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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1919

Page

2

Henry Ford Takes Stand in Libel Suit Against Tribune

Mount Clements Mish July 14 The third month of Henry Ford’s $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune opened with witness Pert on the stand for the Tribune. Testimony largely covered Tribune editorials and Detroit Free Press articles about Ford, and Delavigne’s pacifist piece quoted Ford. Ford will resume testimony tomorrow.

Mount Clements Henry Ford Chicago Daily Tribune Tucker Mr. Pert Tribune The Detroit Free Press Wit- Dees Tribunne Editoriala Ford Theodore Delavienne Tesars Erree Delavigne Detroit the Tribune Delasigne Mr. Ford

Salt Creek deal shifts control of vast crude acreage

The Salt Creek Producers Association gained control of 14 400 acres across four firms including National Petroleum and New York Oil, Associated Co., and Midwest Oil, mostly proven for the Wall Creek sands. Based on geologist C A estimates, regional output could reach about 750 million barrels, a conservative projection before the second sand proved prolific.

Salt Creek Producers Association, Inc Salt Creek Statiaicians Association National Petroleum and New York Cas Associated (i Co Midwest of Co Wall Creek C. A

Fishermen's Note on Lake Dumouchel Trout Abundance

The article touts Lake Dumouchel as filled with red trout to cast and catch quickly, claiming anglers can reach the lake from Mont Laurier in twenty minutes. It mentions nearby lakes and the Laurentians as popular spots for sportsmen with lodging options and local amenities.

Lake Dumouchel Mont Laurier

Drilling to Begin on Upper Greybull Prospect

BASIN Wyoming July 14 T Stewart Kinney moves a rig and drilling gear to the Anderson ranch 25 miles above Meeteese on the upper Greybull. Drilling will start as soon as the equipment arrives, marking the farthest advance yet for wildcat prospecting in the Greybull area.

Automobile Thieves Sentenced In State Pen

Deputy L W Morrison transported J Fern Robinson and William Cole to the state penitentiary after Robinson received seven to ten years for automobile theft and Cole one to two years for sodomy. Robinson admitted breaking into the Kleinke garage and stealing a car belonging to D J Howell. John Dickerson remains bound over on a 750 bail ahead of district court hearing.

L. W. Morrison Rawlings J. Fern Robinson William Cole Robingson Kleinke D. J. Howell John Dickerson

Potato Beetle Pest Spreads to Cheyenne

The Colorado potato beetles are killing many potatoes in Cheyenne gardens. If not kept off the plants they can destroy the crop. A spray of Paris green and lime mixed in three gallons of water is advised, but the solution is poisonous and should not be used on edible foliage.

Colorado Cheyenne Sowall

County Clerk Takes Well Earned Vacation

Mrs. Kin FR. Graham, county clerk, departed Sunday for Seattle and other northwest points to spend six or eight weeks visiting and traveling. She is accompanied by her sister Mrs. James Speilman of Pinion Nebraska.

Kin FR. Graham Seattle Wash Northwest James Speilman Pinion Neb

Trade licenses ease Germany imports and exports

General licenses covering import and export trade with Germany were issued by the war trade division of the state department with Acting Secretary Polk's approval. InterUS trade with Germany may begin at once.

Germany Associated Press War Trade Division State Department Polk Inter- United States

Three Die as Navy Seaplane Crashes in Philadelphia Channel

Three sailors died when a Canadian F-5L seaplane attempting a radio test dove into the back channel at the Philadelphia navy yard. Ensign Roerick Chief Machinists Mate Erkle and Coxswain H G Sander were killed. Two others injured. Bodies not recovered. Accident cause not yet determined.

Associated Prose Philadelphia Philadelphia Navy Yard Roerick Erkle H. G. Sander Navy Hospital

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