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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
13
The city warns against using the pasture for horses with gates opened allowing horses to escape. Chief Taylor says as of now any horse entering the pasture must pay per head to be released. An incident led to a relief horse being found confined in a neighbor’s barn after a daylong search.
The Civil Service announces open competitive exams for statistical agent and junior railway civil engineer, men only, with postings in Washington and other listed places. Successful candidates transfer to vacancies in the Bureau of Fisheries and the Commerce Commission, with salaries up to 2,000 a year and potential reinstatement or promotion.
The first group of pending youths from Le County proceeds to a Poetrial Institute in Worland for sentencing. The four boys named James Norden Max Santa Bert Baird and Charles Wae bor are sent to a hernia dependent ent behavior facility.
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Louis Wax, owner of a second hand store on Pioneer Avenue, rented a neighboring building after a landlord relet to M. B. Lewis. Lewis confronted Wax seeking a “cleaning house” clash. Wax struck back, both men injured, jailed, and Lewis pressed assault and battery charges. Wax fined ten dollars plus costs in police court.
Joel M. Foster a New Jersey poultryman pleaded guilty in Mobile to adultery and was fined 100 plus costs. He was arrested in January 1924 with Delilah Bradley, a 17 year old stenographer, at a Mobile hotel and previously released on bond. The Mann White Slave law case proceeded in federal court.
Paris dispatch reports Belgian aviators dropped propaganda over Belgium declaring Italy has declared war on Austria. The note claims over a million soldiers have joined the fight for liberty civilization and the crushing of German barbarism cheering long live Italy and the allies.
The National Council of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs began business sessions in Portland Oregon on June 1. Governor Willycomb and Mayor Albert welcomed attendees. Mrs Samuel S Smith vice president spoke and President Mrs Percy V Pennybacker addressed on The Spirit of the Federation.
T J Fisher clerk of the district court left Monday evening for Rawling on business.
The Indus trial club board discussed a June 7 meeting of Pig Morn basin clubs at Cody and a June 11 gathering about a state wide conference. They seek concerted effort to improve roads to Yellowstone National Park for heavy car traffic. Houx from Cody backs the plan. Lincoln Highway reps may film local views. Stough and Williams elected to the club. May bills approved. action planned to advance the Lincoln Highway eastward.
The Cheyenne High School cadets cancel their two week encampment due to wood tick and spotted fever fears. Lieutenant Steever oversees the decision citing the former camp site loaded with sheep locks making the site unsafe. A new camp was considered but the risk remained unacceptable.
The Fraternal Aid Union held a regular meeting and initiation at the Knights of Columbus hall last night. A large class of new members was initiated, then the hall was cleared for dancing and cards. The Smallen leads.
Mrs Hartung hosts the Wednesday Bridge Club at her East Twentieth Street home. The Woman’s Club of the M. A meets at 2 PM with Mrs William McGuire at 2917 Pioneer Avenue for officer elections and current events followed by the last chapter of the romance story. A meeting of the I A to the O RR C convenes at Capito Hall at 2:30 PM.
The Coterie Art club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter McCain. The Gentian club will gather at the home of Mrs. Charlea Pritchard, 506 East Tenth Street, Thursday afternoon.
Friday evening invites all members to bring families to a social hosted by the College Club. Saturday afternoon the ladies of the College Club will entertain the high school faculty and graduating girls in the women’s club room at Carnegie Library.
The Ladies of the Maccabees frontier Hive No. 11 will meet this evening at K hall at eight o'clock.
The Sunshine Society met at the Carnegie Library yesterday with strong attendance. Members showcased layettes for the Florence Crittenton Home Denver purchased for a dollar each. prizes for the best outfit to be awarded at a two week closing meeting at Kensington library. Knights of Pythias to host a social dance at K P hall.
The Rev. A. Huston delivered the afternoon address on The Relation of Economica to the Liquor Revenue. Mrs. John Grainger read an original poem, and Mrs. D. M. Hayes, superintendent of rescue work in Denver, spoke on Colorado's successful rescue efforts.
In Church Circles the Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Crabb's home 2721 Capitol Avenue with Mrs T C Crabb and Mrs F R Dildine instead of the church parlor as first announced.
After a weeks long break the King's Daughters gather Thursday evening in the Congregational church parlors for a duelness and social session hosted by Mrs Leach and Misses Ruby Neeley and Fern Patterson.
The Guild of St Mark’s will meet at the Parish House Friday afternoon to elect officers and encourage a large turnout. Baptist Willing Workers hosted by Mrs Hellmer and Mrs Win Hanesworth are entertaining the group that day at Mrs Hellmer’s home. Frances Willard W C T U held a profitable meeting at the Library yesterday afternoon with 3 5 in attendance after devotional exercises.
A cottage prayer meeting is planned for this morning at 10 o clock at the Congregational parsonage. The Social Circle of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Millard’s home 2213 House street for a business session.
A cablegram from Rome confirms Pope Benedict's elevation of Bishop Edward J. Hanna to archbishop of San Francisco. The appointment follows a May 18 recommendation by the consistorial congregation.
Parth tremors recorded at Peabody Museum Yale University with a 0 56 am read and 10 18 am peak. Observer Kerr notes possible disturbance origin in Alaska, while the Want Ad Medium of Wyoming is cited as state leader. Tryst.
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