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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1917

Page

5

City Notices and Short News from Cheyenne

District updates from Cheyenne include Dean Knight visiting to assist the Council of National Defense and Robert Caron overseeing water division talks with state officials. The Sherman Co. adds varnishing and paper hanging notes, plus swings installed in city park for children. Denver Times writer Richard Milton plans to cover the frontier celebration. Local services advertise taxis and barber shops with practical details.

Dean Knight H. G. Knight The State University Laramie Council of National Defense Wyoming Robert Caron City Rock Springs Times Richard Milton Denver Times Cheyenne

Union Pacific to Offer Extra Train Service For Frontier Crowds

Union Pacific plans special trains between Cheyenne and Denver and Cheyenne and Sterling to handle Frontier crowds. A Denver Cheyenne service runs July 23 24 26 arriving 1146 daily andDenver departures 730 pm. Sterling service arrives 1105 am Thursday with Cheyenne to Sterling 8 pm. Additional Cheyenne Denver specials run July 27 28 and 29 with varying arrival and departure times.

Union Pacific Union Pa‘tttte Cheyenne Denver Sterling Park

Large Crowd Movement Planned With Limited Train Equipment

The notice describes crowd movements from Cheyenne by train, estimating 15 to 50 coaches needed for the flow. Special equipment may be used on regular trains and solid specials, but no extra trains if government needs the assets. Troop movements to cantonments and camps start early in Frontier week, potentially using all available equipment unless government requires it.

Cheyenne

Money Kings Plan Method of Raising Next Federal Loan

Governors and officers of federal reserve banks in New York Chicago Philadelphia Richmond Kansas City and other districts met with liberty loan committee chairmen to map plans for the next war loan campaign. The meeting expected to run through tomorrow.

New York Federal Reserve Banks Chicago Philadelphia Richmond Kansas City Liberty Loan Committee Liberty Loan

Cubs Sell Seaton and Secure Youth

Chicago dispatch reports two player deals. Veteran pitcher Tom Seaton is sold to Los Angeles. The Cubs also sign 19 year old Hollicher from the Portland club of the Pacific Coast League. he will not report until next spring.

Chicago Chicago National Today Tom Seaton Los Angeles Portland Hollicher

Cheyenne to Host Five Year Frontier Park Horse Meet

Cheyenne officials grant a five year lease to the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders association for Frontier Park. A August 18 start sparks a six week turf meet featuring top racing stock from Kentucky and major owners including Wingfield Whitney Belmonts and Baker brothers. Pari mutuel betting expected with 4900+ on opening day and substantial daily spending by enthusiasts.

Cheyenne Ff. P. Mends C. W. Hirese Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association Frontier Park Sorenson Contracting Company America Kentucky United States George Wingfield Ionaire Nevada Harry Payne Whitney New York August Belmont Baker Brothers Louisville J. C. Ferris A. Clapton Maryland H. G. Bedwell Grand Junction Colo W. O. Reynolds Leadville John C. Talbot Denver Rocky Mountain Country Finn Reno San Diego Cal Colorado Springs Baltimore Jockey Cru Colorado

Baseball Scores National League Wrap

National League results sketch a chaotic box of batteries and line scores. Teams like Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Washington, and New York clash in multiple games with pitchers such as Dumont, Didgefer, Minael Jacobse, and Fisher noted among varied scorelines.

Chicago Sou Aianeis Ie von Se Wen Demarer Didgefer Wilson Schupp Gibson Pittsburg Ery Boston Minael Jacobse Fischer Nehf Tramtenkey Rite Eas Philadelphia Ian Schneider And Clarke Rixey Rillifer St. Louis Brooklyn Erst Dowk Convales Smith and Miller Teeenow Ajnsimithy Faber Schalk Wes al Bush Schaurr Meyer C. Jones Stanage Noyes Srciane Ebbmake Stange New York Cleveland Russell Walker Klepfer O'Neil Billings Bostow Leonard and Aignierwy Mauk Severeth Cincinnati Pinsburg Americum Boxley York Detroit Washington St. Lowle

Army adopts Edison diamond phonograph for troops in France

Army engineers advertise a new Edison diamond phonograph model as limited to soldiers and sailors. The instrument, encased in iron bound box, is produced for army use in France and will be shipped with transports. Only through exclusive agents in Cheyenne and Wyoming Bank inquire.

Edison Peyshing France Hee Wyoming Bank Cheyenne Thin City Port

Luthean Ministers Deny Disloyalty Charges

Seven pastors and leaders of the Lutheran church of America in Nebraska held a meeting here to purge the defense council's charges of disloyalty. Resolutions were adopted affirming the church's loyalty in America.

Omatia Lutheran Church of America Church of the Nebraska Defense Council Church In America

Decorators Ready Cheyenne For Coming Week Celebrations

Cheyenne begins an annual lighted decor for the Frontier celebration. A California decorator will handle street and public building decoration, with private homes also assisted. Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power installs red and blue lights on Capitol Ave clusters, blue top and red white lower.

Cheyenne Caiala Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company Capitol Avenue

Mish Potter Potatoes Suppress Music in Amsterdam Center

Amsterdam reports a shift from culture to military life as potato growing spreads. German correspondent notes garrison presence and street changes with soldiers in gray uniforms. Opera houses stop, Siegfried Wagner paints potatoes at Villa Wahefried. Eva Wagner walks amid wartime gloom and wounded being tended at a hospital.

Amsterdam Hay Feuth Siegfried Wagner Wahefried Cosian Wagner Eva Yieles

Prohibition Vote Narrowly Passes in San Juan

In San Juan Puerto Rico, voters backed prohibition by a narrow margin. Early returns show 69 775 votes in favor and 21 f opposed as more municipalities report results.

San Man Pauly Porto Rico Nefurne Lok Ibewitiat Theasire San Juan Citieg Weirs

German losses on the eastern front detailed in new report

In a terse account sources indicate German forces on the eastern front faced heavy attrition with claims of major combat wear. The report notes that losses likely approach 660,000, reflecting attrition from sustained operations across key sectors.

Prench Jane

German Rule Brings Disease to Captives in Belgium

London dispatch reports Antwerp correspondent describing widespread famine driven illness in Belgium under German rule. Doctors warn of rising depression, skin and digestive ailments due to scarce food. Mortality rises, births fall, meat prices skyrocket, milk hard to obtain. Writer notes prisoners sentenced for attempting escape.

London Belgium Antwerp Telle Alsin

Woman Arrested for Sending Letter to Herson in Belgian Army

A woman was arrested for attempting to send a letter to Herson in the Belgian army. The incident highlights wartime communications restrictions and policing of illicit correspondence.

Herson

Embargo Chief Resigns Over Export Control Dispute

Washington July 17 Embargo chief Edward F Pratt head of the Commerce Department bureau of foreign and domestic commerce resigns at the request of Secretary Bentfield amid long standing disagreements over the administration of the espionage act export control clause. Pratt was serving as head of export control enforcement and was known for his stance on government export regulation.

Washington, DC Edward F. Pratt Comerce A Department Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Miget Seretary Bentfield Redfield Bia Richards New York

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