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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
8
Springfield Illinois: special criminal inquiries directed by a board overseen by the attorney general. Officials initiate investigations into ongoing cases and coordinate with local agencies to gather facts and pursue leads.
In Paris Panis on July 18 the chamber of deputies voted 227 to 213 against a government measure. A resolution by former marine minister Augagneri on high cost of living passed, while the government backed Reynaud’s confidence. Foreign Minister Bolut (Bolct) announced resignation. Clemenceau to decide cabinet stance.
Secretary Daniels sent a message to Admiral Hugh Rodman on the eve of the armada's departure from Hampton Roads for the west coast. He compared the forthcoming Pacific fleet to the U S world voyage 11 years ago and wished the crews a safe voyage. The note emphasizes the growing strength of the U S Navy.
Red white and blue lights outline Cheyenne streets for Frontier Days. Colored lamps atop clusters glow red on top with blue lower lights, completing the city decoration plan first seen during daytime displays.
Tony Tarantola, a car cleaner in the Union Pacific yards, was stabbed in the back by Pedro Torres in the yards. Tarantola’s prognosis is hopeful at St Johns hospital as prosecutors await his full recovery to decide whether to file murder or assault charges. Several witnesses saw the fight but none saw who started it.
Six telephone operators with one year of service in France arrived today on the courier. They spent four months in Per the air monte Nevers and four months in Nazaire. They include Mrs. Rita Maho.
Police were called by multiple shrieks late last night near Nineteenth Street and Garey Avenue. A small man sobbed with his head on the shoulder of another man trying to move the woman from the crowd. No arrests were made as the loud cries proved domestic in origin.
County agricultural agent Calvery announces in Cheyenne that Kimball area needs 160 harvest hands for a 60 day season. Wages 60 cents an hour with 66 cents for stackers, plus board and sleeping accommodations. Kimball lies 65 miles east of Cheyenne.
The former emperor remains in bed with a cold but is slightly better today. He did not rise even for his meal, and his physicians report the illness as very slight.
Humboldt citizens plan an aerial campaign to influence Falls City voters over a five mill levy for rebuilding the county courthouse ruined by a recent disaster. Lincoln aviator to fly over tomorrow dropping literature urging defeat of the levy.
The state’s Liberty Loan figures report first loan quota 1 667 550 with 2 063 500 subscribed second loan quota 3 834 000 with 5 692 200 subscribed third loan quota 65 025 900 with 7 230 550 subscribed Victory loan quota 414 560 with 7 198 450 subscribed total five loans quota 24 021 600 subscriptions 32 814 600 rate 132 percent subscribed.
A 40 piece naval band will arrive in Cheyenne soon to inaugurate a major Navy recruiting drive. A chief yeoman accompanies the group to lecture on war insurance and rearing, and to present a Navy life film.
Parig, July 18. Baronces De La Royche, French aviatrix, was killed in an airplane accident at Oretiy airfield this afternoon while flying with a passenger. The evident cause was not stated.
Rock of Marne defends Paris against Hun drive as Brigadier General McAlexander, noted for the Book of the Marne, visits Cheyenne en route to Los Angeles. Universal Film Co offers cowboys a chance to star opposite Fritsie Ridgway with Carl Laemmle backing a big feature.
Forest fires in western Montana and northern Idaho spread destruction over week long blazes. Towns cut off from U S forest service communications face difficulty stemming flames. Officials say favorable weather only may allow containment. staffing shortages hinder efforts amid high winds. Continued on page two.
Washington July 28 The drive to call up the prohibition enforcement bill after the agricultural appropriation measure was halted when Republican Mondell moved to adjourn. The vote dry leaders protested the adjournment as Mondell faced heated exchanges, and the measure was not read today. The bill is set to return tomorrow pending further action.
The House War Investigation Committee pressed Secretary Baker for authority to bring Soviet troops to Washington for review by President Wilson as thousands of Czech and Slovak soldiers gathered in the capital. Baker denied any U S troop return to Siberia and said American soldiers in Europe are ready to return. He noted replacements from Czecho Slovak forces and costs tied to transport and war trade arrangements.
At Pilot Butte a gas block fell and killed J. P. Bushey, formerly of Denver, a driller in the area. The accident occurred while he worked in the field, the blast strike to his head leading to his death.
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