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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1917
Page
8
Churches of Cherentic suspend evening services for a Chautauqua program this week. Most Protestant services are canceled or shortened to allow attendance at the tent program, with Rev Annette Fh Gray and Rev Sruthtefield delivering talks and sermons at morning services and a central meeting.
Simpson Clark Felton and Will McMurray of Laramie incorpore the Laramie Toreine company and file articles with the secretary of state. The firm, capitalized at 50000, lists Scrambard as head office and plans general mercantile and lumber business in Albany county.
Police rushed to a Weeat Sevententh rooming house where Ribstock attacked and kicked Mercan woman Elle Quatta. Quatta was found unconscious. Hib stock was arrested. The wife, involved in a dispute with a Mexican woman, was confined to the women’s quarters. The case includes additional charges and upcoming trials for three others.
A forest service man who just returned from Gramm reports the forest fire is nearly out though smoke lingers. Twelve men patrol the area as authorities work to prevent a fresh breakout and keep the danger contained.
Cheyenne announces a general letter writing drive for Frontier celebration invites. The Frontier committee supplies Frontier stationery free at Capital Coal and Tee offices and to Fort soldiers, aiming to spread word to relatives and friends to visit Cheyenne. Over 10 000 envelopes prepared for Monday use.
Over 1000 men of the First Cavalry under Colonel Foltz reached Cheyenne this morning in a dust dusty column. They traveled from Campstool on the way to Pine Bluff for the Fourth with only one lame horse observed. Fourteen supply wagons and many reserve mules accompanied the ride.
The City Federation of Women’s clubs led by Mrs. A. A. Baerresen begins a campaign for urban cleanliness in Cheyenne. It plans sewer and garbage reforms, quarantine enforcement, reading material for guardsmen, and better public facilities.
The United States government ordered Hein rich Schaafhausen, a former German embassy attache in Washington, expelled. His departure aboard a Norwegian steamship was delayed by the arrest of a German named Berg under the espionage act for attempting to pass money and letters to the ship steward for mailing beyond censorship lines.
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