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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

9

Woman Jumps to Death Near Hillsdale in Runaway

Mrs. Huttle C. Nicholson of Hillsdale Wyoming, 64, died after leaping from a buggy when a runaway frightened the horse. She was en route to Hillsdale with refreshments for a Ladies Aid social. Her husband, Harold Christensen, and son were present. coroners and relatives are named, with funeral plans to be announced.

Huttle C. Nicholson W. H. Nicholson Hillsdale Ladies’ Aid Society Hillsdale Presbytera Harold Christensen Chiia Christensen Nicholson Young Christensen Elds Calo Hilladale Cheyenne Jlarold Christensen Clyde Early Vomleg Kansas Veriedale Niche Chon Haf Hilladale Neddog Milo Bertha Mildred

Suffrage Association Rejects Partisan Strategy

The National American Woman Suffrage Association votes to continue pursuing equal rights through both national and state legislation. Carrie Chapman Catt cites talks with Charles E Hughes and Woodrow Wilson on party platforms, while Anna Howard Shaw urges education over partisan action.

Atlanta National American Woman SuffRage Association Mre Carrie Chapman Catt Charles E. Hughes Wilson Anna Howard Shaw The Association

Bremen Coming London Report

London dispatch reports that the German Neuen may be expected within ten days at an American port, probably New London, per interpretations here.

Bremen London New London

Bitter Exchange in U S Senate over Corrupt Practices Bill

Washington Sept 6 The Owen corrupt practices bill sparked hours of acrimonious debate in the Senate as Democrats and Republicans traded personal accusations about campaign contributions and rewards. Senators Curtis of Kansas and Ashurst of Arizona led a heated exchange that at times bordered on a physical confrontation. The measure would curb campaign spending for Senate, House, and presidential campaigns beyond current limits.

Washington Senate Curtis Kansas Ashurst Arizona House

U. S. to Probe Jap Demands

The United States will question Japan's new demands on China with inquiries by Ambassador Guthrie in Tokyo and Minister Reinsch in Peking. The issue centers on Japanese police powers in inner Mongolia and southern Manchuria and their possible impact on American interests and open trade.

Washington Guthrie Tokio Minater Reinsch Peking Japan China State Department Afongolia Manchuria United States

Freight Upon Deck Sinks Ship in Storm

Wilfred Robinson, third engineer on the steamer Admiral Clark, wrecked in the Caribbean during August hurricane, says loading 200 barrels of fuel oil on deck caused the wreck. He survived along with five others. Captain Daniels and nineteen crew members perished.

New Orleans Wilfred Robinson Admiral Clark Caribbean Daniels United States Robinson

Infant Paralysis Case Reported Near Nunn Colorado

An infant from Lemuel Lammonds household southeast of Nunn was stricken with paralytic illness about a week ago. Three nearby houses are quarantined by order of Nunn mayor C B Wilson after diagnosis by Dr McCain of Ault. The child is not fatally ill, with only one foot affected.

Wilson West Cheyenne Denver Colorado Nunn Colo Lemuel Lammonds C. B. Wilson McCain Ault Colorado State Board of Health New York Salt Lake Billinge Sheridan Cody Francie Lane Cty

British and French Advance On Somme Front

Allied forces push south of the Somme as French troops gain near Chaulnes and Peronne while British units fend off German counter attacks north of the river. Austro-German front’s losses mount in Galicia as Prussian forces retreat. Romanian and Bulgarian actions also noted along Dobruja. Continuous fighting along a 24 mile Somme front yields further gains for the allies.

Somme Vermandevillers Chilly Vermandovillers Chaulnes Roye Harleaux Peronne Ag Belloy-Pa- Gant Berlin Clery Peronne Ziata Tina Dnelster Galicia Breez Lemberg Dobrudja

Santa Fe Refuses to Obey Eight Hour Law

Topeka Kan Sept 6 F P Ripley president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway declares the Santa Fe will not comply with the Adamson eight hour law recently enacted by Congress. He says Congress acted under labor leaders and the measure amounts to a wage increase for top paid railway workers.

Santa Fe Topeka Kan Atchison, Topeka & Santa Poe Railroad Congress United States Supreme Cour Perylea

Excuse Me Chief Will You Pet Me In Jail

Garl Muliberg asked Chief of Police Briberg to put him in jail with a comic plea. Muliberg, theatrically distressed, supported his claim he was being attacked by the world as a cater, and the chief allowed him to enter the jail peacefully.

Po- Moe Garl Muliberg Seventeenth Street Huliberg

Opening of American Mexican border commission in New London

The American Mexican joint border commission begins talks in New London with credentials exchanged aboard the Mayflower. Secretary Lane hosts as the Mexican party seeks headway on troop withdrawal from Mexico and protection of American rights, with aligns to meet Friday.

New London Conn Mexico United States Luis Cabrera Hotton Franklin K. Lane Wilson Urranah Carranza

Germans Strike at Bucharest Area in Romania

Berlin dispatches report a bold German move toward Bucharest, targeting the Danube bridgehead at Tutrakan. The war office says seven Romanian works near Tutrakan were captured after seizure of forward posts, with renewed German artillery and forces concentrating against the fortifications.

London Bucharest Rumania Berlin Bulgare Tutrakan Danube German War Office Tulraken Tutrakanesa al St Rive Vollow Thuch Iivadine Transylvania

Conference on coal strike prospects in Kansas City

Details on a stalled conference between miners and coal operators over a disputed clause in the contract. A split within the subcommittee risks delaying a report to the general committee as strike developments in Pittsburgh shift attitudes and threaten a larger walkout.

Kansas City Arkiinisie Claude Pittebury

Subway Strike Paralyzes New York Transit System

A strike declared by newly unionized subway and elevated line workers of the Interborough Rapid Transit company threatens to paralyze electric transportation in New York by morning, with motormen and conductors expected to join in solidarity while company president Theodore P. Shonts vows the system will guarantee transport to the public.

New York Interborough Rapid Transit Company Nes Theodore P. Shonts Interborough

Telegraphers Win Pay Increases on Northern Pacific

Telegraphers for the Northern Pacific railroad gained pay raises shorter hours and other working benefits in today settlement of their demands averting a possible strike.

ST. Paul, Minn Northern Pacific Railroad

Neptune Arrives at Newport News With Guns on Deck

The twilan steamship Neptune from Sperla in ballast reached Newport News port carrying two 746 millimeter guns on her after deck. Cantalo Cafloro told customs officials the weapons were for defensive purposes only.

Newport News Neptune Sperla Cantalo Cafloro

Hughes Campaign Fails to Rouse Michigan G O P

Special to the State Leader in Lansing Michigan September reports show Charlies B K Hughes failing to spark enthusiasm for his candidacy in Michigan. Despite a rousing Detroit reception and visits by Republican and progressive leaders, local fervor remains weak and no sharp debates or newspaper contention emerge. Democrats still face a tough path to win Michigan and rely on broader national dynamics.

Lansing Mich Charlies BK Hughes Michigan Woodrow Wilson Detroit Heare Soto Pacifica Wilcon Hoosevelt Roosevelt Wilson Democrata

Conferees Agree to Modification of Revenue Bill

Washington reports conferees agreed to removing stamp taxes from the emergency revenue bill and replacing revenue losses with altered tax provisions. The Senate debate included a filibuster against the corrupt practice act and discussions on income tax amendments.

Washington House I Ecute Confercore Tomore Senate United States Greadain Theo Bill Ae Tnotesee Wiech Ibe

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