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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
10
Baseball scores from yesterday show multiple games in both leagues. Notable mentions include Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Boston, Cleveland and Washington with various batterymen listed for each club and multiple game totals. Local notices note Cahill arriving from Rock Springs and public figures visiting Cheyenne.
W. S. Miller of Rock River spent a day in the city taking a short vacation from his duties in the oil field. A. W. Strand is connected with Rouse Painting.
Fort D. A. Russell hosts a boxing smoker with four bouts and a five-man battle royal. Cappente versus McCoy headlines a six round main event, with Burns vs Jousey, and other Cheyenne fighters in action. Bouts begin at 8 p m in the riding hall with support from War Camp Community Service and the Y M C A.
P Aen of Duras was registered in the Normandie yesterday.
Cheyenne saloon owners who closed mid 1919 seek refund of half of their annual license payments. The attorney general upholds the petitioners that the city was not entitled to that portion. City council has not acted and the dispute remains awaiting council advice.
Archdeacon Dray formerly in charge of St. Matthew's cathedral at Laramie and a prominent Wyoming clergyman arrived home yesterday from Moyland after a three year absence.
A. Z. Jushwas heads the biology department in a reform effort amid internal reviews in a regional science agency. The move signals a push to modernize research priorities and oversight.
At a stockholders meeting the Bankers and Stockmen’s Trust Co assets were sold to Cablemen’s Loan and Guaranty Co of Denver. The Bankers and Stockmen’s Trust had operated in Wyoming two years and maintained an abstract business. The abstract department joins Pioneer Title and Loan Co, to run from the former Bankers' building at 47th Street and Garey Avenue. T P Fahey remains president and resident of Cheyenne amid rumors.
The Pioneer Title and Loan company plans to go to Denver with the Cattlemen's Loan and Guaranty. W B Jones and Frank Oltman resume roles as manager and assistant manager in the abstract department. Other officers include J G Underwood as vice president W K Jones secretary and Frank Oliman treasurer. Directors for the first year are Thomas P Fahey W K Jones Frank Ottman J C Underwood and C V Fahey.
In Sheridan Wyoming on July 9 a 12 year old boy, Raymond J. McLaughlin, died from a gunshot wound at the state hospital after a hunting rifle attached to a mowing machine discharged when it hit an irrigation ditch. He worked on the Joe Todd ranch near Buffalo and was taken to Buffalo before the body was sent home. The widowed mother accompanied him to the hospital and back with the body. The family homesteads about one mile below Buffalo on the Khycee road.
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