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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1917

Page

2

Wyoming report of Casper crossing crash and injuries

Witnesses describe a collision at a railroad crossing where a car stalled on the tracks. Harris died after being trapped between the wheel and seat as a flat car struck the auto and overturned it. Marshall and Scott escaped unharmed, others were treated at a hospital.

Cusuen William Harris Chandler Stainley Marshall Philly Swice Marshall Scott Harti

Miner Killed as Third Stick of Dynamite Bursts

In Bunrise 22 year old miner Tom Molicone was killed when a third stick of dynamite exploded at the Colorado Pool and Iron Company mine. Two sticks fired, a nearby rock blast trapped him, he suffered brain and abdominal injuries and died at the company hospital after a long vigil.

Bunrise Tom Molicour Senti Mimes Saturdes Oelek Coloradoo Pool and Iron Company Howital Tom Melwone Tony Valentine Cay Tom Molicone

Youth Held in Laramie on Slacker Charge

In Laramie a man identified as Atherton, aged 32 or possibly 20, is jailed on charges of failing to register under the draft law. County Attorney McConnell ordered an investigation into false affidavits by registrants seeking exemptions, signaling potential arrests and serious penalties.

Laramie Aramie Aue Jack Atherton Argan Ohio G. KR. McConnell Atherton Riverside Ranch McConnell

Adams Prefers Robbery Accusation Amid Bail Efforts

Aug F2 report states A le Conk, agent for Adams FAprees cotiggens, confessed Saturday to robbing the company of about $1000 by short accounts and attempted to stage a fake robbery. Nine Cook brothers arrived from Fort Collins to secure bail as his attorney advised against testifying.

Caspaw A. le Conk Adams Faprees Cotiggens Simeeli Brothers of Cook Fort Collins Colo

Bank Examiner Finds Wyoming Is Prosperous

CASRER Aug 22. Newlin state bank examiner reports conditions in central Wyoming are excellent. He says 1947 could be an epoch-maker in Wyoming's development, with normal ranges and cattle stock not suffering despite drought. He notes lowland range conditions are good and expresses optimism for prosperity.

Newlin Wyoming

Dogs Still Barred Across State Quarantine Remains

John Charles Thompson Jr, secretary to the governor, says applications for a special dispensation to bring dogs into the state continue to come, mainly from motorists from California. The dog quarantine remains in effect and will probably continue for some time, so all such applications are respectfully refused.

John Charles Thompson, Jr California

Small School Boasts Attendance Record

In the Dirk neighborhood a school with nineteen pupils under Prof. Jones posted a perfect sixteen day attendance record. The editor observed sharp discipline and high order training. Jones carries prior praise from Idaho and the community of Hulett should commend its new educator.

Huleb Jones Dirk

Handcuffed Prisoner Attempts to Escape Near Laramie

A prisoner in custody of Wheatland sheriff jumped from train No. 3 near a trestle plant in Laramie as the train slowed. Plant workers helped recapture him and he was taken to the county jail for safekeeping until transfer to Rawlins state penitentiary.

Laramie Wheatland Rawlins Tle

Casper Unions Set Labor Day Plans With Denver Speaker

The Trades Assembly of Casper announces Charles Mahoney of Denver as the principal Labor Day speaker after contacting several national figures who could not attend due to government work. The event features floats from carpenters painters boilermakers and laundry workers and praise from President Dunn of the Trades Assembly.

Casper The Trades Assembly United States West Charles Mahoney Denver Colorado Dunn East

Green River Store Gets New Proprietor

The longtime Hawk store in Green River is sold to F. W. Crockmeir of Rock Springs. He formerly ran the Owl Drug store in Rock Springs and is a graduate of Highland Park College of Pharmacy. Doctors Hawk will continue practicing. Dr Charlotte Hawk and her daughter depart for Honolulu for a two month vacation.

Green River J. W. Hawk Charlotte Hawk F. W. Crockmeir Rock Springs Owl Highland Park College of Pharmacy Des Moines Iowa J. W Charlotte Our City George Hoffman Honolulu

Senate carries fight over wartime profits tax to final stages

In Washington on August 22 the Senate pressed the drive to make big business pay for the war. Bi partisan supporters urged passage of the 3 000 000 000 revenue bill while opponents warned of possible amendments raising war profit rates to around 60 percent and eliminating many miscellaneous consumption taxes affecting the poor.

Washington Senate Finance Committee

Cooks and Bakers Sought by U S Navy in Denver Draft

Denver awakens to a Navy cooks and bakers draft en route from San Francisco to the Atlantic coast for service on transports. Thirty seven sailors in uniform, led by Chief Yeoman Burke, are visiting the city as reserve staff arrange entertainment. Enlistments rise as the Navy expands its commissary branch with higher ratings and attractive pay for first enlistments.

Denver United States Navy San Francisco Atlantic Harry R. Burke U0. S. N Yeoman Burke Navy M. Co. A Indemen Bureau of Navigation Stip

Britain Lands $50 Million Loan To Britain

Washington August 22 reports a government loan of $50,000,000 to Great Britain. The move increases total Allied advances to $1,966,400,000.

Washington, D. C Great Britain

Laramie Bakery Plans New Continuous Bake Oven

Laramie August 22 The Home bakery run by Nels Bendt will install next month a patented bake oven costing 1600 dollars. The oven allows firing and baking simultaneously, maintaining continuous heat. The upgrade should boost output and make the bakery the state’s most modern.

Laramie Home Bakery Nels Bendit Wyoming Mr. Bendt

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