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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
6
The immigration department is stuck at the Capitol with the office of the commissioner in a committee room lobby of the Senate chamber. No downtown location has been secured, leaving the downtown office abandoned as no suitable site could be obtained.
President Wilson will resume talks with Republican senators on the peace treaty. Invitations were sent to seven senators to visit the White House tomorrow and Thursday.
A Moyers amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill, adopted by the Senate and House and signed by President Wilson, counts absence from a homestead due to drought as constructive residence for that year. Homesteaders may prove absence by affidavit to qualify for continued claim despite leaving to seek essential life necessities.
Bret Warle Hughes known as Angelo Hughes, Frontier Days announcer and broncho busting placer, was arrested on aggravated assault charges after A. Baker state land commissioner claims Hughes struck him and kicked him as Baker tried to report a near- collision on Carey Avenue. Witnesses present, bond set at 1000, court hearing postponed.
Chicago faces a transport strike as the 4 p.m. walkout by both system employers ends service on surface and elevated lines. Downtown traffic halts, congestion grows, and officials warn no immediate settlement appears likely.
Cheyenne and Fort Russell society expect large crowds for opening day events at Frontier Park. Officers mounted on cavalry horses will race a quarter mile as part of the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders association program. Manager W. W. Finn has secured many entries and prizes await the top three riders.
J L Wallace of Kentucky will assume duties on opening day as presiding judge for the association. He brings a reputation for fairness and ability and is expected to quickly become a favorite with horsemen and the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Qualley and Mr. Earling Qualley with Emil Merebeid depart North Platte Nebraska after visiting as guests of I. B. Qualley at 2511 Evans Avenue and Mrs. E. W. Henson following Frontier Week.
Madeline Koehl, Charles Koch, Pred W. Ali and Dr. H. Leonhardt of Brooklyn New York are visiting in Cheyenne today.
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