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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1916

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Wilson Satisfied with Terms of Atlantic City Protocol

Washington on November 25 reports indicate the United States likely to ratify the Mexican American joint commission protocol. It calls for conditional withdrawal of U S troops and border military control. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing studied the document as officials expect Carranza to sign despite discomfort over cross border pursuit of bandits.

Washington Atlantic City United States Mexico Villa Chihuahua City Lane

Osborne to resign as first assistant secretary of state

John E. B. Osborne tendered his resignation to President Wilson. It is expected to be accepted and announced soon. Osborne may return to Wyoming to manage his ranching interests and cited the western call as his motivation.

Washington John EB. Osborne Wilson Osborne Wyoming Decker State Department

Suffrage Leader Inez Boissevain Dies in Los Angeles

Mrs. Inca Mil Hollagh Boissevain a noted suffrage leader died in Los Angeles at midnight after a ten day illness. A social welfare worker and advocate of socialism she rose to fame during the 1908 campaign for shouting Votes for women in a Taft parade window in New York. She later practiced law beginning as a clerk in 1912.

Los Angeles Cal Inca Milhollagh Boissevain Gist

Bucharest In Danger Of Capture In World War II

Von Falkenhayn’s forces cross the Danube and gain footing in Romania as Bavarian troops occupy Danube islands near Orsova. Bucharest reports the advance was arrested while Berlin claims Romanian resistance in the lower Danube area is broken and several towns have fallen.

von Falkenhayn Danube Rumania Orsova Bucharest Petrograd Wallachia Berlin Lower Alt Gyergye

Raid on three warehouses targets high living costs

In Chicago on November 23 raids by city health authorities shut down three large cold storage warehouses under a long standing ordinance restricting storage time. Wholesaler James F. Wetz, nicknamed the Eye King, reportedly holds seventy two million eggs and refuses to sell, awaiting higher prices.

Wicago James FE. Wetz

Villa Winning at Chihuahua Now But U S Army Sees Turn

Army officials in El Paso said the Chihuahua City siege favored Villa as telegraph lines failed and house to house fighting loomed. About 200 Villistas led by General Quevedo were reported eighteen miles south of the border near Juarez, aiming to intercept munitions for defenders.

EL Paso Tex Chihuahua City Villa Quevedo Juarez United States Department Canon Sang Station General Trevino Villa Bandito Gonzales Carranas Sauz Chihuatua City Moctetsuma Chilbushua City Mocternina Mortezuma Hleht Villa Bandite

Stop the War Slogan Sparks Diet Squad Demonstration

In Chicago on November 25 the diet squad advocating 40 cents a day ended the day lighter by seventeen pounds after attending a celebratory dance. They attributed the loss to the evening's festivities and social activity.

Chicago

Wyoming Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1916

Governor calls on Wyoming citizens to pause work on November 30 1916 and join in worship and home gatherings. The message highlights peace prosperity and charitable acts while urging gratitude for blessings and unity during wartime.

Wyoming United States

Peace Move Planned in New York to Aid Wilson

New York on November 25 reports the American National Conference Committee organizing a New York branch to promote a mass peace movement. Dr David Starr Jordan says Wilson can lead humanity toward a just end and urges U S action for mediation. The committee includes prominent men and women and plans petitions and meetings.

New York Wilson Prether American National Confereence Committee David Starr Jordan Wice United States Hamilton Molt Jane Addams

Weather Summary for Wyoming and Surrounding North

In Wyoming and nearby regions a mix of rain and snow moves across the northwest with warmer conditions in the east and south. Monday brings unsettled weather with precipitation spreading from the west to the east and north areas.

Wyoming

Teutonic Society Congratulates Wilson on Re election

Teutonic Sons of America president 8. E. bum mell sent a telegram to President Wilson congratulating him on his re election. It urged the president to use his influence toward ending the European war and expressed best wishes for the future.

Chicago E. Bummell The Teutonic Sons of America Tooy Wilson

Bank raid thwarted as cafe gang pursued by citizens

Salisbury Maryland November 25 a gang attempting to blow the Hebron Savings Bank failed their attempt and fled pursued by several hundred local citizens.

Salisbury Maryland Hebron Savings Bank

Entente ultimatum to Athens threatens arms surrender

Vice Admiral Du Fournet, commander at Piraeus, delivers an ultimatum demanding immediate surrender of arms and ammunition by the Greek government. December 1 deadline looms with potential naval measures if refused. Greek cabinet reportedly near resignation as Athens faces intensified pressure amid regional tensions.

Athens Admir du Fournet Piraeus Thay du Fournet Admiralty Gree France

Robbers Burn Alabama Town In Drug Store Heist

A town in Alabama was destroyed by fire after safe robbers dynamited a drug store safe and then set the building ablaze. The loss is estimated at about 1000 dollars. The robbers escaped.

Ala

Cheyenne Liquor Dealers Challenge Denver Ordinance in Court

Cheyenne liquor dealers plan to seek an injunction against a Denver city ordinance aimed at preventing adulterated wines and liquor imports. The move targets the ordinance as a revenue measure and questions the city’s jurisdiction, with talks of federal aid and multiple Cheyenne transport firms involved in cross state liquor shipments.

Denver Bpeer Cheyenne Spoey Speer

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