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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
7
Petroleum asphalt or tar proposed for road construction or reconstruction must await approval from a special committee for the public roads section of the Agriculture Department. State highway officials first approve, then submit to the federal agency for final decision.
The piece condemns residents who refuse to buy local flour, forcing merchants to stock preferred brands shipped from outside the state. It urges eliminating this habit before the era ends to allow mills and farmers to trade locally.
London interview with Lily Brayton at His Majesty's Theatre reveals theater as war relief and fund collector. Brayton notes Chu Chin Chow's enduring success, wartime audience weariness, and actors balancing duty with performances while praising the chorus and robbers chorus.
The United States government has created cantonment theaters in sixteen National Guard sites and eighteen National Army camps to provide nightly dramatic, musical, or vaudeville shows for soldiers. Admission is 25 cents. shows feature Broadway hits with reduced salaries and donated costumes. A new play by Captain H. H. Hughes debuted at Camp Lee on May 14, proving popular, while plans to stage Mollieres Imaginary Invalid aim to broaden offerings beyond light fare.
For sale items include a roller top office desk and chair a combination book case and desk a library table and sewing machine at 2422 House. Phone 626. Lost pocketbook containing 52 dollars Keeley bank name on book also contained candidates. A membership. Finder return to Thompson Motorty for reward.
In Rawlins Wyoming on May 31 a quiet shopkeeper Jim Lee tried to eject a customer and believed the city marshal would come. Hundreds gathered with axes and hoses as fear spread that a fire crew was attacking his store. A misread montage sparked a chaotic scene amid questions about a play’s decency and conduct.
Austrian captives report Trent as the central rail and supply hub for Brenta and Lagarina valleys with a vast military administration centered at the Pretoria palace near the Trent cathedral. They describe a evacuated city, a networked railway system, and barracks inside historic monuments as war operations spread along the mountain front.
Dr W B Andrew a lawyer listed with offices at number 11 and 12 Bik Cheyenne Wremine is referenced in the period notarial or professional directory. The text notes his role and location in Cheyenne with a focus on his legal practice.
May 31 in Tokio a new combine to organize industrial ventures in China with one million sen capital. Japanese investors favor consolidation to eliminate competition. the plan envisions a director from the immediate circle and likely a president from Shinde of Tobie Electric Works. The move mirrors broader Japan China investment ties shaping industrial finance.
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