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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1917

Page

5

Local Briefs and Personals From Cheyenne

Lieutenant Robert Carron of the Wyoming National Guard arrives for militia encampment duty from Rock Springs. A. G. Johnson visits Cheyenne from Madison Wisconsin. F Shortell travels from San Francisco. J H Jenkins from Tulsa Oklahoma stays at the Plains hotel. J C Nolan of Torrington spends several days on business. M J Morgan visits from New York City. Ethel Hollingshead arrested for prostitution. Federal building light standards to be illuminated tonight. R C Allen and wife visit Cheyenne from Kansas City. F V Peck visits Cheyenne from Minneapolis.

Robert Carron Wyoming National Guard Rock Springs Wisconsin A. G. Johnson Cheyenne Madison Wis Federal Building

Camp-Lieutenant-Colonel Burke H. Sinclair Arrives

Now in camp near the city, Burke H. Sinclair of the Third Wyoming arrives from Denver after closing business affairs to take post with the regiment. Notaries Farnsworth and Ward receive commissions. Mongo text notes arrivals from Washington and Minneapolis as well.

Burke H. Sinclair Third Wyoming Denver H. F. Farnsworth Riverton P. A. Ward Greybull

Funeral of M. Gregory Prom Mason Temple

The house of J. M. Gregory of Laramie arrived yesterday with C. L. Gregory. Funeral services will be held at the Masonic temple at 1 45 p m Sunday instead of 2 30 as announced. Rev. G C Rafter will lead. The body lies in state at Early's until Sunday.

J. M. Gregory Laramie C. Ll. Gregory Masonic Temple G. C. Rafter

Train Strike Kills Father and Son Near Lost Springs

W Dr McFarling rancher and his six year old son Lincoln were killed when their car was struck by a Chicago & Northwestern passenger train one mile north of Lost Springs. His daughter Edna was fatally injured and three year old Carroll injured. the engineer says McFarling did not see the train. A second collision in Douglas involved four Colorado men in a Ford but caused only bruises. oil train hit the car at Center street crossing.

Douglas Lost Springs Edna McFarling McFarling Center Street Burlington Tracks Colorado

Baseball Scores National League and American League Results

National League games saw Pittsburg defeat Philadelphia 1 to 0 and Chestinati beat Brooklyn 7 to 4 while Chicago won 6 to 4 over New York and St. Louis 4 to ? New York 7. American League games Detroit 4 to 1 over Boston St. Louis 0. Philadelphia 7. Chicago 0. Washington 4 Cleveland 8. New York 7.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston Chestinati Brooklyn Chicago New York St. Louis Detroit Washington Cleveland American Love Club National Levy Club Cincinnati

Brothers Haulled Back To Jail After Short Freeing

Joe Phaelin and W. Phaelin were arrested after a pursuit from 1500 O'Neil street where a house used by soldiers had burned four times. Officers Larson and Airistenesa fired at the suspects. Joe evaded, jumped trains, and was later captured in Crow Creek bottoms. Both men, just released for disturbing the peace yesterday, are held for investigation.

Joe Phaelin W. Phaelin Larson Airistenesa Joe O'Neil Street Larsen Crow Creek

New Association Building 10 to Open Sunday at Fort Russell

The Fort St A. Russell M A headquarters building nears completion and will host a Sunday evening service in its auditorium. The International quartet arrives to provide music as association secretaries plan a busy program to make the headquarters a center for Army entertainment starting next Sunday. The facility serves 1200 men and includes adjoining secretary quarters with hopes for extra staff to enliven activities and resist post boredom. Last night a post exchange gathering with the Twenty fifth cavalry featured the International quartet and secretary Mr Peeler delivering a solo and lively remarks.

Fort St A. Russell Association International Quartet Fort Russell Twenty-fifth Cavalry Peeler Montana

Utah Copper reports record quarterly earnings and output

Salt Lake City August 10 Utah Copper company posts net earnings of 10 565 40.01 for the quarter ended June 30 and a production total of 96 845 059 pounds. The figures are the largest in company history with stockholders paid 25 655 714 and a surplus of 4 877.26.

Utah Copper Company

Prowlers Reported Troubling Cheyenne Police

Last night police received several calls about prowlers in Cheyenne residence district. Officers searched the neighborhood thoroughly, but the man was not found. Two drunken Mexicans were picked up and could not identify themselves. An alert at Treenity third and Pioneer reported no prowler.

Cheyenne Horles Larson Onemier

Cadet Dance at Maccabees Hall Tonight

Cadet band of forty to perform at Maccabees Hall for a fundraising dance tonight at o clock. The event features the Mhey enone Cadet band with a lively road concert on city streets. State Leader classified ads promise results for readers.

Leader Maccabees Wall Mheyenone Cadet

Reward Offered for Arrest of Mauran Brute

Gov. F L Flux proclaims a $100 reward for the arrest of the men involved in the May 26 assault on Mee Blue Thiers of Cheyenne. The brutal attack left her assaulted and raped near a dark door. a child born dead days later. Authorities seek the suspect, possibly Jesus Costello, with a further $500 reward for the unknown man described in the proclamation.

F. L. Floux Mee Blue Thiers Sam M. Thomp Cheyenne Mire Herr Jesus Costello Sehriff Wim

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Aptal Coal Coast F. Shortell San Francisco Messenger Oklahoma J. H. Jenkins Tulsa Okla Plains Hotel Sherman Co New Y York M. J. Morgan New York City the Plains Ethel Hollingshead K. C R. C. Allen Minneapolis F .Vy Peck The Graming the Sherman Co. It Lon C. Davis Carey Ave O. A. Gergem Washington, D Cc Hc the Plains Hotel Hobbs & Huackfeldt M. Keeler San Diego J. G. McClintock F. H. Healey French, N. Y Louisville B. O Bryan M. Gregory Prom Mason Temple Douglas Crossing CTA Salt Lake City Cadet Dance Tontgitt Houn MLO. Winntet Man Harry P. ’ P.hynds Carey Avenue
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