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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
5
Police led by Crabbe planned a nighttime raid but backed off after a revolver duel. Officers posted outside the house while the occupants escaped unseen through a waterway and vanished before dawn. Only one woman remained inside, with the fugitives slipping away despite the heavy security.
A brief plea from a mother seeking room(s) to rent in Cheyenne after being refused by a place that would not read her note. She explains they stay at a hotel on Sixteenth Street and fear the baby may fall ill without a better home.
No 3 continues from Page 1 Leader Lodge and discusses whether he will back a broadly acceptable reservation plan. The piece notes Lodge has studied drafts from the McNary group and proposals by Elihu Root Taft and Charles E. B. Hughes and has not endorsed the draft but submitted it for Senate consideration.
Continued coverage from page one notes a possible next race setup for a trio including Lady Harrigan's owner challenger. Myrtle A dominated the third race a sit fur long sprint defeating Jake Schas Paula V Red Cloud and Chas Geg gus with clear ease. Track conditions described as rough in some western lanes.
The essay muses on Cheyenne as a magnet for visitors who spread its image across America. It envisions Cheyenne becoming the New York of the plains if tourists leave with lasting impressions and civic hospitality, while noting locals also seek information about Wyoming for travelers.
Rotary members propose an information bureau to aid tourists and residents. Citizens urge adoption of a resolution to create the service. The plan aims to improve civic hospitality with local advisory support. For details contact 690 Citizens Bank Building Cheyenne.
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