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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1916

Page

8

Wyoming Lawyers Headed to Supreme Court Water Dispute

Judge J W Vacey and John D Clark and N E Corthell travel to Washington to represent Wyoming in the Colorado Wyoming water dispute argued before the U S Supreme Court next week. D B Carpenter Governor elect Julius C Gunter and A G Farrron Colorado will represent Colorado. A ruling is not expected immediately. The case involves preventing diversion of Laramie river waters into Colorado to save hundreds of thousands spent on a tunnel. Wyoming foresees no loss as Colorado was warned before construction began.

J. W. Vacey John D. Clark N. E. Corthell Laramie D. A. Preston Washington, D. C Wyoming Colorado-Wyoming States Supreme Court D. B. Carpenter Greeley Colo Julius C. Gunter Colorado Farrar Greeley-Poudre Irrigation Company

Patterson Wyoming Oil Field Sees New Well Spudding

The Patterson Wyoming company spudded a new well Sunday about a quarter mile south of Ureybull Development's site. A Standard rig will replace the current derrick under construction as the earlier well yielded during the summer. Progress continues at the American Oil Company’s hill site west of Greybull wells, with the big Standard rig drilling toward the oil zone. Rio Grande railroad foreman K Tucker, visiting Greybull, praises the field and plans a report to colleagues.

Patterson Wyoming Company Ureybull OF & Development Company American Oil Company Greytall Refining Company Standard K. . Tucker Rio Grande Railroad Denver Greybull Tucker Greybull-Wyoming Company Feld Met Greybull Standard

Twelve Injured As Interurban Car Jumps Tracks In Findlay

A Toledo, Stowling Green & Southern interurban car derailed in Findlay injuring twelve people. Motorman Carl Enger was seriously hurt likely fatally, and Mrs Grace Woodward may be injured. Ten others were bruised.

Cadet Officers Reorganized After Cadet Corps Changes

After Boyd McCloud leaves the cadet corps at the high school, several non commissioned officers are promoted. Kirk Hartung becomes color sergeant, Lyman Gleason is promoted to right guide, and Claire Leslie is made corporal to fill Gleason’s vacancy. Squads train weekly as freshmen learn sealing, with plans for a class series and potential exhibitions if outside games aren’t scheduled. Casper will not have a team this year, affecting planned games.

Boyd McCloud Pany Kirk Hartung Culdégé Lyman Gleason Claire Leslie Gleason Commandant Walker Casper

Funeral Today for Patrick M. Smith at St Marys

The funeral for Patrick M. Smith, age 48, who died Wednesday night, will be held Saturday morning at from St Marys cathedral. Interment will follow at Olivet cemetery.

Patrick M. Smith St. Mary's Cathedral Olivet Cemetery

Oil Men Plan U S Convention in Denver Next Summer

Denver plans a national oil men convention to standardize tests on gasoline benzine petroleum and oils. About 600 delegates from oil inspectors and producers will attend led by Dr Van H Mannin of the National Petroleum association and U S Bureau of Mines. The goal includes standardizing carburetors and fuels to improve product quality and compatibility for motorists.

Denver United States van H. Mannin National Petroleum Association United States Bureau of Mines

New Zealand Girl Seeks Brother in America

Misa Evangeline Deverell of New York asks Governor Kendrick to help locate her brother Gordon Deverell from Invercargill, New Zealand. She believes he has lived in a western state for seven years and describes him as a 25 to 30 year old engraver.

Gordon Deverell Invercargill New Zealand Misa Evangeline Deverell New York John H. Kendrick Miss Deverell the Playhouse 48Th Street New York City B. Kendrick America

Have a Chance for LipA Tuberculosis Children

A distressed eight member Hyves family in a basement near the city center endures TB exposure. The father and mother were admitted to a hospital for advanced disease while the children were moved to a preventorium as four of them at least have a chance at recovery.

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Diplomatic Beauty Arrives in Washington

Mrs Baronees Akerbielm wife of the Swedish legation counselor has reached Washington to join her husband and is noted as a member of the capital’s diplomatic set.

Baronees Akerbielm Washington

Sentenced 10 18 Months in Pen For Perjury

Leroy Brough of Lyman was sentenced by Judge J A Riner to one year and six months in the federal penitentiary and fined 25 plus costs on each of three counts. Costs and fines totaled about 1,190 and 75, paid by Brough's father Bishop Brough. Ferrin and Jesse Brough, tried with him, were fined 500 each. They faced allegations of fraudulent papers to prove a homestead claim and perjury on oath. The four prisoners will be sent to Leavenworth. others sentenced included Ray Shoulderblade and Rhodes and Dewey for liquor and horse stealing respectively.

Leroy Brough Lyman United States J. A. Riner Federal Penitentiary Bishop R. Brough Jesse Brough Leroy Leroy Ferrin U. S. Land Office Evanston Toease Brough Ferrin Marshal D. F. Hudson Federal Leavenworth Ray Shoulderblade Dominick Rhodes Scott Dewey

Saloon Robbery Ends in Slaying and Escape Near Cleveland

Two masked gunmen robbed John Bacaik’s saloon on Cleveland outskirts killing the proprietor as six customers and Bacaik’s own revolver fire back. Police pursued through the night in pursuit cars but returned with no arrests as the pair fled in a waiting auto.

Cleveland, CO John Bacaik Cleveland Bacalk Bavsik Bacsik

Guests of big auto makers attend Toledo dealers' convention

Business Manager BE A Sweren of the State Leader accompanies eight Cheyenne travelers to Toledo for a Willys Overland convention running December 4 to 22. More than 6000 guests will tour the Overland factory and hear of the brand's success at New York and Chicago shows. Pullman trains and invitations to publishers accompany President Willys plans.

BE. A. Sweren Young Overland Automobile Company Willye Overland Auto Company Toledo John N Willys Willys-Overland Company Cheyenne United States Willys- Overland New York Chicago Sweten

Brown Palace Clerk Replaces Mudd At Plains Hotel

Frank Tyson of the Brown Palace hotel of Denver has been secured by the Plains hotel management to replace Charles F. Mudd who recently resigned as day clerk. Tyson is praised as one of the region’s best clerks and will assume duties immediately. Mudd will stay ten days to two weeks as Hector Marti takes vacation, then join Sam Wilson driving a taxi. ----------

Frank Tyson Brown Parlace Hote Denver Plains Hotel Charles F. Mudd Tyson Crown Palace Mudd Hector Martl Cclerk Sam Wilson Mr. Hynds Cheyenne

Farms Wanted Describe Your Unsold Property

An agricultural ad from Denver seeks farm listings. The Farmers Exchange invites sellers with unsold rural properties to contact the 7000 buyers network for possible exchange and sale.

Farmers Exchange Denver Colo

Frenchn seizure of land in Tianjin sparks crisis

French authorities seized the disputed Tianjin district claiming exclusive police rights, ordering nine Chinese policemen to leave. China protested while warning against riots as M. Conty and M. Martel escalated the ultimatum. French troops and police occupied the area despite Chinese refusals.

China France Peking M. Conty Lu Cheng-Hsiang Tien Tsin Lu Chenghalang M. Martel Foreign Office Chen Chin-tao Japan Tien-tain M. Henri Bourgeois

Former Republican Baptized a Democrat

RAVANNA Mo November 29 Judge Lemuel McDonald a lifelong Republican was baptized yesterday in the Democratic faith with Frank Dickerson officiating. The baptism took place at the public well as part of an election bet in which Dickerson will douse McDonald with water and McDonald must be a Wilson supporter for four years.

Ravanna Lemuel McDonald Frank Dickerson Dickerson Wilson

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