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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1913

Page

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Meat Packers to raise $500000 to spur cattle raising

At the Eighth National Convention of the American Meat Packers Association speakers warn of an imminent meat famine. The group votes to raise 500000 for a five year campaign to educate farmers and ranchers on cattle raising and management.

Cullen United States New Yland National Convention of Butter and Egg Men Lo Honnigman New York American Meat Packers’ Association Whischoff Association

Thousands Walk Out in Colorado Mine Strike

In Trinidad Colorado on September 22 1927 United Mine Workers prepare a district 15 strike affecting about 6000 workers while operators anticipate resuming mines Tuesday International Vice President Frank J Noyes asserts broad compliance with the strike call and efforts to sign agreements with independent operators continue as leaders report 8000 cards signed and 5000 men in southern fields ready to quit work.

Thintuad Colo United Mine Workers of America Colorado International Frank J. Noyes United Mine Works of America

Currency bill hearings continue in Senate panel

Washington report on September 22 details another day of desultory questioning of Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the Pujo committee, as the Senate Banking and Currency Committee debates currency bill provisions. Senators Reed Weeks Bristow oppose limiting hearings. Untermyer criticizes the paper definition while suggesting fixes for warehouse receipts.

Washington Senate Banking and Currency Committee Samuel Utermyer Pujo Money Trust Committee Shafroth Colorado Missouri Bristow Kansas Massachusette Weeks Senate Wnil Reed Massachusetts Untermyer Stock Exchange New York Fitchcock Dirleten Throthout Aystem Federal Reserve Banks Nelson Che Bi

Thaw's Mother Joins Fight Against Return to Matteawan

In Concord New Hampshire on September 22 1924 Harry Thaws mother Mrs Mary Copely Thaw and brother Josiah join him outside his room as lawyers plan next steps in the extradition case. The state of New York seeks Thaws return for conspiracy related to the Matteawan escape with hearings to begin at 11 A M in the state house senate chamber. Governor Felker governs the fugitive outcome while Thaws camp argues for speed in decision and Thaws potential freedom.

Concord, &. H Harry Thaw Matteawan Asylum Mary Copely Thaw Josiah Harry Thawgald Matteawan Cresson Montreal State House State of New York William Travers Jerome Jerome Ditches County Thaw Felkor

Cheyenne Urges Delgates for Lincoln Highway Meeting

Governor Joseph M. Carey backs Cheyenne participation in the Detroit Lincoln Highway meeting as delegates are invited at own expense. Local Good Roads group plans a Oct 21 city celebration with torch parade and speeches about better roads while pastors along the route observe Lincoln Highway Sunday on Nov 2. Certificates of $5 contributions fund the project, with brown plates for cars, and Cheyenne residents Clarence Richardson and Thomas Heaney Sr. have already contributed.

Joseph M. Carey Lincoln Mich H. E. Frederickson Wyoming Transcontinent Highway Association Nebraska Lincoln Memorial Highway Association Fredrickson Laramie Omaha Cheyenne Detroit Laramie County Good Roads Association Oberve Lincoln Highway Thamas Heaney, Sr Laramie County

Riot After Double Murder Rocks Benton Illinois

A race riot erupted in Benton Illinois after the double murder of Ell Hutchinson and Quincy Immonis. Police and militia backed by 25 extra officers moved into the town square as Polish and American miners clashed. fifteen Polish miners were arrested and 75 men hunted for others. National Guard was ordered out by Governor Dunne to prevent further violence.

Benton Ill Ell Hutchinson Quincy Mmonis Pspy Franklin County Sirceta Benson Norman Wyant Wyatt Ite Springfield F. Fourth Infantry Cbnots National Guard Dunne Bapy Renton Vaughn Tralian C. Smith Dickson Tate House

Man Wears Bead Hat In Rain Without Feathered Curt

A readable fragment notes a man choosing to wear a wide hat in wet weather. The statement emphasizes practical headwear as rain falls and the wearer remains unbothered by damp conditions.

New York Pays Respect to Late Mayor Gaynor

The burial of Mayor William J. Gaynor proceeds at Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn with notable pallbearers and a citywide funeral procession from City Hall to Trinity Church. In New York Morris Metzgar, a Gaynor friend, commits suicide as Gaynor's body is carried to the grave.

New York New Yok Thatorte Creenwood Brooklyn William J. Gaynor Wim Howard Taft Kline Gaynor Frank W. Page St. John's City Hall Triuity Church Greer City Hell Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn Street Highth Avenue Borough Hall Trinity St. Mary's Hoboken N. J Justitut Beig Morris Mezgar Rockaway Beach Metzgar New

Wanted to Die, Says He Killed Girl Denies Now

Dan Wolfsohn admitted confessing to the Anna Schumacher murder in Rochester New York, claiming he wanted to die. He later denied guilt to District Attorney Barrett, swearing he did not kill the girl and offering proof of innocence. The DA would investigate further before seeking requisition for Wolfsohn.

Girl Philadisputa Dan Aront Tay Wolfsohn Anna Catherine Schumacher Rochester N. W Barrett Cameron Wolfsonn Dienaelf Wolfgelon Ruasid Ferause

Sulzer Must Ad 10 Trial Point Lost

Albany September 22 Governor Sulzer must go to trial as the high court of impeachment overruled a motion to dismiss the proceedings. The vote was 51 to 1 with seven members absent. The decision followed hours of speeches by opposing counsel and a secret session.

Albany Sulzer High Court of Ite Cro Gottfried H. Wende Duffle Sec Cullen Miles Collin Jesne Justice Cullen

New Treaties Follow Passing of Tariff Bill

Washington reports plan for a joint resolution to extend foreign relations four months after the new tariff law takes effect to prevent immediate use of penalty rates. State department officials warn that Payne Aldrich provisions could trigger higher tariffs unless new trade treaties are negotiated promptly.

Washington United States Senate Congress Wilken Simmons State Finance Committee State Department Taft Payne Aldrich

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