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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
16
A 24 hour weather summary for Mountain Time ends at 6 PM. The report notes historical extremes on this date across 41 years with a high of 59, a low of 31. Data presents temperature ranges and comparisons to prior records.
Weather forecast from Washington predicts warmer conditions in eastern Wyoming as a fall pattern develops. The report notes fair skies and increasing warmth, with no major storms expected.
City council debates a proposed crematory for garbage and defers action on paying for new cluster lights installed by residents. A 1910 Colorado and Southern rail contract is reviewed, and officials consider a tax rebate for the Bavidge Amusement company carnival. Inspector Faurot links Muret and Schmidt as relatives or close associates.
Fragmentary report indicates a counterfeiting operation linked to a plant. Police and investigators recovered law books and study forms from a school. Wilma Flyna, identified as a key official, may cooperate with New York authorities to trace the case and connections.
Washington reports that the senate may modify the cotton futures tax amendment to win house approval. Representative Lever proposes a substitute shielding contracts delivering government grades from the tax and easing price differences. Conference leaders expect potential differences mainly on the income tax provisions as many amendments are noted.
Three persons were injured today when three rear sleeping cars of the Philadelphia night express overturned near Coatesville Pennsylvania. The train had departed Pittsburgh last night and the accident occurred as the train was running.
In Washington on September 16 the Democratic currency bill gained ground in the house as key provisions were settled. Debates centered on the federal reserve board and rediscount rules with banks joining regional reserve banks. An unlimited rediscount amendment passed, and discount paper maturity was set at ninety days.
Three American cowboys rode into Pirtleville Arizona and raided a pole bearing a Mexican flag. A mob of about 250 Mexicans gathered and clashed with police after the flag was torn down on the Mexican independence anniversary. No serious injuries reported. warrants reportedly planned for the cowboys.
Maury I. Diggs former state architect and Attorney Charles B Harris of Sacramento were found not guilty by a federal jury of subordination of perjury in the Diggs Caminetti white slave cases in San Francisco.
In Woodbridge New Jersey Mrs Eva Gottschalk wife of Dr Louis Gottschalk was instantly killed in a laboratory rear of their home when iron pipes exploded during experiments to test a process to replace rubber. Dr Gottschalk a noted scientist had earlier relied on his wife to assist as his eyesight failed.
Charles Kopf, a prominent Vallejo resident, is arrested on charges of murdering Julian Bahnard of Julian Nebraska fourteen years ago. The arrest follows a confession allegedly made by Fuller Shallenberger of Burlington Kansas, who purportedly implicated Kopf before his deathbed confession.
Thirteen year old George Bernier was holding a balloon rope during inflation at a local fair in Woodstock Connecticut. The rope wrapped around his wrist and as the balloon ascended he was carried up and dropped to his death in front of about five thousand spectators. Balloonist Harold Gates of Newburyport Massachusetts did not know of the danger until the rope unwound.
A massive blaze in New Rochelle destroyed the Howard Ward corporation department store, causing losses around 306000 dollars. The fire covered an entire city block before being extinguished early today.
Mrs. Ida Graham resigns as teacher at Archer school after families refuse to provide board. The school will stay closed this year unless suitable housing is found. An attempted break in frightened her, and she vows not to endure the situation any longer.
In Mona Belgium a canal linking Pommeroelnd Antoing burst due to tunnel work for mine expansion. Within minutes eight miles flooded as water surged over fields and swept away movable property. The Sherman Co.
Cincinnati dispatch reports the commissions order canceling the sale of pitcher Cy Moran to a Kansas City club and directing reimbursement of expenses. Manager Carr claims Moran was not fit to report, while Morgan argues arm condition was not considered fully. A woman adds a provocative remark about truth and intent.
A fragmented historical column contrasts a frugal emperor with social rituals and a school prompt about winning and ambition. It includes anecdotal bits on a pay dinner, a pupil exercise about wealth and housing, and a parade of odd student questions reflecting early 20th century concerns.
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