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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
15
For sale piano and Edison phonograph with records. Call 920 W Pind Street. Phone 1370-11-12 room 42-15-17.
After a thaw yesterday the weather bureau forecasts more cold in Wyoming with a zero degree high. Strong north winds are expected as temperatures dip and the day remains below freezing, while past readings showed mixed chilly conditions.
Yesterday in Chugwater rail traffic shows delays with several trains held at Virginia stations awaiting track clearance. Officials report ongoing disruption as routes remain unsafe for normal service.
The ministry of munitions offers 250,000 civilian suits from demobilized soldiers stock. Soldiers choosing clothing or cash receive $12 as the demobilization option. The sale aims to liquidate surplus uniforms.
In Judge W H Edwards court P J Clark and Walter Bader face burglary allegations over two whiskey barrels moved from Van Tassell’s home to a cellar under Van Tassell Coal company warehouse. Witnesses testify barrels numbered 62157 and 62158. defense argues no burglary under Wyoming law as entry into a cellar or room in a building may not meet statutory burglary. Attorneys A D Walton and M A Kiine represented Clark and Rader.
George Morgan of Uses Place in Herbert has been formally recognized by the government as the owner of 1,000,000 tons of coal in Deag Forest. He previously asserted the claim over land that was regarded as common, dating back 40 years.
Heavy snow blocks coal movement as miners return to work in Wyoming with crews clearing trucks and switches. Union Pacific reports activity at Hamma and nearby mines, while district officials expect full operation today. Transportation bottlenecks risk prolonging the coal famine despite renewed labor. The piece notes a historic hurricane reference from October 10, 1780 in the Barbadoes.
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau Cheyenne Wyoming covers 24 hours ending 6 p m with temperatures ranging from 32 to 45 degrees and a highest wind velocity of 54 mph from the west. Precipitation since January 1 totals 3.66 inches versus 19.40 inches normal. Early Caddock and Joy Steeher clash over the wrestling title in a war of words.
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