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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR mentions Batteries-Ayers and Ainsmutth with Thormatiin and Huet. Cahb's hE eee ber and Evans, Jones and Schang referenced. Washington-Cleveland game notes on wet grounds and location uncertain.
In Chicago 15 actors from the Woods Theatre joined the strike amid a pending injunction suit. A telegram from New York and an order from Chicago labor secretary backed the move. This marked the third theatre closed by the walkout.
Federal agents in multiple cities extended seizures of frozen food stored in cold facilities. Additional seizures under libel warrants are planned for next week as special grand juries are summoned in several states to review suspected hoarding and profiteering cases.
Arthur Henderson, former British cabinet minister and labor figure, has accepted an invitation from the American labor party to visit the United States in October. The announcement was made by William Kaelm, chairman of the American party, noting Henderson’s earlier lecture tour across major U.S. industrial centers.
Mexican press from Tampico reports seven of the Mexican bandits who attacked a party of American sailors aboard the U S S Cheyenne on the Rio Grande have been killed. The incident occurred as the sailors went up the river to Havana. The report cites press dispatches received in Tampico Friday.
In New York on August 16 drivers of retail milk wagons announced demands for 50 weekly pay and a six hour day, to be presented to employers when the current contract ends October 31. They also seek a 2 percent commission on all sales, time and a half for overtime, and double time on Sundays.
Sigmund Kunfi, former minister of education under the Bela Kun regime, has been arrested in Preseberg on charges involving a forged passport. The suspect was detained by local authorities following the alleged passport fraud.
On August 14 at Pressbere the borderhead at Pressbere about 33 miles east of Vienna on the Ankara and Wungery frontier was occupied with no resistance. The advance indicates increased tension along the border between Austtia and Caceho-Slovak forces.
Earle M. Daniels of Cheyenne, a former sergeant in the 148th field artillery, is named deputy to Italy Prohibities Commissioner Fred L. Grabbe. Announcement came yesterday. A doubleheader baseball set for this afternoon at the fort features Personnel versus Merchants Delivery, followed by 5th Cavalry versus Merchants Delivery.
Mrs M E B Mitchell recovered a lost handbag found in a box in an alley deck near Mitchells Rachet Stare. The owner Mrs M Ducksom identified it about a half hour after a State Soagler reported the loss. Mrs Jacki staying at Albany Hotel claimed the purse was stolen from her room with no rings or significant change found.
Monica Duenger, 70, of 00 Weet Twenty sixth street, died at 7 o'clock last night at St John’s Hospital after a six month illness. She had been a resident of the area for many years.
Bernardo Garcia of South Cheyenne Teernardéo Garey Mexican origin passed away at 4 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at St Marys Cathedral at 9 am tomorrow morning, with burial to follow at the parish taking parlors.
E J Ostramier and E B Ostrander of Twin Falls Idaho and Kiahe are in the city. CG H Thompson and family from Oregon Missouri arrived in town. BE White of Pocatello stopped over. GM Shecker of Fort Collins Colorado is here briefly. D D Golfo AJ Karst and Dr Lydia Rowland arrived yesterday from Chicago.
Law rence J Nickum of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make commutation proof to establish a land claim on the NWNE of section 34 township and range in the 6th principal meridian. The statement lists the filing and hearing date as September 26, 1919 with witnesses to be named.
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