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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1914

Page

3

Memorial Day Ode and society notes in town

A memorial day ode by Archibald Rutledge frames a community celebration of endurance and virtue, linking graves to renewed spirit and the call to self-control. Social events follow, including a Berkeley tea for Mrs. J. O. Churchill and Mrs. Charles N. Potter, interviews of Miss Roberta, and a high school domestic science banquet for the school board. Cadet tournament and Pioneer park picnic plans close the page.

J. O. Churchill Berkeley Calif Charles N. Potter Potter Walter B. Dunton Rock Springs Jay Showalter Ray K. Olds Celia O'Boyle Mra. Potter Roberta Val Roberta Misa Winnifred Hall Ira B. Fee Schwiering Miss Hall

Visiting list of social guests in Laramie area

Social notes list several visitors and guests in Laramie and Cheyenne. Frances Roberts of Rawlins visits Misa Catherine Chaplin. Mrs. Carter and daughter Misa Meryle stay with Jamison family. Fahey returns from St Louis. Frank Jordan visits family. Churchill trips to Chicago and Bushnell then Cheyenne. Sperry from Denver visits Val Roberts. Mr and Mrs Wilson host Mrs Wilson. General Hanson and wife visit Mitchell, Neb.. Mrs Morrow and baby return to Scottsbluff after three weeks with Mary Congdon.

Mies Frances Roberts Rawlins University At Laramie Misa Catherine Chaplin A. B. Carter Misa Meryle J. B. Jamison J. O. Churchill Chicago Bushnell Cheyenne Berkeley Calif A. P. Hanson Mitchell, Neb Fred Attebury Hanson Attebury Mrs. Willam Morrow Scottsbluffs Mrs. Morrow Mary Congdon

Women Club Activities Highlight Sewing and Duties

The Help One Another club met at Mrs. J. B. Guthrie's home with members sewing for two attendees and planning future events. Rugs by Dolly Madison were shown and offered for sale. Next meetings will include dues, roll call, and Civic Pride discussion led by Mrs. Anna Gerson.

J. B. Guthrie Dolly Madison Anna Gerson J. Guy Smith O. M. Robertson D. C. Barksdale Park Addition

Empress of Ireland Sinking Claims 900 Lives in St Lawrence

Reports from Rimouski and Quebec recount the Empress of Ireland sinking after a collision with the Norwegian collier Storstad in dense fog on the St Lawrence River. About 433 saved. death toll projected around 900 to 1,367 aboard. Captain Kendall praised for leadership, vessel sank in 14 to 19 minutes. Survivors faced exposure and cold while救援 efforts continued.

Kendall Storstad St. Lawrence Empress of Ireland Rimouski Canadian Pacific Storsta Quebec Wireless Eureka Lady Evelyn Hifhdreds Bellinger W. J. Kendall Little Biter Father Point Marconafation Iiner Empress Levis Gulf of St. Lawrence

Presbyterian Ald Society Holds Spring Meeting at Church

The Presbyterian Ald Society met in church parlors yesterday afternoon with usual attendance. In Mire, W Mentver's absence, the meeting was led by Mrs O Behweiring. Topics included the church spring cleaning and lunches served during Frontier. Hostesses Mrs D C Hudson and Mrs A F Baunders served refreshments at five oclock, aided by Miss Helen Hudson. In two weeks the society will be begun by Mrs James Miewandey Ed Jamieson.

Presbyterian Ald Society Mire W. ©. Mentver Mre O. Behweiring D. C. Hudson A. F.baunders Mise Helen Hudson James Miewandey Jamieson

Livestock Movement Through Denver Reaches Eight Hundred Cattle

Approximately 800 car loads of Texas livestock have passed Denver in recent weeks as Colorado and Southern officials report strong movement to northern feeding grounds. High Texas prices and lush grazing leave shippers wary of offers, with season totals expected to rival last year’s record. A Burlington and Colorado & Southern meeting in Denver outlined shipment handling plans. Attendees included G. W. Cobert, L. B. Allen, E. Flynn, and G. L. Griges.

Denver Texas Colorado & Southern Burlington G. W. Cobert L. B. Allen E. Flynn McCook G. L. Griges Sterling

Northport and Southwestern Railroad Plans Financing

From Grove Nebraska a Northport and Southwestern Railroad rep announces plans to build a line from Northport through Grover to Greeley on Denver. Arrangements for financing are underway in the east and actual operations are expected to begin soon.

Insane Boulder Contractor Attacks Daughter and Sheriff

H H D Meyer a Boulder building contractor went insane and tried to kill his daughter Beyr then hid in the barn loft. For hours he defied Sheriff Buster and a posse of 20 men armed with a geythe an ax and a butcher knife threatening anyone who approached. Access to the loft is through a narrow opening only large enough for one man. At noon the sheriff weighed warning Meyers household to retreat or shoot.

Boulder Colo H. H. D. Meyer Beyr Buster

Six Nurses Earn Diplomas at St John’s Training School

The Training School for Nurses at St John’s hospital held its graduation in the Masonic Temple auditorium with Governor J M Carey addressing the class. Six graduates received diplomas from Dr. William A Wyman: Anna Hillars Grace McDowell Vera Rosselle Ethel Keene Margaret Wallace and Rose Smith. The junior class and Private hospital guests attended, followed by a punch and cake reception and festive table decor in red and white.

St. John’s Hospital Masonic Temple Temple J. M. Carey William A. Wyman Anna Hillars Grace McDowell Vera Rosselle Ethel Keene Margaret Wallace Rose Smith Kichlin, Law Gorsline and Clark

Yaquis on Warpath Threatens Yaqui Towns and Fleeing Inhabitants

In Douglas Arizona on May 29 authorities reported Yaqui Indians demanding surrender of several villages along the Yaqui river valley. Residents flee to Alamo as garrisoned town, while Constitutionalists resist sending troops and ranchers lack arms. Looting of cattle and stores noted as tribes cache supplies in the hills.

Douglas Ariz Yaqui River Alamo

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Archibald Rutledge Mra. L. R. Tyson Miss Roberts Raymond Tyson High School Cooks Banquet School Board Fee Johnston A. D. Johnston W. R. Schnitger John D. Clark William Storey A. B. Roedel John Harrington William DuBois Sioux Falls Claude Glenn Martha Satrang Satrang Johnson Building Glenn Pioneer Park Nic Cheyenne Creamery Co 18Th & Thames H. H. Wolfer Thomas P. Fahey St. Louis, Mo Frank Jordan Florence Sperry Val Roberts 8. G. Wilson Mr. Wilson A. F. Wilson San Francisco Graham Rackers National Biscuit Company College Club Carnegie Library Associated Charities Industrial Club Th An Pacific Railway London Canadian Pacific Railway Company Eunk Father Polat Ireland John Burns Salvation Army Army IrChurch Con Thaqton Daughter Derries Sherif W. E. Edgin Trumbull Governor Carey Miss Bretsch T. B. Kennedy Hood River Green Dewi Sumer Sie Ktrawberrie Iwabihe Boston
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