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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1917

Page

5

Chatenae's fare apparatus shows Cheyenne lagging in fire gear

Fire Chief Bates reports Laramie has two motorized units from American LaFrance costing 15000 dollars, including a pumping engine and a combination truck. He contrasts Laramie's gear with Cheyenne's, noting higher nozzle pressure and aging horses, and predicts a future city-wide fire scare if equipment remains outdated. Ed ward Storey, soon-to-be city commissioner, accompanied Bates on the inspection.

Jack A. Bristol Laramie Cheyenne Georgeates Edward Storey Bates American LaFrance Company Union Pacific Inter-Ocean Ceyenne Central Station Clark Staton

Debber Fined in Federal Case for Bootlegging Coliseum

Ex proprietor of the Coliseum pool hall was fined 1000 in federal court for bootlegging and running a house of ill fame. City revoked his operating license. the license will transfer to M. Paul of Denver at the next council meeting.

C. Debber Coliseum Debber M. Paul Denver

1120 Guests Attend Hillsdale Wedding

The largest local wedding in this Wyoming county drew 1120 guests for an eight course dinner. R R Champion of Hillsdale wed Lilly May Spatz, daughter of a prominent farmer. Champion, born in 1890 Kentucky, earned a University of Kentucky MA, studied at Oxford, and became a Kentucky lawyer and long time teacher.

Wyoming R. R. Champion Hillsdale Lilly May Spatz Mr. Champion Kentucky Old University of Kentucky University of Oxford England Oklahoma The Elks Lodge Mine Champion

Cheyenne Man Enlists In Eighty-Third Artillery

Cheyenne resident Verner Fransen of east Lincoln highway enlisted Saturday in the Eighty-third artillery at Fort Russell. He is a longtime Union Pacific employee and a member of Wyoming Consistory No. 1 along with other city lodges.

Verner Fransen East Lincoln Highway Eighty-third Artillery Fort Russell Union Pacific Railroad Wyoming Consistory No

Southern Pine Mills to Double Timber Ship Output for Nation

Southern lumber mills speed up to raise ship timber output from 850000 to 2000 feet daily as war needs grow. Plants run night and day to meet government demands, with the Southern Pine Association launching a campaign to cut waste and expand production.

Southern Pine Association

Mondell Plans Ten Slice State For Yellowstone Extension

Emerson Hough reports in the Saturday Evening Post that Congressman Mondell of Wyoming will introduce a bill in the present session to extend Yellowstone Park southward by about sixty miles. The plan would include Jackson Hole, elk herds, Jackson Lake, and towns like Jackson Moran Gravant Zenith Brooks and Cheney, transferring roughly 50 000 square miles from Wyoming, about the size of South Carolina.

Emerson Hough Saturday Evening Post Yellowstone Frank W. Mondell Wyoming Congress Yellowstone Park National Park Hough Jackson Slote State Game Department Jiackgon Lake Lake Yellowstone Teton Range Jackson Moran Gravant Zenith Brooks Cheney South Carolina

New Rulings for Drafted Men Enlisting Issued

Washington announced new rulings allowing draft registrants to enlist only if a local board chair confirms they will not fill district quotas. The War Department aims for voluntary enlistments before December 15. The rule affects those far down the list, with no voluntary enlistments after noon December 18.

Washington Army Navy National Army War Department

Death of Edward Dodge Gray at Sacred Heart Hospital

Superintendent W D B Gray of Cheyenne and Lieut W S Gray of Fort Snelling stood at the death bed of Edward Dodge Gray, son of Supt Gray, as he died yesterday morning at Sacred Heart hospital Yankton South Dakota. Gray had been summoned to Yankton days before by telegram to Mrs W D B Gray.

Edward Dodge Gray Sacred Heart Hospital Yankton S. D W. D. B. Gray Cheyenne W. 8. Gray Fort Snelling W. D. DB. Gray Superintendent Gray

Court Decision Lifts Burlington Stock to Par Value

A Oklahoma supreme court ruling caused Burlington Wyoming oil stock to rise from fifty cents to par value and implied a 25 percent or more gain. The Nowata well is nearing completion and brokers expect the fifty-cent stock to be discontinued.

Supreme Court Oklahoma Burlington Wyoming Wilson-Fowler Burlington Oil and Refinery Company Oklahoma City Nowata Supreme Court of Oklahoma

School Boy II Injured in Playground Incident

William Brown, a Cheyenne high school pupil, fell under a Burlington turntable while playing with friends Saturday. He sustained a wrenched knee a severely sprained foot and severe bruising to both legs. He was taken to the home of Mrs. Amelia Berger 922 East Lincoln highway where a doctor attended him. He will miss several days of school.

William Brown Cheyenne Burlington Amelia Berger East Lincoln Highway

Doctor Phifer Talks With Governor About Selective Service

Dr. Fred W. Phifer of Wheatland, a United States reserve corps lieutenant, motored to the city yesterday to confer with Governor Houx on the selective service department.

Phifer Fred W. Phifer Wheatland United States Reserve Corps Houx Selective Service Department

Oklahoma AG vows crackdown on fake oil firms

Attorney General Douglas A. Preston said he will vigorously prosecute certain oil companies advertising immediate well development. He cited lack of land development, uncollected fees, and required filings with the secretary of state. The land board was warned to deny new lands to foreign firms until compliance.

Douglas A. Preston Vigorou Secretary of State State Land Board Supreme Court of State of Oklahoma Wyoming

Oil well drilled near Thermopolis hits black oil

Drillers in the Ford tract east of Thermopolis Wyoming struck black oil at about 1100 feet. The new well lies roughly one and a half miles from the Lee well and may prove the intervening territory. Capacity is estimated around seventy five barrels daily.

Thermopolis Wyo Ford Tract Lee

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