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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
2
The article reports on a new pipeline project linking Maverick Springs to Riverton, with details of the involved companies and authorities. It mentions a formal declaration of assurance, schedule timing, and the formation of an independent coordinating group to oversee construction.
District Recruiting Officer visits the city to inspect the recruiting station and discuss operations with city officials. The visit follows the headquarters briefing and informs local officers about future intake plans and oversight.
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver tonic that starts bile and relieves constipation without dangerous effects. The copy claims the product was developed after 17 years of patient study and notes millions of boxes sold at 10 and 25 cents.
Mrs Richard Aitken aged 76 died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Thomas Hunter in Colorado Springs where she had resided for nine months. Survived by her husband and three sons Leonard Lysie Aitken Andrew Drummond Aitken and Richard McKinney Aitken, born January 13 1844 in Cadiz Ohio and married in 1869. She was active in literary and club work in Colorado. Funeral planned in Colorado Springs.
THERMOPOLIS Wyo April 14 A jury deemed Frank Anderson 4 miner mentally unfit after he four times attempted suicide including three prior attempts and a line-cutting with a mining electrical wire at Gebe coal mine.
THERMOPOLIS Wyo April J.B. Davilson formerly extradited from Fort Worth Texas is bound to the district court under bail of 1000 on a charge of selling mortgaged property. He allegedly sold casing left at the Sathey Oil company site near Lucerne.
Sheridan lawyer EB McNally rises to Cheyenne legal circles as counsel in a federal case. A prominent figure in Wyoming, he previously served in the Wyoming House of the Legislature in 1915 and is well known in legal and political circles.
Des Moines dateline April 11. Friends of Gov W L Harding forecast enough votes to defeat the judiciary committee recommendation to impeach him over the Rathburn pardon case. The committee approved a majority impeachment report 17 to 44 with three members not voting. A minority report urged no impeachment. Attorney General Havener faces a similar split with plans to exonerate in the majority and censure in the minority. Action is set for 10 am Wednesday as a special order of business.
Liban dispatch cites Lettish press bureau reporting the Bolsheviki have mobilized Riga residents aged 15 to 33 and seized 300 influential citizens as hostages. Open revolt is said to be checked only by terror.
Eight people were arrested at Viborg in Finland as planners aimed to blow up the officers club the bridge and the ammunition depot in coordination with Bolshevik action in Finland A revolt was also planned to break out in Sweden and Norway.
Berlin April 14 The German government is firmly resolved to refuse to discuss at the peace congress the future allegiance of the Saar territory. It will resolutely reject any proposal to tear Saar from the empire by a general plebiscite.
A. A. McNeese of High Point Georgia recounts a severe spring cold and grippe that nearly became influenza. After trying many medicines she used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and felt relief from the first dose. She notes coughing up thick phlegm and credits the remedy with saving her from influenza.
A spring civic effort in Riverton sets Friday April 18 as a cleanup day. Residents are urged to clear and pile rubbish for alley collection, with calls for city hauling support and broader community participation. Local social notes mention residents and groups visiting and attending events at Camp Sacajawea and Camp Absaraka, with reports on gatherings and plays.
Mrs John Benson and sons Eugene and Hughes of 441 East TM Eleventh St returned Tuesday from Denver after visiting Mr Benson. J H Firemorris of Tenth and House streets is ill with la grippe. Mr Walker and daughter Marie left for Kansas due to the death of Mrs Walker's father Irene Buckley. Irene Buckley inquired at her home with smallpox. Mrs Charleton Gregory and daughter Julia returned from a month on the coast. Mr Henry Kalber of 315 East Ninth St confined with la grippe. Mrs Sandberg improving after diphtheria. Mrs Glen Shultz bore Pearle Martins remains to Biggers Friday. Mazie Wolde returned after visiting Virginia. Mr and Mrs Simmons of East Eleventh Street ill with smallpox. Mr Pole Nelson of Omaha visiting his parents. Osland couple welcome a new boy. Oran Gillian and family purchased the property on Tenth and Central Avenue now occupied by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Foster and son.
Fragmentary text mentions Skin Tortures and a minor cost. references to Carnea ation and The E. W. Heer Co. appear unclear. The readable portion suggests an old trade line or product note with minimal price reference and company name.
A contemporary report notes Dr. Pilacio Pesena elected head of Brazil's government. The article mentions the Fe and regional reactions, with references to Burnos AES and Argentina.
Washington reports the Bolsheviki employ about 30 000 Chinese laborers imported by the Pessian government to rebuild the Murmansk line. American and neutral officials confirm the force includes German officers and some Bolshevik Russian leaders. Some Chinamen have joined from those in Russia or who drifted in.
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in Wyoming on Tuesday and Wednesday with little change in temperatures. No significant precipitation expected and sunny to partly cloudy conditions across the state.
A Shanghai cablegram reports the Japanese government settled with the United States for the killing of two American soldiers during the March disturbance in the French concession at Tianjin. The same notices had claimed two Americans were killed and others wounded.
Hon. Fenimore Chatterton former acting governor of Wyoming and prominent central Wyoming attorney is in the city on legal business in the federal court.
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