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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
13
A revolver in each hand and strict orders not to raid that night left officers unable to catch the occupants. Guards posted in front and back of the house watched all night as the two men disappeared with the only resident woman inside, escaping under close observation.
A woman explains she and her baby need a better room to rent after an unsuccessful search advertised in a paper. She mentions staying at a hotel on Sixteenth Street and fears illness for the baby if no suitable lodging is found. She asks for understanding and a reasonable rent, hoping a Cheyenne reader will offer a safe, quiet room.
The report notes Leader Lodge weighing a possible public backing of a reservation program that could unite Republican reservation forces. It cites his study of drafts from the McNary group and suggestions by Elihu Root, William Taft, and Charles E. Huces. He reportedly did not sponsor the draft but submitted it for senators’ consideration.
Continued notes indicate a likely arranged race for next Saturday with Lady Harrigan's owner challenging for a speedier filly. Myrtle A dominated the third race, sprinting mile and defeating Jake Schas Paula Red Cloud and Chas Geggus as the field appeared weaker. Weather and track reports show rough stretches near Pine Bluff and Rawlins with Washboard and travel directions from Laramie.
The piece contemplates Cheyenne attracting travelers who tout the city as a must-see stop and imagines Cheyenne growing into the New York of the plains. It notes tourists seek information for visitors and hints at civic hospitality while pondering how locals and visitors alike navigate Wyoming’s charms.
Citizens discuss creating a city information bureau to aid tourists with sources of added data. Rotary club advocates a civic project and urges adoption of a resolving action. Contact 690 Citizens Bank Building for details on investment options and land offerings with secured loans.
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