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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
2
Baseball scores from yesterday's National League first games and doubleheaders across major teams. Details list Philadelphia Chicago New York St Louis Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati and Washington results with multiple batters noted. Also mentions players Cahill Eastman Sellers Sproul and Caspar.
W. S. Miller of Rock River was in the city yesterday taking a short break from his oil field work. A. W. Strand is listed as Rouse Painting.
Tonight at 8 in the riding hall Cheyenne fans may see a top smoker featuring four boxing bouts a wrestling match and a five-man battle royal The main event is Cappente of Company versus McCoy of the 450 cavalry with Burns against Jousey and a Cheyenne youth facing Kopp Fullers and Boland meet in a four round match Hackenschugh directs city fighters and McMillan trains the post boxers Games are aided by War Camp Community Service and the Y M C A with refreshments and music from the 6th Cavalry.
Aen of Duras was registered in Normandie yesterday. The brief notice records a registration of a person with the surname Aen located in Duras, noting the administrative locale as Normandie.
Cheyenne saloon proprietors request reimbursement of one half of 1919 license fees after mid year closures. The attorney general supports the refund claim but the city council has not acted. Action hinges on council approval following city attorney guidance.
Archdeacon Dray formerly in charge of St. Matthew's cathedral at Lar ndo and a noted Wyoming clergyman arrived Moyland after a three year absence. He is considered one of the state's best known clergy members.
A Z Jushwas named head of the biology department amid faculty changes in the era of expanding life sciences research. The move signals strategic emphasis on molecular studies and curriculum modernization within the department.
At a stockholders meeting the Bankers' and Stockmen's Trust assets were sold to Cablemen's Loan and Guaranty of Denver. Pioneer Title and Loan will operate the abstract department from 47th Street and Garey Avenue, with T. P. Fahey as president.
The Pioneer Title and Loan company secures a Wyoming charter with a capital stock of 50000, officers include J G Underwood as vice president W K Jones secretary and Frank Ollman treasurer. W B Jones and Frank Oltman remain in charge of the abstract department as manager and assistant manager ensuring uninterrupted service. Directors for the first year are Thomas P Fahey W K Jones Frank Ottman J C Underwood and C V Fahey.
Sheridan Wyoming July 9 A 12 year old boy Raymond J McLaughlin died from a accidental gunshot wound at the state hospital after a .22 rifle discharged while he drove a mowing machine on the Joe Todd ranch near Buffalo The bullet entered at the base of the stomach and traveled upward The body was taken to Buffalo The widow mother accompanied him to the hospital and returned home with the body The lad lived on a homestead about 1 miles below Buffalo on the Khycee road.
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