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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
24
The Manufacturers' Record urges Americans to seize the peace era as a chance to boost construction, labor unity, and national prosperity. It calls labor and business to cooperate in public works from fences to highways, arguing such efforts will prevent wars and lift global and domestic welfare.
Bud Lundeck a Lodge Grass Montana native living in Sheridan Wyoming drank carbolic acid in his Irma hotel room and died. His body was found after an entrance was forced to the room. Authorities find no motive for the suicide. Lundeck was believed a blacksmith and his father may reside in Lodge Grass.
United States officials including Charles L. Higdon and Clyde M. Watts traveled 3,000 miles across southern states to take depositions in cases aiming to cancel patents on Oakie lands worth over 300000 in Natrona County near Lost Gabin Wyoming. Depositions from entrymen and others will shape hearings in district court as government alleges fraud and patent fraudulently obtained titles. Oakie, a noted Wyoming ranch operator, heads a wealthy operation based at Lost Gabin.
Weather data shows a cloudy day with a mean temperature of 42 degrees and a 24 hour change of 4 degrees colder. Highest 52 at 1 30 pm, lowest 33 at 7 10 am, west wind at 2 15 am 42 mph. Precipitation since January 1 totaling 2.54 inches. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans its 30th anniversary next year. Margaret Cullen, a young Chicago agent for an Oklahoma oil company, appears in the note.
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