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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1916

Page

9

Warns Embargo on Loyal Workers Ahead of Strike

Railroad warns that employees who stay loyal to the Union Pacific and continue regular duties will face loss of minority and other rights if they join the strike. Preparations to meet the Labor Day action continue across lines entering Cheyenne with uncertainties on conductors and enginemen.

Cheyenne Union Pacific William Jeffers 3. R. Toucey W. M. Jeffers Union’ Pacific Omaha York, Ave Pennsylvania Big Ocean Shipping Lines

Death of Cheyenne leader Thomas Heaney in Denver

Thomas Heaney Sr. proprietor of the Atlan theatre and longtime Cheyenne figure died in Denver at Albany Hotel after a heart attack. A postmortem cited spontaneous rupture of the right ventricle due to fatty degeneration. Heaney, 60 plus, had lived in Wyoming since early days, served in the Ninth Infantry, led the Industrial Club, owned the Atlag, and left two sons and two daughters.

Thomas Seaney, Sr Atlan Theatre Cheyenne Albany Hotel Denver W. P. Horan Sam Dutton Albany Harry P. Hynds Mr. Heaney Horan Charles Ellis Mr. Brown Frank Dutton W. Pf. .Jtoranto Walter J. Bradley R. N. la Fontaine Wyoming Ninth Infantry Fort McKinney Army Severn Industrial Club Capital Avenue Atlag Scotland Hele Thomas Heaney, Jr Casper William Heaney Bradley This City Geraldine Heaney California Colin Hunter Robert G. Shingle

Probe into Ballot Fraud Opens Under Thompson Scrutiny

County Prosecutor Sam M. Thompson began a grand jury inquiry into alleged ballot falsification tied to the Republican primary. Local officials and witnesses were questioned as the canvass closed, with Sheriff Gleason and candidate Babbitt under strain as the investigation unfolds.

Sam M. Thompson Publica el Oight Bia Polly Pergame Harry W. Tupper Freud Bimeely Babbitt Court House Thompson Gleason W. B. Ross

German Iron Cross totals reported by Kiel Zeitung

The Kiel Zeitung reports that 630,000 Iron crosses have been conferred so far, including 430,000 of the second class. The tally reflects widespread awards among German servicemen.

Qopenhagden Kiel Zeitung

Retaliatory measures considered against Allied trade

Washington August 31 government to pursue retaliation against Allies for interfering with American trade. Provisions in the shipping and revenue bills form the first steps. A revenue bill amendment would allow the president to ban imports of products not importable by foreign nations. An amendment to the shipping bill would grant the secretary of the treasury power to refuse ship clearance to vessels rejecting American business for reasons beyond capacity.

Washington United States Secretary of the Treasury Dritlah ‘Disawliwt

Sheriff Returns Home Finds Daughter Dead After Mob Action

In Lima a sheriff returns to a deadly mob incident that culminates in the death of his young daughter from shock after mobs forced entry into the jail. Prosecutor Barrhoo urged Governor Willis to send state troops as race tensions flare and liquor saloons are ordered closed. Firemen deployed and local officers placed on emergency duty to restore order.

Lima Ave Barrhoo Willis Monta Charles Pamela John tMirber Sherman Bley

Guardsmen May Be Used in Case of Rail Strike

Washington August 1. Troops on air routes to or from the border receive extra equipment as a precaution against a railway strike delaying movem ents. Secretary Baker declines to comment on reports that 15004 guardsmen are being moved, with states of origin noted where many terminals lie.

R. R Wasitingoton Baker Moe

Governor John P St. John Dies at 83 in Kansas

Kane Aug. 81. John P. St. John, candidate on the prohibition ticket in 1854, twice governor of Kansas and a noted temperance advocate in the United States, died at the age of 83 in Olathe.

Olathe Kane John P. St. John Press- Homey Kanes United States

Benson Is Promoted to Admiral’s Rank

Washington August 11 Rear Admiral William B Benson chief of pave operations was promoted today to the rank of admiral in accordance with the provisions of the pave bill.

Benson Washington William 8. Benson

Wyoming Weather Forecast Fair Friday

The Wyoming forecast calls for fair conditions Friday with cooler air reaching the north and west while Saturday turns partly cloudy. Northerly winds may keep temperatures cooler in the shaded regions.

Wyoming

Railroads cautious on Adamson eight hour bill impact

Chicago and western rail executives warned the Adamson eight hour bill may not satisfy railroads and urged restraint amid looming strikes. Embargoes on perishables were lifted in part, with fleets preparing for possible disruptions as labor tensions rose nationwide.

Balkan Express Enters Berlin Twice A Week

An American traveler reports on the Balkan Express from Berlin to Constantinople. He details travel permits, German train control in Ottoman territory, multilingual notices altered to Turkish, and strict security as the train passes through Serbia and Bosnia.

London Associated Press Berlin Constantinople Pangenger Toston Dresden Paneer Cermin Terlin Serbia Barbia Aise Lewer

Garretson Weeps As He Refuses to Postpone Strike

Garretson, president of the order of railroad conductors, tearfully asserts he can delay the strike only for his members. He says other brotherhoods cannot call back the action, and he leads his men with trust and resolve amid a Senate hearing on eight hour proposals to avert disruption.

Washington Senate Interstate Commission Senate Congress Tm Rowen Phy Ltr Brotherhood Db & Watle Gearretson Proeidante

Gregory faults Hughes in Maine clash in campaign speech

Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory denounces Justice Hughes in a Maine address, praising the president for keeping the nation at peace. He accuses Hughes of denouncing the administration and calls for public accountability as the campaign heats up.

Moulton Matas Aug Supreme Court of the United States Gregory Hughes

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Ecompeony Thomas Heaney John Par Dons Bill Holden Burlington Adamson Felton Chicago Supreme Court Chicago Railroada F. P. Ripley Santa Fe Railroad Western Railroad Yeaterday Mr. Ripley Great Western Railroad Topeka Atchison, Topekac Santa Fe Acre General Offices Balkan Express Times Garretson Interstate Commerce Board Con Gress Hughe Maine Republican Organization McLemore Chrogory Justin Wilwa Bassecompl
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