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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
6
Washington reports about 4,500,000 American soldiers and sailors to receive the Victory Medal, a unified honor reflecting Allied solidarity in World War I. The medal’s ribbon features a double rainbow, red center, and white edge, with each country designing its own medal under general specifications.
The Y M G A building at Fort D A Russell has not yet been sold announces J N Carnine in charge of the sale. Several bids have been received and authorities await permission from Washington to remove the building from the fort before bids are acted on. The contract will be let as soon as word is received from Washington.
L OP rar of the Cheyenne company resigns to become general manager of Cheyenne Construction. B Luscombe of Joplin Missouri will succeed him. Luscombe is a Missouri Stanford graduate who has led with Empire District Electric at Joplin and served 18 months in the Army Engineering Corps in the United States and France.
Four foreign miners held at Kool coal camp in Sheridan along with 32 others facing strike trouble were released on orders from the U S district attorney. The released men are Geo Mahallik John Lagerski George Kawalek and John Yaroszek.
A fragment lists several Wyoming companies forming or reorganizing with headquarters in Cheyenne and Laramie. Entries include Western Royalty & Oil with 500 000 capital, Co-Operative Holding with 25000, Sheridan Ice Company with 25000, and Alzada Telephone with 5000, naming first-year directors such as Walter Brown and Claude Palmer.
The state board of pardons granted clemency to a Sheridan County inmate identified as Thomas, who was sentenced to 14 to 17 years for grand larceny. The pardon decision was announced Tuesday in Middfall.
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