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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
8
A 24 hour weather summary ends at 6 PM Mountain Time with temperature extremes and notes on conditions. Historical context lists recorded highs and lows for this date across 41 years with a high near 54 and a low near 1.
Weather bulletin from Washington forecasts warmer conditions in the eastern portions and a fall trend elsewhere. The brief notes mild temperatures with caution for potential troubles and hints at motivational quotes about effort and flattery.
City council considers building a crematory to address a fly breeding dump and eliminate open vaults near the post office. Debate includes measures to abolish open vaults amid typhoid concerns and a proposed rebate for the Bavidge Amusement Company carnival license. Inspector Faurot ties Muret and Schmidt as relatives or close allies in the fake money plant case.
A Chicago correspondence traces lead to a counterfeiting operation linked to a girl slayer case. Law books and study forms from the school were recovered as investigators continue to piece together the network. Emily and Wilma Flynn are mentioned in the ongoing case with New York police involvement.
Washington notes: tariff conference committee to review Senate cotton futures tax amendment within days. Lever proposes substitute waiving tax on contracts delivering government grades or price-difference deliveries. House conferees see few conflicts on income tax rates despite many amendments. extensive talks expected.
Three persons were injured when three rear sleeping cars of the Philadelphia night express overturned near Coatesville Pennsylvania after leaving Pittsburgh last night. The accident occurred as the train was moving.
Washington reports the Democratic currency bill making solid progress in the House as Republicans press objections. Key shifts include a 90 day maturity for rediscounted paper and unlimited rediscount privileges for member banks. Debate centers on the federal reserve board and cabinet member removal.
Three American cowboys rode into Pirtleville Arizona and ripped a Mexican flag from a pole. A mob of about 250 Mexicans gathered shouting and rioting before police arrived and dispersed them. Authorities planned warrants for the cowboys.
Maury I. Diggs former state architect and Attorney Charles B Harris of Sacramento were found not guilty by a jury in the U S district court on charges of subordination of perjury linked to the Diggs Caminetti white slave cases.
Mrs Eva Gottschalk wife of Dr Louis Gottschalk was killed instantly in a laboratory explosion at their Woodbridge New Jersey home as iron pipes exploded while tested to withstand 5000 pounds during rubber replacement experiments. Dr Gottschalk, a noted scientist, had his eyesight fade years earlier and his wife assisted in the experiments.
Charles Kopf, a respected Vallejo resident, was arrested on charges of murdering Julian Bahnard of Julian Nebraska fourteen years ago. The arrest follows a confession from Fuller Shallenberger of Burlington Kansas who, near death, implicated Kopf in the crime.
Thirteen year old George Bernier holding a balloon rope was lifted as it inflated, wound the rope around his wrist, and was carried skyward. The balloonist Harold Gates of Newburyport Mass. did not know in time, and the boy fell dead before 5 000 spectators at the Woodstock Connecticut fair.
New Rochelle N Y Sept 16 A blaze that leveled the Howard Ward corporation department store was put out early today after causing an estimated loss of about 306000. The fire swept an entire city block.
The Archer school will stay closed this year unless local families arrange suitable board for a teacher. Mrs. Ida Graham, who had held the position since the school opened, resigned yesterday. District residents had not agreed to take boarders, leaving the teacher to live alone in a shack near the schoolhouse, where an attempted break in occurred after Mrs. Graham's warning.
The canal linking Pommeroieulnd and Antoing near Mona burst today during mine tunneling work. In minutes eight miles of canal emptied, a vast flood swept homes and movable belongings away. The Sherman Co.
Cincinnati report states the commission canceled the sale of Pitcher Cy Moran from a Kansas City club to the jpg club and ordered reimbursement of any expense fees paid to secure the player. Manager Carr and Morgan dispute the arm injury claim tied to reporting, while several minor issues were not addressed.
Fragmented clippings portray a mock portrait of a thrifty emperor and a sidetown school exercise. Vignettes note emperor William era etiquette at dinners and a “pay party.” Separate piece shows pupils’ odd wishes and a pupil’s exam prompt about seven foods and teething carvers.
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