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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1919

Page

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Wilcox wins seventh International Sweepstakes at 500 speedway

Howard Wilcox of Indianapolis wins the seventh International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis Motor Speedway covering five hours 44 minutes 21.75 seconds. Ten drivers share $50,000 in prizes while two competitors and a mechanic die in crashes including Art Thurman and Louis Lecocq. Ralph De Palma sets early 200 mile speed records but finishes sixth.

Associated Press Indianapolis Howard Wilcox Indianapolis Today 500 Motor Speedway Mit Thurmand Louis Leooey R. Bandini Wilcox Herne Goux Gulot Alley de Palma L. Chevrolet Hickey G. Chevrolet Thomas Sles Indianapolis Speedway Ralph de Palma Artur Thurman Louis Lecocd R. Bandial Wmder Ray Harroun Joe Dawson

Former Cheyenne Resident James Jillich Found Dead in Chicago

James Jillich, brother of Mrs. John A. Riner and a former Cheyenne resident, was found dead in bed at his Chicago home yesterday. His funeral will be held in Atchison, Kansas, with Judge Riner departing this morning. His wife Mrs. Alner is unable to travel due to ill health. Jillich had been in banking here in the 1890s and left the city about 23 years ago.

James Jillich John A. Riner Cheyenne Chicago Atchison, Kan Judge Riner Alner Aighison Jillieh

Drought Ends as Snow Falls on Opening Day in Wyoming

June 1 1919 in Cheyenne marks a memorable day with the breaking of a prolonged drought that hurt Wyoming crops and a snow flurry on the first day of summer. Light rain followed late that night and snow flurries were reported in Laramie and Wheatland.

Cheyenne Wyoming Laramie Wheatland

NC 4 Finishes Epoch-Making Atlantic Trip

The NC 4 completed an influential Atlantic crossing setting a milestone for transatlantic aviation. The crew demonstrated endurance and technical prowess in the historic voyage, marking a turning point in international flight and opening new routes for commerce and exploration.

NC 4

Seaplane NC-1 Enters Plymouth Waters After Transatlantic Flight

Plymouth hosts Navy seaplane NC-1 as it completes a near seven hour 500 mile flight from Petrol Spain to Plymouth. Commander A O Read and crew report an uneventful crossing despite fog and weather, noting one radiator leak but praising the journey. England awards a warm welcome.

Plymouth England Plymouth Sounds New World Spain A. O. Read Read Associated Press Newfoundland

Wyoming law enforcement league planned to enforce prohibition

Earl Warren of Riverton and F L Crabbe of Cheyenne promote a Wyoming law enforcement league to aid enforcement of the prohibition law set to take effect July 1. A branch will be organized in each county of the state.

Earl Warren Riverton Cheyenne Bny Law Enforcement League

Wyoming Weather Forecast Sees Fair Weekend

The Wyoming forecast calls for sunny skies on Sunday and Monday with temperatures warming. Expected conditions are clear and dry with rising daytime highs across the state.

Wyoming

Mexican revolutionary leader asks Washington's recognition

General Angeles, proclaimed provisional Mexican president by Villa forces, sent a communication to Washington seeking recognition. Acting Secretary Polk said no action had been taken yet as reports place Angles near the northern campaign amid border tension.

Associated Prose Washington Angeles Villa Mexico State Department Polk Carranza Angelo

Ex Wyoming Treasurer Arrested for Illegally Taking Booze to Colorado

Gates, former Wyoming state treasurer, was arrested after liquor was found en route to Colorado. He said the alcohol was for personal use, consuming about a pint daily. Police released him on his recognizance as investigations hinge on Charles J. Wall and the Colorado state constabulary. Governor Shoup announced Wall’s resignation was tendered and would be considered.

Wyoming Colorado Gates Charles J. Wall Colorado State Constabulary Galea Colonado Wall Shoup Capitol Denver

Frontier Asco gh Tion Re elects Cahill President

At the Western Frontier association annual meeting in Cheyenne yesterday the group approved uniform rules for Frontier Day programs. Fifteen leading wild west shows joined the association and Cheyenne was named next meeting site. Cahill of Cheyenne was re elected president and Miller of Jacky Ford was elected secretary.

Western Frontier Association Gheyenne West United States Plaing E. W. Stone T. Joe Cahill Cheyenne J. L. Miller Jacky Ford Cold Nex Ord Johory

Escapade of Former Wyoming Treasurer Tied to Denver Whiskey Seizure

The former Wyoming state treasurer Merman B Gates faced alleged contraband whiskey links after Denver home purchases. Police seized 260 gallons last Friday, triggering Colorado authorities to consider charges with possible federal action.

Merman B. Gates Atate Wyoming Denver Cheyenne Tee Daley

Austrian Peace Terms Due Monday For Review

The Allied peace conference set Monday noon as the time to present the Austrian delegation with the treaty terms. Small powers pressed for more time to study reparations and mandates while Adriatic questions spurred discussions. Reports from diplomatic circles indicate uncertainty over the treaty's timing and content.

Cer Ger Ian National Assembly Futura 10 Germany

Wyoming going dry one month from this day

One month from today Wyoming will become dry territory under the prohibition statute. Local liquor dealers report rapid disposal of stock and little intoxicating liquor left in Cheyenne. Seals and remodeling of saloons for merchandising changes have begun.

Wyoming Cheyenne

Mysterious Ethel McGowan Indicted In California Plot

Mrs. Ethel McGowan listed as Ethel Loar appeared in Sacramento court after indictment for allegedly threatening Governor Stephens. Bail set at 900 nightly, reduced from 5000 after she surrendered while connected to a social welfare field study. Alleged plan cited to blow up California Capitol with 8500 reward, letters bearing initials IGC and IW concealed in Fresno communications after a December 1947 explosion.

Associated Prose Sacramento Calif Ethel McGowan Ethel Loar Stephens Cheyenne Department of Social Wer Kansas NY Mra Mellowan Mireateung California Fresno

British Demand Two Turks be Punished

In London on May 3 the British government moves to hold leaders Enever Pasha and Talout Pasha to account as part of the peace treaty with Turkey. Cecil Narnsworth stated in the House of Commons that surrender provisions for the two ministers are understood to be included.

London Enever Pasha Talout Pasha Cecil Narnsworth Toreian House of Commons Enever Talaat Turkey

Winnipeg Defiance Surges as Soldiers Rally in Parliament

A crowd of 2,000 returned soldiers and union supporters pressured Manitoba’s legislature in Winnipeg as they removed a Canadian flag from Wehard McDonald’s lapel and clashed with police. Premier Norris and Mayor Gray faced protests while talks of mobilizing troops to guard property emerged amid the ongoing general strike.

Associated Press Winnipeg Wehard MeDlenald Cverge A. Grierson McDonald Norrin Tthaos T. C. Noria Clty Cabttadale

Pan German Union Seeks Resolution on Empire Return

The Pan-German Union proposes to introduce in the German national assembly a resolution inviting the former German empire to return to Germany, according to a dispatch from Berlin dated May 34.

London Pan-Erman Union German National Assembly Germany Berlin

Siberian Army Headquarters Relocated to Perm

The Siberian general staff has moved its headquarters from Ekaterinburg to Perm. The army commands issued a proclamation thanking Ekaterinburg for its support and assistance during the transition.

Perm Associated Press Omsk Ekaterinburg Lia

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