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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1917
Page
8
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Casper Wyoming September 10 two enginemen Eric R Anderson and Frank Cross both of Casper were killed when a freight train plunged through a bridge near Woolton ten miles east of Casper. The crash wrecked the engine seven freight cars and the bridge abutments were buried. An I W W plot is suspected. Conductor Barnes brakemen Sgreent and Nurtter rode the train escaped uninjured. Rescue attempts halted by roaring steam. Investigation underway with possible state and federal involvement.
After a stormy session and the discharge of Miss Cathryn R. Goble at Bonglich High School, the Cheyenne high school parents association plans to reform for the year. Tonight Will Reid chairs in the absence of Mrs J C Jeffries as former leaders abstain from involvement.
Maine votes against woman suffrage two to one in a statewide special election. The report notes higher district support elsewhere may follow the same trend. Also listed: Carpenter community fair in Carpenter Wyoming on Sept. 14–15 and a Burlington Cheyenne train schedule for Sept. 15.
In the American League Washington defeated Boston 2 to 1 and 3 to 4, while New York scored 10 and 6 in its games against Philadelphia with no other games scheduled. In the National League Philadelphia won 6 to 2 against Boston, Brooklyn beat New York 14 to 2, St Louis defeated Pittsburg 3 to 1, and Cincinnati Chicago game was postponed due to rain.
A pool tournament is planned at the Coliseum pool hall with entry limited to men in uniform. Prizes include valuable leather pillow tops. Sunday night concluded the initial event with C. McDonald winning first place and G. Lambert second.
Patrick J. Delaney, 21, formerly of Russelltown Pa, dies from hemorrhage after a fight over his coat. William C Burns of Chicago, also 21, is held for murder inquiry after being found with Delaney's coat and a large pocket knife believed used in the assault. Delaney’s body is at Early's morgue and efforts to locate relatives continue.
APMITAL COAL COMPANY and Cody Memorial association figures appear in city notes. A. O. Haye and Paul T. O'Brien receive notary appointments at Shoshoni and Sheridan. Governor Houx heads to Douglas for state fair events. Casper contact Leeper, Hobbs Huckfeldt advertise furniture. Fountain repair begins at city park while street work continues. State Game Warden Wilson visits to handle duties at the statehouse. Oldsmobile seven passenger sale noted by Trail Mercantile and Fi Bplegieman.
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