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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1919
Page
2
The Italian government seeks a plan to curb prices on foods and essential goods. Local orders and Labor Ministry actions cutting prices 50 percent have not ended rising costs, as shops still sell at high prices. The cost of living crisis persists across the country with widespread economic strain.
W E French arrives in town from Cheyenne to conduct business with Iron William Haslam and Gasper residents.
Chris Rucktaschel, a Divide area farmer, died this afternoon at the Cheyenne private hospital at 3 oclock. He is survived by his brother William Rucktaschel, two sisters, and other Iowa relatives. The body is at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbeiner mortuary and will be shipped to Guttenberg Illinois for burial. arrangements pending.
Classified note seeking a month long rental of a small furnished house in August with best references and postal address details. Customer requests response via post office address for reference and contact.
Chairman Elliott of the House committee on state department expenditures introduced a resolution calling for a report on the expenses of the American peace mission at Paris. The measure seeks a list of commission officers and their servants among other items.
Following the arrival of O T Sheldon formerly of Cheyenne who died Thursday at his Denver home, funeral services were held at Lakeview. Friends met the train and accompanied the body to Hobbs Huckfield Winkbeior parlors where the remains were viewed.
Yesterday’s scores show multiple city matchups including New York vs Pittsburg and Philadelphia vs Cincinnati. Batteries featured noted duos such as Toney and Dubuc for New York and Rudolph and Goudy for Philadelphia with several lineups including Schang, Lynn, Perkins, and O’Neill among the hitters.
Robert S. Lovett of Union Pacific argues against nationwide railroad consolidation proposed to shrink the system from 42 to 25 lines. He warns it would weaken credit, impair financial health, and threaten national welfare, urging selective absorption with fair terms and continued competition.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen re elected all officers at its triennial convention in Denver. W. B. Carter of Washington headed the hall as president, C. J. Gauff of Birent Ala was chosen to fill one of two new vice presidential posts created by the convention. The other new vice president will be named Monday.
In Paris the senate heard figures on wartime disease. Twenty five thousand French soldiers died of tuberculosis and 120,000 were exempted from service due to the illness. The data were presented during a debate on establishing tuberculosis sanitaria.
Representative Walsh of Massachusetts introduced a resolution proposing a special House committee investigation into the United States Shipping Board the Emergency Fleet Corporation and related entities. The inquiry would cover contracts leases expenditures receipts and all financial dealings connected with the shipping program.
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