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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
13
Budapest reports say Romanian negotiators submitted new armistice conditions to Hungary which then forwarded them to the Allied powers. Hungary refuses changes to the November 1918 armistice terms.
Job B. Hedges received authorization to raise wages for surface line workers in Manhattan by 15 percent, reaching 25 percent over recent days. Subway and elevated line staff had already returned to work after prior gains, while the broader strike situation remains unsettled.
A posting from the Boice home notes Miss Gladys Stewart hosted a dancing party for officers and ladies from the post. Mrs Wat King of Fort Russell performed musical numbers and a light lunch followed late in the evening. Guests included Captains and Mrs Mandell Watkins Bacon Goodman and others, plus several military officers and staff. A few visitors are listed with their locations and affiliations.
Emmet Harris of Seattle cousin of Mrs. George W Patterson visits Laramie and stays at the Patterson home. He appears among the visitors at a Friday picnic between the Public Question group of Laramie and the Young Men's Literary club of Cheyenne. Harris is noted as a member of the Beatle Preds club and of the Juncan Alaska Bik's lode.
Judge Joseph M. Carey travels Sunday night to Salt Lake City to join his son Governor Robert Carey at the governors conferences. Charles Stuart, son of Mr and Mrs F A M Stuart, announces arrival in New York by telegram. Ilo Stuart has served twenty months in the army after time on the Mexican border and may be assigned to Fort Russell.
Dr Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins warns tobacco use leads to fate diseases and urges quitting now. The ad promotes Nicoline and Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee and promises a forthcoming announcement explaining Nicoline poisoning dangers and avoidance.
Judge C A Swainson fined three residents $2.50 each for watering lawns without proper nozzle or hose handling. The ordinance requires the hose not to run when not in use and not left attached to the hydrant. Two drunks failed to appear in police court. one forfeited a band of $10 and the other a bond of $20.
An Oakland car owner in Bulletin Mant explains tire longevity with proper inflation. B. K. Crocker notes his tires covered 13,000 miles and still look good after careful use. Bee Furniture Repairing marks its local biz at 1815 Garey, phone 97.
The Sweetwater County institute runs August 25 to 29 under Mrs Marian Seddum county superintendent of schools with instructors Mrs Sobers of Wheatland Miss Angenette Bovier of Denver and Mrs Katherine Morton state superintendent will attend one session. Bertha White is secretary and Jennie Elias musician. Dr W T Fumm of Cheyenne held a quarterly conference at the Methodist church Friday night. Will Beaveley returns from overseas service. Akers resigns as rail and telegraph dispatcher to manage the Postal in the old First National Bank building.
At Oakview mine in Trinidad Colorado rescue workers recovered fifteen bodies of the eighteen men killed in the blast. Coroner Dr H W Thoroton said the morgue was set up near the scene and each body was tagged. Rescue crews suffered from fumes but received medical treatment.
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