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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
14
Clarence J. Tolliver reported two young men tried to break into his home near Fifth and Snyder. Waller Brown and Roger were chased by Mrs. Tolliver and later captured near the Bressen artesian well after a pursuit. Their horses were seized and they await word from officers and Peresell.
County commissioners sit as state board of equalization for Laramie to hear complaints about reassessments. The group will remain in session this week as residents protest the changes and city county bidding process crowds the assessor’s office with anxious citizens seeking relief.
Examinations for teachers not holding certificates will occur this year in the county. The county superintendent will conduct sessions today tomorrow and Saturday starting at 9:00 each morning. Applicants must submit their applications with a list of credits showing they meet requirements.
General Wood advocates racing to improve thoroughbreds used for cavalry. Wyoming hosts Diamond Hane near Fort Laramie breeding world class army horses. Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders Association supports local stock with leaders Talbot and Pinn promoting clean racing culture.
Two policemen lost their badges and face aggravated assault charges after a bootlegging raid at Idelman Building rooms 2 3 and 4. Officer Horsley hospitalized with a broken cheek bone. others arrested or under bond as investigation continues.
Silvestras Zakaukas a Lithuanian general visits in Cheyenne aiding relief efforts for Anne Harris and others. Edythe Harris of Hook River travels with relief parties while T Hughes of Torrington and Earl Warren family also visit from Miverton.
Parliament Hill’s new house of Commons rises 150 to 180 feet, symbolizing Canada’s reconstruction after the old palace fire. Debates linger over the cause, but the structure nears completion with the main tower to be joined. The Prince of Wales will dedicate it during his August visit to Canada and the United States.
Casper dispatch reports John Murphy a ranch hand was thrown or fell from a third story window at the Natrona hotel and is not expected to survive. He suffered a broken spine and claims prior robbery of 30 dollars. police seek man named John Foley who rented room 35 for the night.
The Laramie County Board of Equalization will sit at its Cheyenne office on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week to hear complaints and make legal adjustments.
The 17000 feet of lumber from the southeast square dance pavilion in City Park, built for the 148th Field Artillery, will be sold Saturday with sealed bids opened at the governor's office. Bidders must include a 10 percent bid check. The torn down pavilion lumber is in good condition though weather discolored.
Instructions for monthly payments to the Fatherlees Children of France organization. Payments during Mrs. John B. Shingle’s absence should be made to Mr. G. L. Readly, treasurer, at Theyenne.
The automobile belonging to Mrs. Mamie Heffernan, stolen at Frontier Park last week, was found abandoned by the roadside 18 miles south of Cheyenne. A man was dispatched to recover the vehicle after the sheriff was informed it was left unattended.
Josephine Hallmark appeared in poties court charged with immoral practices. Judge G A Swainson fined her thirty dollars and gave five days in jail.
M L Corthell and Mr and Mrs Geo Patterson with F C Divisek are visiting Cheyenne. The party plans local sightseeing and meetings during their stay.
A jumble of team names and player pairings appears for multiple games including Batteries-Dook, Vaughan, Lee, Miller, Quinn, and others across New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington. The note mentions Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Chadwick visiting Grant City on Tuesday.
Classified notice offering a two room apartment for rent for two people. Contact C H Garwood at 34.
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