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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
2
A garbled OCR segment lists names including Ayers Ainsmutth Thormatiin Huet and Cahb Evans Jones Schang. Mentions Washington Cleveland and wet grounds with scattered team references and unclear scores.
Fifteen actors at the Woods Theatre joined a strike amid a pending injunction suit. A New York telegram and an order from Chicago Federation of Labor secretary E. N. Nockels prompted the cast to leave the stage. This marks the third theatre closed by the strike.
Federal agents in multiple cities extended seizures of foodstuffs held in cold storage. Additional seizures under libel warrants are planned next week as special grand juries are summoned in several states to hear evidence in cases of alleged hoarding and profiting.
Arthur Tremberson, secretary of the Hintist labor party and former exhimet minister, will visit the United States in October per American Labor Party chair William Kaelm. Henderson comes to lecture at major industrial centers during a tour already under way in the country.
Seven of the Mexican bandits who attacked a party of American sailors from the U S S Cheyenne on the Tama River voyage were killed, according to press reports received from Tampa on Friday.
New York milk wagon drivers announce demands for 50 a week and a six hour day to be presented to employers when their contract ends in October. They also seek a 2 percent commission on sales, time and a half for overtime, and double time for Sunday work.
Sigmund Kunfi, education minister under Bela Kua, has been arrested in Preseberg with a false passport, amid political upheaval. Authorities report the case as a serious security violation and an ongoing crackdown on dissent.
Austro-Slovak troops today seized the borderhead at Pressbere about 33 miles east of Vienna on the border between Anakra and Wungery. No resistance was offered.
Earle M. Daniels of Cheyenne, a former sergeant in the 148th field artillery, is named deputy to Italy Prohibities Commissioner Fred L. Grabbe. Announcement of the appointment was made yesterday by Mr. Crabbe. Daniels has worked with Mr. Crabbe in his anti bootleg campaign for some time. There will be a double header baseball doubleheader this afternoon in the Cheyenne Fort Hassel league at the fort. The first game at 2:30 features the Personnel team against Merchants Delivery. The second game pairs the 5th Cavalry, still in top form, against Merchants Delivery.
A lost handbag was found Friday night in an alley box near Mitchell's, and owner Mrs M Ducksom recognized it about 30 minutes after the State Dagger appeared on the scene. Mrs Jacki staying at the Albany Hotel claimed the purse was stolen from her room yesterday. no rings or large items were found, only small change remained.
Monica Duenger 70 of 00 Weet Twenty sixth Street died at 7 oclock last night in St Johns Hospital after six months of illness.
Bernardo Carcia of South Cheyenne and Teernardéo Garey Mexico, died 27. Funeral services will be at 4 o clock in the afternoon at St Marys Cathedral at 9 a m. Burial at the Barteree taking parlors.
Local travelers include E. J. Ostramier and E. B. Ostrander of Twin Falls Idaho visiting the city, CG. H. Thompson and family from Oregon Missouri arriving, BE. White from Pocatello, and G. M. Shecker from Fort Collins Colorado making a brief stay, with D. D. Golfo A J Karst and Dr. Lydia Rowland also arriving yesterday from Chicago.
Law rence J. Nickum of Cheyenne Wyoming announces his intention to make commutation proof for a homestead entry made on August 29 1917. The entry Serial No 2985 covers the NWNE of Section 34 Township J N Range G6 W 6th P M. The proof will be before the United States Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on September 26 1919. Witnesses are named.
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