Ex Soldier Fined for Giving Booze to Soldiers
Two recently discharged soldiers were fined 30 dollars each in police court after confessing they had supplied alcohol to soldiers at Union Station.
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Union Station
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
13
Nine Drunks Fined by Judge Swainson in Afternoon Court
In a crowded courtroom Judge Swainson fined nine arrestees twenty five dollars each after recent liquor arrests. Most defendants identified as Mexican, with the proceedings taking place yesterday afternoon.
Final Release for Members Local Board Passes
County clerk Ida BR Graham yesterday received a final release for a member of the Lara mie county local board. General Crowder expresses appreciation for the board’s service. Women of Chattanooga will vote in the June municipal election. Isobel Klein of Clarksville is noted as the only woman practicing attorney in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida BR
Graham
Laramie County
General Crowder
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mise Isobel Klein
Clarksville
Arkansas
Wyoming farmer makes fortune in Basin ranching
Basin, Wyoming June 4. J M Montgomery a leading Basin rancher recounts his farming success from 1907 onward. He says crops fed to stock boosted yields and profits, noting sugar beets and beets like Deviland as top earners, with per acre profits and overall gains described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaonity
Two Chinese Seek Laundry Site in Cheyenne Visit
Two Chinese men arrived in Cheyenne looking for a location to open a laundry. Connelly and Tupper advertise shoes and window glass. The city notes plastering at the new courthouse and local business ads for carriages, rags, and a Plains Hotel listing.
Twelve year old builds his own automobile
Twelve year old Billie Meniger son of Judge Willian C. Ménatier built an automobile that runs. He assembled wheels with pneumatic tires a front axle and gear from various machines and powered it with a bicycle motor. He starts the car by pushing from behind and it moves. The car lacks a proper hood for now but will have one later. He named the vehicle the NCH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Meniger
Willian C. Ménatier
Imachinery
Gal
Hillie
A- pow sale at 18th Street listing
A fragment describes a used car sale for a Shudebaker touring model 1048 with address 108 18th St and a reference to a Kent Taree ree phrase.
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Shudebaker
Motorist Strikes Pedestrian on Seventeenth Street
A car struck pedestrian Hecker on Seventeenth Street and Capital Avenue yesterday evening. The driver fled the scene, showing no concern for the injured person, who suffered nine injuries and was later taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL -Berker
Seventeenth Street
Capital Avenue
Hecker
Hackney Acquitted in Liquor Sale to Minors Case
Clyde Hackney of the Plains Mercantile Company was acquitted in police court yesterday before Judge Swainson on charges of selling liquor to minors. Three seven year old boys testified they bought liquor from Hackney, while bartender and others denied it. William A. James defended, City Attorney Wallon prosecuted.
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Clyde Hackney
The
Plains Mercantile Company
Swainson
Hackney
Uie
William A. James
Wallon
No Clew to Identity of Freight Car Thief
A box car between Laramie and Cheyenne was robbed of a pair of shoes one pair of trousers and four cast iron shelf brackets. No arrest has been made as authorities have no clew to the thief’s identity.
Armenian Women Tell of Mass Atrocity by Turks and Allies
Narratives gathered by the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief recount Armenian women and girls deported from Adana and other regions, sold or abused in camps, harems, and desert camps. Refugees number as many as five thousand, with hundreds separated and slain. relief workers establish homes and aid across Asia Minor and the Syrian desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armenia
Asia Minor
Turkey
Gontaken
Te. Kennedy
Hellef Fund
Te. Wirt
Thy
Syrian Desert
Eable
Takouhi Guezekuchukian
Mad- Jin
Adana
Meppe
Ivan
Athaweh
Ik la Bry Uieir
William G. Ball Earns Dual Honors for A. E. F. Bread Work
Col. William G. Ball supervised bakeries supplying daily bread for two million U S soldiers in France. He received two awards, the Legion of Honor from France and a U S honor, for his wartime service.
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William G. Ball
France
U. S
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