included 82 486 878 gallons of damin at ing? with 5 600 466. President Wilson promotes postwar export strength reflecting American enterprise aided by government.
The speaker notes many U S railroads still force crews beyond sixteen straight hours, citing Interstate Commerce Commission figures. Roads named include the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, C B and Q, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, Colorado Midland, Denver Rio Grande, Denver and Salt Lake, Missouri Pacific, Colorado and Southern. He urges rest over overtime.
A Katy Mayer passenger train bound for San Antonio derailed due to a broken rail south of Clinton Missouri. Five cars toppled over a fifteen foot embankment into mud while the engine stayed on the rails and dragged the tender across the Grand River bridge. three people were injured and several others hurt.
Galveston Texas May 14. Special dispatches say President Estrada Cabrera of Guatemala plans to act as revolt spreads beyond government troops control. A vessel is waiting at a convention point ready to call, according to advices reaching here.
At the Congregational church last Sunday Mother's Day was observed across all departments with carnations from the church, Christian Endeavor, Sunday school, and gifts from friends. Nineteen new members joined the church nine adults and ten scholars. special exercises featured visiting adults and reminiscences of early youth meetings. Dr Shingler will speak next Sunday morning on Humane Society benefits and evening on Peace After the War. Choir performances were notable and plans for next week are under way.
The Carbon County Journal of Rawlins is praised as the best democratic weekly in the state and a necessary read for Democrats and Republicans alike. It promises fearless, clear political coverage and invites readers to mail two dollars for a year’s weekly delivery, with options to send remittance to Rawlins or Cheyenne.
FEPARAL LAND COMPANY claims an estem share of crops raised. The filing states owners and agents of Bol and FAVEBAL LAND COMPANY located at 200 W. street. The notice appears to outline a crop share ownership claim and related parties.
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