Red Cross Seeks Soldier Solomat Chaves Location
Notice from the Home Service Office of the Red Cross requests information on the whereabouts of discharged soldier Solomat Chaves. Any details on his present location are appreciated.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
10
Notice from the Home Service Office of the Red Cross requests information on the whereabouts of discharged soldier Solomat Chaves. Any details on his present location are appreciated.
Washington July 4 The letter from Senator Kendrick and Cheyenne Industrial Club invites President and Mrs. Wilson to the Frontier Days celebration in Cheyenne Wyoming from July 29 to 26. White House secretary Tumulty says the President will consider itineraries but may not be able to accept.
The Wyoming style exhibit from the state fair, long a white elephant, will be split between the state Immigration Department and the state historian’s office. The historian’s portion moves to another area in the capitol, while the immigration unit relocates to a downtown site. The capitol basement space will be remodeled to house the state highway department drafting offices, with a separate entrance provided.
State Veterinarian B F Davis designates eleven veterinarians chosen for residence on main line railroads to inspect cattle for tuberculosis under Agricultural Secretary regulations. Inspections apply to most inter state shipments before cattle move from the origin state to another.
A bountiful hay crop is being harvested from the Wyoming state capitol grounds using scythes. Workers left the lawn to grow tall to choke weeds, and the yield is expected to reach about a quarter of a ton.
Dr J M Wilson of McKinley president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association attends to business in the city.
At its regular monthly meeting the Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan Association approved loans totaling 16500 dollars. Interest rates ranged from 15 to 18.5 percent.
London reports a revolt of about 200 Tory coalition MPs opposing nationalization plans. They fear coal, rail, and other sectors may follow suit, amid agitation over the transport bill granting Geddes wide transport powers including London port. The dissenters met Andrew Bonar Law, who said the issue was not in the transport bill.
At the annual meeting of the Producers' and Refiners' corporation held in Cheyenne on Monday Fred L Griffith of Columbus Ohio a member of the New York Stock Exchange house of Olle Co was elected a director to succeed Edward Bower who retired No other changes in the directorate were made The new board re elected all officers who served last year except James C Crawford elected secretary in place of Frank D McCaull Mr McCaullay remains on the board
Frontier committees invite proposals for bucking bulls steers and other suitable stock for use in wild arena events. Vendors are asked to submit ideas and specifications to the committee for review and potential approval.
Reported June 22 three shots were fired at Benjamin F. Ghose the United States consul at San Joan Costa Rica by government policemen. Passengers aboard the Tivis from Port Simon brought the news to New York. A bullet is said to have passed through Chase's clothing.
The note invites attendance at the Wheat Growers Hotel gatherings every Wednesday and Saturday rain or shine with the speaker promising to meet attendees at the Wheat Growers location.
Polish officials receive treaty implications as Premier Clemenceau outlines reasons for provisions. The document assigns Russian debt to be shared by intercommissions, with support for postal, railway, jet and other national content.
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