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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1913

Page

9

Congress Recess Delayed Until Currency Reform Passes

Washington report shows Senate delaying any adjournment or recess until the currency reform bill advances from the committee. Democrats vow to keep the legislative road clear for currency, with proposals to fix January or February for related measures. Senators from both parties clash over timing while pressuring action on the reform.

Washington Senate Congress Lewis Board of Control Hoke Smith Reed Smith Borah Ashurst Boston

Silzer Impeachment Trial Ends Without Verdict

The impeachment court failed to reach a verdict against Governor Silzer after a long secret session. The panel adjourned until tomorrow to hear further arguments on whether testimony from Morgenthau and Peck can be considered and how the articles should be amended or applied.

Albany Wiliam M. Sulser Counpel Allan A. Ryan Henry Morgenthau W. Peck Merbourt Cullen I. Henried Morgenthau

Powers Ready 10 Repudiate Huerta Belief

German warship movement off Mexican coasts draws Washington attention as Britain weighs repudiation of Huerta recognition. US warns Huerta to protect imprisoned deputies while considering possible action if warnings are ignored.

Huerta Washington Germany Wilson Mexico Great Britain United States

Huerta Promises No Harm to Imprisoned Deputies

In Mexico City on October 13 President Huerta assured American charge d'affaires Nelson O'Shaughnessy that no violence would be done to the imprisoned deputies. He said most deputies would face trial, and gave no indication of imminent releases, as Washington warned of international repercussions.

Mexico City Huerta Nelson O'Shaughnessy Washington O'Shaugheenny Wallington Administration Ifo

Peking Police Chief Chen Executed Amid Yuan Shi Kai Oath

A Peking despatch says Chen, head of the mounted police, was executed yesterday after his arrest during inauguration ceremonies. He confessed southern rebels bribed him to attempt assassination as Yuan Shi Kai took the oath. Precautions for Yuan were increased and he moved with guards everywhere.

London Peking Daily Telegraph Chen Peking Mounted Police Flo Yuan Shi Kai

Aviator Missing After Failed Meroplane Run Around Manhattan

Albert Jewell of Hempstead Plains left at 7 40 am for Staten Island in a monoplane to compete in the Manhattan meroplane race. Authorities fear he was blown off course and carried to sea or may have landed unseen on Long Island. Jewell, 27, has a Staten Island wife and family, and recently took the name Sidney Jordan after a California arrival. Wireless ships are alerted to watch for him at sea.

New York Hattan Island Albert Jewell Hempstead Plains Long Island Staten Island Jewell California The Aero Club Sidney Jordan

Wolgast defeats Battling Nelson in ten round bout

Ad Wolgast of Cadillac Michigan defeats Battling Nelson of wish II in a ten round no decision fight at the Blite Arena Milwaukee. Wolgast dominates eight of ten rounds with two even, showing sharp defense and rapid lefts to the chin and face while Nelson bleeds from nose ear and blows. Preliminary Jimmie Dutton loses to Freddie Andrews in six rounds.

Milwaukee Wolgast Cadillac Mich Battling Nelson Wish, II Martin Tha Ions Thema Hily Howe Jimmie Dutton Liverpool Freddie Andrews

American Forced to Enter Mexican Army

Mexico City reports that an American, C. Bousett, has been arrested and forced into service in the Mexican army. The embassy notes knowledge of the incident and conveys concern over conscription actions impacting the U.S. citizen.

Mexico City Joe Orgian C. Bousett Win Hay

Garrett’s Rope Skill Wins Spouse at Frontier Days

Garrett pleased the Frontier Days crowd at Frontier Park with rope dexterity. Ruby Walters, daughter of Edward A. Walters, loved his performance and became engaged to him. After a brief season with the McCarty Gilford troupe, they married Sunday last with Rev George Vian Winkle officiating. The license was kept quiet but public curiosity grew as the couple appeared together.

Frontier Park Frontier Days Ruby Walters Edward A. Walters Sam Garrett McCarty-Gilford George Vian Winkle The Baptist Church

Suffragettes Clash With Police Over Pankhurst Arrest

In London on October 18 Sylvia Pankhurst was arrested at Bow Neaths while speaking, then released after militants assaulted officers defending the platform. The crowd clashed with police using chairs and truncheons, with injuries and a tense melee unfolding as reinforcements cleared the hall.

London Sylvia Pankluret Bow Neaths East End Holloway Jal Miss Pankhurst

Brothers Duel Ends With Norris Wiggins Dieing in Torrington

Norris L. Wiggins a wealthy ranch man northwest of Torrington was killed in a revolver duel with his brother Orrin Wiggins. The brothers exchanged five shots after Norris attacked with a horsewhip. Orrin surrendered to Sheriff M. A. Hayes and is jailed awaiting further action.

Torrington Wyo Norris L. Wiggins Orrin Wee Norris Oarin Orrin M. A. Hayes

La Fontaine resigns as city and county party chair

RyN LaFontaine, candidate for the mayoral nomination, resigns as chairman of the city and county Republican committees. He says a candidate should avoid holding partisan office during an election campaign and notes there has been little active work for the chair.

Ryn. LaFontaine Republican

Tug Primrose Missing After Foundering on Athabasca

The Hudson Bay Company's tug Primrose, operating between Fort Chipewayan and Fond du Lac on Lake Athabasca, is reported missing with sixteen aboard. Authorities believe the vessel foundered in the autumn.

Bomonton Alta Hadson Bay Company Lake Athabasca Fort Chipewayan Fond du Lac Wixteen

Proposal to Rename Episcopal Church Defeated

In New York on October 14 the general convention debated changing the church’s corporate name to American Catholic church. High church deputies won a vote to appoint a commission to revise the prayer book, while low church delegates argued the resolution would allow a broader decision by the group.

New York Protestant Episcopal Church House of Deputies High Church Bers

Rescued Passengers Tell Story of Doomed Ship Volturno

London dispatches recount passenger testimonies from the Carmania and other rescuers who battled fierce seas to save Volturno survivors. They praise Captain Barr’s call to the Narragansett and note crew losses, lifeboat launches, and the use of oil to calm waves as the rescue unfolded.

London Barr Narragansett Inch Fishguard Liverpool C. F. Hart Associated Newspapers Carmania Volturno Devonien Adda Ife Horr Gardiner

Dr. Wetlaufer Re-elected Head of Wyoming WCTU

The thirtieth annual Wyoming WCTU convention adjourned after an engaging session. Officers elected include President Dr. Eilen J. Wetlaufer of Cheyenne and Vice President Ella Cortner of Jireh with other posts filled by Cheyenne residents. The program featured performances by Harriet Atchison and local musicians, signaling continued activity and plans for the coming year.

Eilen J. Wetlaufer Cheyenne Ella M. Cortner Jireh Mra W. M. Nelson J. Wetlauter Annie M. Jordan M. J. Allen Mertle Shane Stewart Mooreroft Minnie Fenwick Burns Marthe I. Piper Anna M. Hughes Sheridan Flower Mission Mary Jennings Maude Barnett Elle M. Cortner Harriet M. Atchison ER. N. Grace Ilarold Vaugh M. Helns Dr. Millard Mr. Fee Alr. Baker Mr. Ball

Hobson Underwood Spar In House On Alabama Senate Cause

In Washington D C on the House floor representatives Hobson and Underwood clashed over Alabama's senate race. Hobson accused Underwood of serving Wall Street and Maquire interests while Underwood denied the charge. The scene grew tense with interruptions and calls for order as the debate centered on political alliances and pension legislation.

Washington Richmond Pearson Klobson Alabama Underwood House Hobean Weoguska Ala Wall Street Maquire Hobson Andern

Also Mentioned on This Page

Silzer Britain George Queen Mary U. S Howdy Wolgast Wallops Nelson Pankhurst Jimmile Whalen Ehortatop Wiggins la Fontaine Episcopal Wade Tr. Watson Philadelphia Carminis Wetlaufer W.c.tu
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