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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1919
Page
10
In Rome on July 1 the government seeks a plan to control prices of foods and necessities. Local orders and labor department actions cutting prices by half fail to curb inflation as merchants undercut costs, while living costs remain high across the country.
W E French is to town from Iron William Haslam and Gasper résident Cheyenne for business.
Chris Rucktaschel, a Divide area farmer, died this afternoon at 3 oclock in a private Cheyenne hospital. He is survived by brother William BR Rucktaschel and two sisters. The body rests at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbeiner mortuary and will be shipped to Guttenberg Illinois for burial. arrangements not yet announced.
Classified notice seeking a small furnished house for the month of August. Applicant requests best references and provides a post office address for reply. No other details given.
Chairman Elliott of the House committee on state department expenditures introduced a resolution demanding a report on American peace mission expenses in Paris. It seeks a list of commission officers, their servants, and related costs and personnel.
Funeral services were held for O. T. Sheldon who died Thursday in Denver after arriving from Cheyenne. The remains were viewed at Hobbs Huckelfeld Winkbeior parlors after a local train reception attended by many friends. The family accompanied the body from Denver to Cheyenne for burial arrangements.
Across multiple matchups in New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Detroit and Cleveland the reports list battery selections and player pairings for each team. Notable names include Mc Carty Rudolph Goudy Killifer Schang Lynn Kerr Danforth and O'Neill among others with eye on updated box scores.
Robert S. Lovett of Union Pacific testifies against a proposed consolidation reducing the rail network from 42 to 25 systems. He argues such a move would weaken credit, burden the nation with cash needs, and hinder efficient management, while favoring selective absorption and maintained competition.
All officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen were re elected at the triennial convention in Denver. W B Carter of Washington headed the rolls as president, C J Gauff of Bir ent Ala was chosen for one of two new vice president posts, the other to be named Monday.
In Paris the senate disclosed wartime tuberculosis figures. About twenty five thousand French soldiers died from tuberculosis and 120000 were exempted from service, cited during a debate on a tuberculosis sanatorium bill.
Washington July 12. Representative Walsh Republican of Massachusetts proposes a House committee probe into the operations and expenditures of the Shipping Board and the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The resolution calls for an investigation of contracts leases expenditures receipts and all transactions by the Shipping Board the Emergency Fleet Corporation and related entities.
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