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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1912

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McManigal testifies on Los Angeles Times bombing details

In Indianapolis on November 14 McManigal testified about the Times explosion. He described McNamara’s statements and alleged plot participants Olaf Tvyeitmoe Eugene Ackny and others. McManigal claimed McNamara planned a wider attack and used Nitro Gelatin to terrorize the Pacific coast.

Otis E. McManigal James B. McNamara Los Angeles Times McManipal McNamara Conover Wik Olaf A. Tvyeitmoe Eugene Ackny Sao Maranciaco McManigal Los Angeles F. A. Schmidt David Caplan de Let Tveitmoe McCarty Tveltmoe San Francisco J. J. McNamara Ron Worcester Mass Pacific Coast McManignul

Burglar flees as Mrs Cahill phones police

Miss Mary Cahill of 322 West Twenty fifth street phoned police at 1 am to report a burglar trying to enter her home. An automobile patrol rushed to the scene but found no trace of the intruder after a house-to-house search.

Mary C. Cahill West Twenty-fifth Street Cahill Mra Cah Jimmy Malm Hhe

Speaker Clark to Be Renamed as Henry Withdraws

Washington November 14 congressman Henry withdraws from contest against Speaker Clark prompting many of Henry’s allies to back Clark’s re election. The House appropriations sub committee will start work next Wednesday on the legislative executive and judicial bill with hopes to finish by December.

Washington Henry Clark House Committee On Appropriations

Powers Seek Mediation As Bulgaria Faces Armistice

Nov 14 Bulgarian premier received a note from the great powers proposing mediation in the Turkish Balkan conflict. The note asks if Bulgaria will accept mediation and, if so, under what conditions. Premier Guedieff will consult allied Balkan cabinets before replying.

Bulgaria Nicholas Montenegro Alessio San Giovani di Medua Austria Kttria de Montenegro Ocbd Italy Tchatalja Sofia Guedieff Europe

Nevada Man Saved From Qld Swindle by Police

New York dispatch describes Guy Sison of Winnemucca who planned a European voyage after a Spanish prisoner scam promised $450000 in a false trunk. Sheriff in Nevada alerted Inspector Faurot. Sison located in Hotel Manhattan and postponed his departure.

New York Rip van Winkle Guy Sison Winnemucca Sison Nevada la Lorrain Europe F. G. Lamb

Official count elects Robitaille to council and Gill mayor

The Laramie county canvassers completed the city ticket tally. A A Robitaille Democrat beat William Cole Republican for First Ward council with 368 to 461. Dan W Gill Democrat won the mayoral race by 78 over L Hinkle Republican and Henry Sweet Independent led to 654 votes.

Laramie L. ©. Hinkle Mr. Gill Henry Sweet Mr. Sweet Mule L. C. Hinkle Dan W. Gill Willam Cole A. A. Robitain

Taft Leads in Idaho Indications Favor Wilson

Boise November 14 Wil son gains lead by a narrow margin in Idaho with officials counting votes. Early estimates favor Wilson though final result awaits complete tally.

Taft Idaho Boise Ewing Wilson

Bishop Thomas details Wyoming Episcopal progress and plans

Wye Nov 14 We have just completed the busiest year in the history of the Wyoming Episcopal church says Bishop Thomas of Cheyenne He notes eleven churches six rectories three parish houses and one hospital built in the state totaling 12 structures and about 115000 spent with 55505 raised by parishes and 660?821 from Bishop Thomas The Lanier hospital is nearing completion and will begin admitting patients Soon All Saints Wheatland church will be consecrated once debt is cleared Our Savior Hartville and Atlantic City church projects advance while Laramie cathedral remains vacant The Cheyenne St Marks parish house is a notable new stone building with gymnasium kitchen and large auditorium The Laramie orphanage is full prompting hopes for a new state facility The state missionary work will demand ongoing appeals for support as 24 children are currently housed and the bishop urges further funding

Sheridan Wye Behop Thomas Cheyenne Episcopal Church Wayenne Thomas Lanier Launder All Saints’ Church Wheatland Church of Our Savior Hartville Pagentity Atlantic City Lander Grovant Jackson Laramie Bode St. Mark's Mia Cora Brunson

Ghilayne Earns Mining Convention Seat in 1914

In Denver the Rocky Mountain Coal Mine Institute elected Frank A. Manley of Omaha as president for Wyoming while W Y Quentay and H Campbell joined the executive committee. The convention will meet in Cheyenne in June 1914 with 240 members from Colorado Utah New Mexico and Wyoming aiming to reduce mine accidents.

Ghlyenne Wyoming Rocky Mountain Coal Mine Institute Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute Denver Colo Frank A. Manley Omaha Union Pacific Coal Mines Wos View WY. J. Quentay Kemmerer H. ©. Campbell Rock Springs Cheyenne Mem Colorado Utah Westeel Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Muebio Murray Victor-American Fuel Company New Mexico T. H. O'Brien Stag Canon Fuel Company Dawson W. BB. Wil Liane Utah Fuel Company Salt Lake Union Pacific Coal Company Natherd John P. Thomas Glenwood C. W. Babcock F. N. Cameron F. N. Cameron Salt Lake, and J. EB. Pettit D. H. Summerville Gideon Alan French Raton P. J. Quealy Mid Th C Campbell I. W. Whitesides Denver Waar Institute Albuquerque N. M Chelena Wyo James Daleymaple

Two Denver men net million in Casper oil deals

Denver brokers Kiew A. Wilson and B H Hopkins cleaned up about a million dollars in thirty days through the Mid-West Oil company in Casper. Wilson sold $150,000 in notes and $200,000 in preferred stock then arranged $100,000 in common. His $106,000 total profit came as commissions and gains, with Hopkins benefiting from stock transfers.

Denver Colo Kiew A. FH. Wilson B. H. Hopkins Casper Mid Osstock Wyo Cole Wilson Grand Junction Vernon Reed Earch Mr. Hopkins Mr. Wilson Mid-West Oil Company Wilwon Preferred Mocking

New York Officers Accused in Theft Plot and Promotion Debate

New York police officers allegedly plotted and aided robberies including a $2000 theft from a bank patron. Allegations center on two officers nicknamed Al and Leo and a scheme tied to the 25 000 taxi robbery. Witness Frank Paresi claims coercion and beatings at police HQ.

Womin Aa Coust Paresi Ruekner Laderlo Gambrella Angelo Cava Faresi

Fort D A Russell hears troop relocations to Fort Logan

Unofficial information received at Fort D. A. Russell reports that the Fourth field artillery will move to Fort Logan Colorado and remain there. The Ninth Cavalry and the Ninth and Nineteenth Infantry units are described for reassignment to Fort Logan as a new infantry brigade post.

Fort D. A. Russell Fourth Field Artillery Fort Logan Colorado Ninth Cavalry Douglas, Arts Fort Russell War Department Fort Hinwell United States Colo Togen Ft. Hassell Ninth Infantry Forte Russell Leavenworth Kan Douglan Arts Bndlling Minn Bill Okla Thomas Sheridan Meade Logan

National Grange Pushes Federal Aid for Roads

Spokane, November 14 The National Grange votes to back federal road funding. Oliver Wilson reports the movement seeks funds to be administered by a national commission or board, coordinating with state commissions. New York City is rumored strongest bidder for the next conclave.

National Grange Spokane Wash Oliver Wilson Ando Gress Grange National Conference of Progressive States Farmers’ Universal Committee On Postal Reform New York City

Cheyenne Growers Fight Box Car Produce Trade

Cheyenne merchants hire an attorney to challenge out of town box car sellers who move apples and produce into Cheyenne from Kansas and ship to other cities. They seek injunctions to curb the practice, deeming it unfair to local merchants who buy wholesale at higher prices. A produce foreman notes large firms routinely buy vast quantities for resale nationwide, limiting consumer prices and squeezing middlemen.

Kansas Cheyenne Oore Fdment

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