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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1917
Page
16
Churches in Cherentic suspend regular services tonight to attend Chautauqua events. Young people’s meetings are shortened to fill the tent program, and Rev Annette Fh Gray will preach in the morning at the First Congregational church. Rev Sruthtefield will address social unrest at the First Presbyterian church.
Simpson Clark Felton and Will McMurray of Laramie incorporated the Laramie Toreine company with $50,000 capital and a Scrambard office for general wholesaling and lumber in Albany county. A second addition, the Wrming Colorado 617 and Drilling, a Colorado corporation backed by George Settle W J Wieten and Alva Koonts of Pueblo, will capitalize at $10,000 with chief office in Pueblo.
Police rushed to a Japanese rooming house on Weeat Sevententh after Hib Stock attacked and kicked Mercan woman Elle Quatta. The room wrecked. Quatta unconscious. Stock jailed. wife confined to women’s quarters. three others face peace disturbance charges.
A Forest Service man reports the Gramm forest fire is nearly extinguished with only smoke showing. Twelve men patrol the danger area and efforts continue to prevent a new outbreak.
The mayor proclaims a general letter writing day to promote the Frontier celebration in Cheyenne. Frontier stationery will be provided free at Capital Coal and Tee Co offices. Troops at the fort will receive over 10000 envelopes to invite friends to visit for the event.
Over 1000 men of the First Cavalry under Colonel Foltz reached Cheyenne this morning headed by the cavalry band. They traveled from Campstool on their way to Pine Bluff for the Fourth, with fourteen supply wagons and many reserve mules in tow. Only one lame horse noted, rest in good shape despite dust.
The City Federation of Women's clubs led by Mrs. A. A. Baerresen launches a public health push in Cheyenne. They study sewer, garbage and quarantine rules, seek proper waste handling, and push for a dedicated incinerator, reading material for guardsmen, and a new camping ground policy at Sloan's Lake.
The United States government expelled Hein rich Schaafhausen, a former German embassy attache in Washington. His departure aboard a Norwegian steamship was delayed by the arrest of a German, Berg, under the espionage act for passing money and letters to the ship steward to mail after censorship lines.
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