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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
11
Public Utilities Representatives Meet in Cheyenne
Wyoming Utility Association officers were elected at a Cheyenne meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce building. Thirty five representatives from electric light power fuel and telephone firms attended as G A Semrad was named president and Carl B Luscombe secretary treasurer. Committees include executive advisory and finance with members from Casper Sheridan Denver Evanston Wheatland and Green River. The state public utilities commission attended the evening session. Next meeting will be in Cheyenne this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Utility Association
Chamber of Commerce
G. A. Semrad
Boulder
Colo
P. Bacon
Casper
Wyo
Judson Bibb
Sheridan
BH. P. Bacon
Carl B. Luscombe
Cheyenne
Lee Judson Bibb
Cheridan
FE. Bacon
Gasper
R. BE. Miananiece Lovell
FP. H. Roberts
Riverton
J. HH. Jacobucci
Green River
I. G
Ciappelle
Greybull
F. R. Freese
J. A. Ward
Douglas
J. J. Cooper
Denver
A. GC. Cornell
WW. L. Williams
Evanston
M. W. Thompson
Wheatland
KR. G. J. Wheatlake
K. Slaak
G. N. Robinson
W. Trudgeon
State Public Utilities Commission
State Public Utilites Commission
Wording of a Foreman and a Repeated Offender
A section foreman recounts a notable railroad wreck in a report to Finnegan. F. C. Hudspath, arrested twice on vagrancy charges, is released after claiming employment but later found in pool halls and jailed again. Potential chain gang assignment or distant relocation discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannigan
Finnegan
F. C. Hudspath
Wadspath
Cheyenne
Bastille
High Priced Edison Phonograph On Display In Wyoming
The Wyoming Book Store Company displays what is claimed as the highest priced phonograph sold in Wyoming. A MI Century design Edison, sold to E C Brandenburg, is valued at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Book Store
Edison
E. C. Brandenburg
Weather data snapshot for the day
The record shows normal and actual mean temperatures for the date, highest 48 degrees at noon, lowest 36 degrees at 6 am, and a 24 hour change of five degrees. Wind peaked at 24 mph from the northwest around 42:20 pm with total precipitation since January 1 at 2.82 inches.
City News in Brief Cheyenne Items Notebook
City news items from Cheyenne include Herman Brookhart’s return to the county clerk’s office after illness, fire department work painting fire hydrants, a minor car accident involving A Evans, and residents cleaning gutters. The Lariat annual photos capture cadet corps freshmen and Girl Reserves, street grading on Van Lennen street, sprinklers returning to lawns, and high muddy trout streams. District court had no session though Judge Mentzer attended stock men event, while John Cordillo’s trial grows, a Wheatland couple obtained a marriage license, and Fort Russell crowds attended a smoker in Cheyenne.
Danger of Sugar Damage Is Past
Honolulu report states the danger to Oahu’s 41920 ton sugar crop from the labor strike has passed. Royal D. Mead of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association says mills are running over half time and producing about two thirds of normal capacity, enough to secure crop safety despite ongoing labor actions. Tsutsumi of the Japanese Federation of Labor warns the walkout may spread to other islands and could last up to four years if needed. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co offices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Oahu
Royal D. Mead
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Japanese Federation of Labor
Tsutsumi
Gold shipment to U S Assay office linked to Anglo French loan
English gold totaling 9,200,000 dollars arrived in New York aboard the Carmania and was delivered by truck to the U S Assay office near J P Morgan & Co. The consignments aim to rebuild balances ahead of the October maturity of the Anglo French loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carmania
Assay
J. P. Morgan & Co
Typical Scenes in City Depots During Railroad Strike
Freight of every description from perishable fruit to auto tires has piled in depots awaiting the end of the outlaw strike of yardmen and switchmen that has paralyzed freight and passenger service. Passenger schedules are disrupted as commuters in New York, Chicago and other big cities depend on the steam roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
G R meeting hike at Minnehaha Park and school activities
The G R meeting on Thursday April 45 included a Minnehaha Park hike and first baseball lessons for many girls. A Avil shower entertained during lunch. The University of Michigan Glee Club delighted a packed high school gym audience Monday night. Seniors finalize yearbook captions and pictures as class plans advance. The senior basketball team won the inter class title and a pennant. Baseball practice grows with twenty players and games lined up with Windsor and Larami Preps. Lariat dance set for Saturday evening at 8 with a three piece orchestra. Girl’s gym class enrolls fifty students for twice weekly sessions. Senior domestic science class hosts a Sunday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R
Minnehaha Park
Jessup
Windsor
Colo
Pioneer Park
Hawes
Laramie Preps
Lariat
Cheyenne High School
Trial details unfold in Hugh Armstrong case in Wyoming
Day two of Hugh Armstrong murder trial centered on defense testimony about November 4 events. Sheriff Royce faced questions about coroner's inquest attendance and a questionable search warrant. A banker from Steel City, Neb., BR S Wilsley, brother in law of Armstrong, attended the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Wyo
Hugh Armstrong
Om Majors
Casper
Armstrong
Murane
Martin
Kilgore
Moore
Pat Royce
Cg, D. Murane
Royce
W. A. Blackmore
Blackmore
Shaffer
Charles Aston
Martin Home
Boston
Mr. Short
BR. S. Wilsley
Steel Guy, Neb
Wilsley
Expert Says Shoe Retailer Profiteer
P M Robertson an economist for the federal trade commission told the senate manufactures committee that retail dealers bear principal responsibility for high shoe prices. He said tanners and manufacturers have profited, but retailers have imposed heavier burdens on the public than others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Explorer reports new lakes and tallest Rocky Mountain snowfield
Paul L. Haworth of Indianapolis returned from a northern British Columbia expedition. He discovered two new lakes a 200 foot waterfall and a snowfield he calls the largest in the Rocky Mountain system. He previously explored Peace River headwaters and Jasper Park region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rupert
B. C
Paul L. Haworth
Indianapolis
British Columbia
Rocky Mountain System
Mr. Haworth
Peace River
Wonderland
Jasper Park
Ile
Lloyd George
Haworth
America
Bryn Mawr
Columbia
Indiana
Luncheon Proves Economical and Informal Testimony
Guests testified to a modest luncheon event that was informal in tone. The gathering highlighted thrifty planning and low costs, with prospects of future gatherings by the hosts and attendees.
Occidental Gets Well in Hamilton Field Near Thermopolis
Occidental Oil and Gas Company completed a 200 barrel well on the Hamilton dome near Thermopolis. Oil encountered at 2 500 feet in the Embars area suggests a large territory in the field. It is the first producer in the Hamilton field not controlled by Petroleum Producers, which plans a pipeline to Burlington and storage tanks are being erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidental Oil and Gas Company
Hamilton Dome
Thermopolis
Hamilton Field
Burlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aled
Public Utilities
A. Semrad
City News
Herman Brookhart
Fly
A. Evans
Street Department
Cadet Corps
van Lennen Street
Mentzer
John Cordillo
Howard D. Wurst
Gladys Johnson
Cheyenne Electric Thailway Company
Fort Russell
45Th Cavalry
Laramie
Fort Tussell
George Joffe
First National Bank
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Gheyenne Gardens
I,ag
Emmett Spleton
Casper Herald
Secretary of State
Union Pacific
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Automobile Insurance
W. O
Benner
Morgan Firm
U. S. Assay Office
West Shore Railroad Station
N. J
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Michigan Glee Club
University of Michigan Glee Club
Saerief
Natrona County
Profiteer
Diggovers
North
Britton Columbia
Cheyenne State Bank
Federal Reserve System
Capitol Avenue
Alfred Peats
Capitol Ave
Blackney
Marchick & Sons
Carey Avenue
Tivoli Corner
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