Red Cross Seeks Soldier Solomat Chaves Location
A Red Cross Home Service note requests help locating Solomat Chaves a discharged soldier. Any information on his present whereabouts is appreciated.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
2
A Red Cross Home Service note requests help locating Solomat Chaves a discharged soldier. Any information on his present whereabouts is appreciated.
President and Mrs. Wilson were invited by Senator Warren and the Cheyenne Industrial Club to attend Cheyenne Wyoming Frontier Days from July 29 to 26. Secretary Tumulty said the President would consider itineraries and appreciates the courtesy but may not be able to attend.
The Wyoming style exhibit of world fair relics, long a state white elephant, will be divided between the State Immigration Department and the State Historian’s Office. The historian’s portion will be moved within the capitol, while the immigration portion will relocate to a downtown site housing State Immigration Commissioner Hill. The Capitol basement space will be remodeled to host the State Highway Department with a new entrance, as drafting offices shift to the end of the building and the highway offices occupy the lower level.
State Veterinarian B F Davis designated eleven veterinarians chosen for residence on main line railroads to inspect livestock for tuberculosis under regulations of the secretary of agriculture. inspections ensure cattle shipped interstate are examined before leaving the state of origin, with few exceptions.
A bountiful hay crop is being harvested from the Wyoming state capitol lawns using scythes. Grass was left to grow tall to choke weeds, with the harvest expected to total about a quarter of a ton.
Dr J M Wilson of McKinley president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association is attending to business in the city.
At the Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan association monthly meeting loans totaling 16500 were approved with rates from 15 to 18.5 percent.
London July 1. Urgent issue for Lloyd George arises as about 200 Tory coalition MPs revolt against government plans to nationalize industries. Fears rail and other sectors may follow coal nationalization, with the transport bill granting Geddes broad powers over transports including the Port of London. Dissenters met to present views to Bonar Law, who said the transport bill does not involve the questioned changes.
At the annual Producers' and Refiners' corporation meeting in Cheyenne on Monday Fred L Griffith of Columbus Ohio, a member of Olle & Co New York Stock Exchange, was elected a director to succeed Edward Bower who retired. No other directorate changes were made. The board re-elected officers from the last year, electing James C Crawford secretary replacing Frank D McCaul, who remains on the board.
Frontier committees invite proposals for bucking categories including bulls steers and other suitable animals for use in a wild west show setting. Submissions should address sizing training and safety considerations for riding events and exhibitors.
Report reached New York via the steamship Tivis that three shots were fired June 22 at Benjamin F. Ghose United States consul at San Jose Costa Rica by government police officers. A passenger said the consul was not injured but clothing was pierced by a bullet.
Weekly dance gatherings held every Wednesday and Saturday at the Wheat Growers Hotel with rain or shine, inviting attendees to join the social event.
The Associated Press reports Premier Clemenceau sent to Premier Pietrowski a letter explaining why treaty provisions are needed. The accord assigns a share of Russian debt to Poland and others under intercommission oversight, with support for postal, railway, and other national services.
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