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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1913

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Explosions, Fire Halt Rescue at Mine Face Losses Mount

Rescue efforts at the Stag company mine face continued amid explosions and gas. Two major blasts, a second shock, and heavy rockfall left 88 bodies recovered with 175 still missing. helmet crews fought carbon dioxide and flame as officials name McDermott and McShine among the dead or missing.

Hawson Stag Company Congovernment Eset Chambail Seven Canon McDermott Henry P. McShine New York Merrow

Asquith Signals Ireland Policy Amid Irish Question Talks

Premier Asquith spoke after meetings with British parties and said a settlement on the Irish question could include a temporary arrangement if Ulster is excluded. He indicated opposition to a permanent barrier solution and warned against using armed force to settle party divisions.

Ladydank Scotland Asquith Ireland Searhie Ulster

Guards and miners clash near depot at Trinidad

At Trinidad Colorado on October 25 a battle between striking miners and guards lasted from 2 30 to 5 pm. One guard was killed and a striker, a Montenegrin, was wounded in the arm. Deputies were fired upon as they met a train at the depot and combat spilled to the overhead bridge of the Colorado and Southern half a mile south. Over a thousand shots were fired amid long range fire. Rumors of a march on Ludlow circulated, but a blizzard sent miners home, hindering further action.

Trinidad Colo Colorado Ludlow

Funeral of Adolphus Busch Halt City in Mourning

In St Louis on October 25 the funeral of Adolphus Busch drew family members and 150 honorary pallbearers. Citywide stoppages halted streetcars and offices as the bier moved from the brewery to the cemetery, with wreaths from German officials and employees.

Louis Adolphus ‘Busch Germany

Mrs Eaton Smiles On The Stand In Murder Trial

Plymouth Oct 25 Mrs Jennie May Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton denied giving any poison to her husband during direct examination. She rejected accusations of arsenic or other poisons. The questioning ended with adjournment until Monday for cross examination by the state.

Plymouth Mase Poraon Jennie May Eaton Joseph G. Eaton Haton William A. Morse Paison

Real Work Upon Road Is Started On Cheyenne Route

Actual work on the Cheyenne Greeley Denver auto highway has begun. State Engineer A J Parshall reports a two day grading prep between Cheyenne and the state line. County commissioners will bring in gates and teams early next week with improved road making appliances. They borrowed a 12 horsepower steam grading engine from Laramie and expect to use a traction engine to draw lang plows, aiming to place the road in shape to the Colorado line within a few weeks.

Cheyenne- Greeley-Denver A. J. Parshall Cheyenne State Line City of Laramie Colorado Line

Atlantic fleet sails ten dreadnoughts to the Mediterranean

Nine ships of the Atlantic fleet set from Hampton Roads toward the Mediterranean under rear admiral Cameron McWinslow and Rear Admiral Frank Beatty. The group includes the Wyoming Arkansas Utah Florida Delaware Kansas Vermont and Ohio with the Connecticut delayed by engine trouble as Franklin D. Roosevelt bid farewell.

Hampton Roads Mediterranean Dolphin Franklin D. Roosevelt Wyoming Arkansas Cameron McWinslow Slong Utah Florida Delaware Kansas Vermont Ohio Connecticut Frank WH. Beattie

Currency Bill in German Accent Predicted to Help Banks

The text recounts Fritz and Mevster editor Heinie arguing the currency bill will fail or help, with mock German caricatures and predictions of bankers dominating money. It notes past protection, hopes for wealth through agricultural goods, and a political jab at Warren and the presidential election.

Fritz Golly Gland Democrats Peoples Henrie New York Dean Warren Congress

Churchmen Adopt New Doctrines in Congregationalism

Kansas City, Oct. 25. Congregationalism adopted a new constitution breaking from an antiquated half century old framework. The change, approved 524 to 1, creates a general secretary role and central advisory authority over eight church societies, shifting annual meetings to biennial. Some members objected to provisions expanding centralized control within the church.

Kansas City National Council Ningeen Aow Mumber Ontell Waderey Omumisnion Isalons Oisterity

Woman Doctor Dies After Studying Scarlet Fever

Dr. Bali E. Keidker, a school physician and wife of Frank Keinker, died at Municipal Hospital after contracting scarlet fever while observing patients at the hospital. She had visited the hospital to study fever cases and to observe victims.

Philadelpuinta Anelo M Coge Tangs Theone Bali E. Keidker Pitlent Prank Keinker

Cavalry Captain Kills Self on Texas Border

Captain Thomas M. Camoran of the Thirteenth Cavalry reportedly died by suicide at a border patrol camp near Columbia New Mexico while in charge of the U S border patrol in the district. No motive was given. He was reported to be from El Paso and connected to family residents in that area.

Self Texas EL Paso Thomas M. Camoran Thirteenth Cavalry Columbia N. M Fort Biles United States Border Patrol Colattyie Diatriet

Tax at Source to Begin October 1 for Interest Payments

The treasury department announces the final revised regulations for deducting the new income tax at the source on interest from bonds notes and similar obligations of corporations joint stock companies and insurance firms. A 7 percent tax starts next Saturday with temporary informal certificates allowed for fifteen days. Exemption certificates may be filed by bond holders.

Washington Treasury Department Isaner Fnally McAdoo United States Tome Or Ahirnd

Bullfighter’s Life Saved Builds Chapel in Spain

In Seville a grand chapel was dedicated funded by Rafael Clomez, famed bullfighter. Gomez credited a healing medal bearing the Virgin for averting tragedy after a bull wound, and vowed to honor the miracle with the chapel in his native city.

Seville Anetish Rafael Clomez Spain Gomez Beon Gomet Gomuy Efty

Five Die in Dynamite Blast at Virginia Mine

A dynamite explosion at the Richmond Manganeese company mine near Lynchburg Virginia killed five workers and left two injured one believed fatally Three of the deceased were transported by wagon two by ambulance Authorities said the incident occurred early today and investigators are on scene with the mining crew in handling the blast remains and rescue efforts only fragments of the victims’ names are given in the report

Lynchburg Viedmondt Manganeae Corporation

Supreme Court Sets Down Major Decisions Likely Today

The Supreme Court is expected to issue several important rulings soon, with observers awaiting high impact decisions on key legal issues. Delegations and court observers predict outcomes could shape public policy and precedent.

Mexico Election Stakes Hover Over Huerta Regime

Washington watches Mexico’s election under Huerta supervision as Monterey falls to rebels and candidates face a political test. Officials weigh foreign cooperation, potential clashes, and how returns will be canvassed after Huerta’s dissolution of Congress and arrest of its members.

Washington Mexico Monterey Bberia Feux Ding United States Walmeton Wilson Ruan Ilent Paris Philadelphia Sepaitor Baron Iena Foreign Relations Committee Huerta Mexican Republic State Department Angresy Washington Administration Noca Supreme Court

First Congress Hall Dedicated by President

President Wilson led the rededication of Congress Hall at Independence Square Philadelphia. The ceremony recalled early republic days as Wilson delivered a 20 minute address, with officials including Speaker Champ Clark and Ambassador Joser of France in attendance.

Philadelphia Congress Hall Independence Square Senate Hogee Wilson Washington James Wilson Huston Champ Clark Joserand France Howe Slo John Hancock Ieee

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