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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1920
Page
3
Miss Bonstelle heads the stage production of Little Women at the New Theater in London. She rose from chorus girl to producer, illustrating the growing role of women in leadership positions in theatre.
A Cheyenne hotel night clerk notes guest call times showing most rise around habitual hours. Most prefer waking when they wake, with few choosing fixed times. the piece ends with a joking plug for a lead in Want Ad.
Pittsburg January 9 A derailed gas rush at Snake Hollow near McKeesport shows almost 100 million cubic feet daily from 170 wells. Wealth pours in as land, leases and park property fetch high prices while gas sands lie 3 000 to 3 200 feet deep. Analysts warn the boom may fade if the field does not extend beyond its 100 acre area.
National federation of federal workers conducts a campaign for salary increases and greater equity for government employees. The group claims 154 local unions nationwide and is led by president GC Steward.
A Cheyenne man bought bootleg whiskey, tested it and learned it contained wood alcohol. He returned the liquor and got a refund, aiding police in a raid on the seller. A suspect, not named by the chief, was arrested with a trunk of mixed liquors. Some samples may be sent to the state chemist for analysis. The case faces further investigation with state officials to determine action.
Warrants issued after Michael Angelo and Fart Price were arrested Wednesday night on forgery and auto theft charges. They face local trial before transfer back to Idaho for further proceedings.
Mrs. Winnie Lane died on her homestead 20 miles northwest of Grover Colorado yesterday at the age of 4. The body will be taken to Nunn for burial with arrangements handled by Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner.
Henry G. Wynkoop received a preliminary hearing yesterday morning and was bound over to the district court under a $400 bond. Three soldiers testified that he sold a pint of whiskey for $10 a few days ago near Capitol Avenue by the capitol building.
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