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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

8

Opposition to Fremont county division lines in Pilot County debate

V V Scoggan of Pomona Grange declares there will be no agreement favoring Pilot County. He argues Fremont county residents oppose any division, noting Riverton and Hiverton residents and farmers reject redrawn boundaries. Representatives Warren and Dobler support maintaining the current county.

Pilot County V. V. Scoggan Pomona Grange Fremont County Hiverton Riverton Forest Reserve County

200 Men Clear U P Tracks Trains On Time

One main track on the Union Pacific line is fully open and passenger traffic and coal cars run on schedule. the second main will open later this morning and freight traffic will start as soon as possible. News notes a rapid buildup of 100 to 200 workers daily amid storm prep, with crews digging and clearing lines.

Union Pacific

Sheriff Asked to Find Engelhoff

The sheriff’s office was requested by Chandler of Cheyenne Milling to locate C. Engelhoff, the mill’s book keeper who left Cheyenne yesterday and was said to be bound for Kansas City, Missouri. Undersheriff Schoelmidt said he had not been informed of the reason for the search and communication with Chandler was not possible last night.

FP. Chandler Cheyenne Milling Company C. Engelhoff Cheyenne Kansas City Ed Schoel Engelhart Chandler

Major General Wood criticizes guard system as vicious

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, recalled for final cross examination before the Senate universal training subcommittee, said army officers would not shirk blame for the war department's guard mobilization failures at the border but asserted the guard system is vicious and indefensible due to defects inherent in its organization.

Washington Leonard Wood Senate Universal Training Subcommittee War Department

Cheyenne petition seeks return to old mayor council form

A petition signed by about 600 Cheyenne taxpayers was filed with the city clerk to restore the mayor and council form of government. The push reflects opposition to the current commission setup amid concerns over saloon license income and potential tax hikes. Some citizens favor a city manager plan, with a measure likely in the legislature, signaling possible shifts in Cheyenne's municipal structure.

Cheyenne BE. McGarvey Cheryenne Ihs A. Semrad

Campaign Booze Lands Two Men in Trouble

Casper report states Frank Halloway and Ed Hunt pleaded guilty to stealing Steve Tobin's overcoat at Salt Creek during a Republican rally. They received $50 fines, each jailed for three months. The case drew sympathy, described as a result of excessive campaign alcohol.

Casper Frank Halloway Ed Hunt Salt Creek Steve Tobin

University Band to Perform in Cheyenne Concert

The University band of about thirty five pieces led by Wilbur Hitchcock will play at the Cheyenne high school gymnas iu m on April 9 under the Athletic association and Camp Fire Girls. Last year it drew record crowds in Laramie with two concerts and plans further stops in Wheatland Casper Douglas Lander and nearby towns if the tour succeeds.

Wyoming Cheyenne The Athletic Association Camp Fire Girls Laramie Wilbur Hitchcock Wheatland Casper Douglas Lander

Sheridan Police Adopt Eight Hour Day Schedule

Sheridan adopts an eight hour day for officers under Chief Roberson. Two officers on 4 am to noon, three on noon to 8 pm, five on 8 pm to 4 am. No night chief yet. one regular officer to serve as desk sergeant 3 am to 8 am, desk duty rotated. Chief plans twelve hour days to supervise all officers. Best Taxi in the City Call Plains hotel.

Sheridan Roberson Roberson Willl

University of Hard Knocks referenced in odd campus chat

A satirical exchange mocks college credentials and student society roles, mentioning the University of Hard Knocks, Ball and Chain society, and Gray Friar, paired with a note about a 6 cent service charge after Jan 1 and a Cheyenne Messenger reference. It also lists a double header and class distinctions amid admission details.

The Star of Hope University of Hard Knocks Ball and Chain Society

Basket Ball Girls Leave for Kimball Friday

Cheyenne high school girls basketball team leaves Friday for Kimball for the first interscholastic game of the season and to make their first trip since last year. They were defeated by a small margin then and expect victory this time. Kimball was rated among Nebraska’s strongest teams then. A return game is likely March 2. Coach Miss Alice Downey accompanies the squad led by captain Helen Stubbs and players Nora Hendérechot Erma Millyard Madge Hood Marle McFarland Grace Magor and Lauda Newlin.

Cheyenne Kimball Nebraska Alice Downey Helen Stubbs Nora Hendérechot Erma Millyard Madge Hood Marle McFarland Grace Magor Lauda Newlin

Moose Leaders Ask Conference

George W. Perkine and Everett Colby formally urged William R. Willcox, chairman of the Republican National Committee, to convene a meeting to discuss grave questions facing the country. They state they believe the national committee should not be shortsighted or reactionary and want a free open conference on national affairs.

New York George W. Perkine Everett Colby William R. Willcox Republican National Committee National Committee United States

Gebo Coal Mine Still Burning Near Thermopolis

A fire caused by defective wiring at the Gebo coal mine, twelve miles north of Thermopolis, began two weeks ago and remains uncontrolled though little damage has occurred. Work is suspended temporarily. Before the railroad car shortage, Gebo and Crosby mines on the spur to Kirby produced about a thousand cars of coal monthly.

Thermopolis Gebo Crosby Burlington Road Kirby

Bandits Rob California Saloon In Early 20th Century Heist

A pair of gunmen robbed the California saloon frightening patrons. One was wounded in the arm, the other overpowered the cash register and escaped via a basement trap door. A witness at the Dodge garage alerted police. culprits split up, heading west and south.

California Dodge Garage California Galoon Pam Alx

Musterole provides soothing relief for lumbago and aches

Musterole is a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard and used instead of mustard plaster. It claims to relieve throat and chest discomfort, bronchitis, croup, back pains, sore muscles, frostbite, and other pains without blistering.

Wind records smashed as Cheyenne hits new all time highs

Weather station data show every wind record in Cheyenne since 1871 broken over the past month. Averages climbed, with hourly and daily marks shattered, while temperature plunged from 43 above to 3 below over 48 hours.

Cheyenne

Laramie Preps to Play Cheyenne At Gym Saturday

The University high school preps meet Cheyenne in a key game at the gym on Saturday night. Last meeting in Laramie required overtime with a 25 to 23 prep win after a 22 to 22 draw in Cheyenne.

Laramie Chian University High School Cheyenne University Gym

End War Plea Seeks Liberty for Ireland and India

A wartime note argues for immediate peace and liberty for Ireland and India, condemns Allied powers for lust of conquest, and accuses England of using naval power and trade restrictions to force Germany and Austria-Hungary into subjugation. It predicts new German decisions amid the evolving global conflict.

Ireland India Belgium Germany Austro-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Anso Germany England

National Guard debate and war policy notes in Wyoming

Territorial senators discussed a proposed national guard bill amid concerns over federal authority and potential draft involvement. A related measure for a state hospital appropriation and a supervising matron bill was advanced, reflecting ongoing state social service needs and governance debates.

Sibleys Oil Bill Killed in Wyoming Senate

The Wyoming Senate rejected Sibleys oil bill amid strong opposition. Senators Sibley Todd and Jefferis spoke against the measure while the motion to lay the bill on the table carried by a broad roll call. Consideration of 8 F 48 to boost state military forces was postponed for twenty four hours after debate.

Senate Riner Ayes Baldwin Berner Chassell Chrisman Diers Edmonds Gill Hall Kendall Kooi Myers O’connor Pearson Young Total Naga Allison Daley Gardner Hinckley Holliday Jefferis Mayes Powers Sibley Gkovgard Todd McGrew Wyooming

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V. V. Scoggan Centes U.P Engelhoff Wood Carey Ave Call Plains Hotel Abomash Commission Cheyenne Messenger Service UNI U. H O. H Moose Ouch Musterole R. L. Ward Central Atwood Crestline Sunkist Congress Hiner Sidley As Per House State Federation of Women's Clubs State Board of Charities and Reforms OlGsia” Brayer Theohtene Davis Merchants CO Cheyenne, Wyoming
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