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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
2
A limousine stolen from in front of Beatty's automobile establishment has been recovered in Colorado Springs after a 16 year old boy admitted taking it to impress a girl. He explained his action with a brash remark about dating.
A truck on Rast Sixteenth Street last night sideswiped a car and rolled. The driver fled the scene after the impact. Police reported two occupants in the car were injured with one severely hurt.
The Colorado corporation filed a certified copy of its incorporation with Wyoming secretary of state to qualify under Wyoming law. Its Casper agent is accused of misappropriating company property and the firm seeks an accounting without pursuing federal court action. Ottawa Dominion offices unionizes for higher wages. Miss Della Cox becomes the first woman elected as a delegate to the Glass Bottle Blowers Association convention.
A report notes another instrument drawn by William J. Lycet on the Love land National Bank. He is in county jail on a charge related to passing a bad check.
Washington dispatch notes Filipino independence drives rooted in a deep desire to forge a national identity. It cites literacy precolonial culture, continued influence of Spanish and American ideas, and a collection of Filipino proverbs illustrating national psychology through bravery caution character choice and other traits. It emphasizes the enduring Filipino national genius seen in songs legends and sayings.
The excerpt argues that Filipinos should blend Western gains with their own culture to fulfill destiny and contribute to mankind, asserting a national genius must emerge beyond foreign influence and urging a chance to pursue independence.
A. Robinson, recently released from county jail, argued with Judge Swearnson in a police station scuffle. The judge sentenced him to ten days in the city jail after the colloquial exchange about his recent confinement.
A one pound explosive shell was brought to the police by an unnamed man who took it from several boys playing on East Seventeenth Street. The shell failed to explode when the cap was struck, likely saving the youths. Chief Emberg plans a safe disposition to avoid disaster.
A man described as a negro floater appeared in police sport yesterday afternoon. His identity could not be found in the records. Judge Swainson questioned him asking why he was there, and the exchange ended with the judge telling him to leave, with no further action indicated.
A rumor spread among real military men claims the 21st immensity Fort Russell garrison will depart. Headquarters officers say they see no foundation to the rumor and dismiss it as unfounded.
W C Yardiey A V Groth and Bruce Eustis of Chicago arrived in Cheyenne last evening to inspect the Wyomix oil fields with the aim of settling nearby if conditions suit.
State Veterinarian B. F. Davis and former State Veterinarian A. French attend a Colorado Veterinary Association meeting in Fort Collins. The event gathers Wyoming veterans of veterinary service for professional discussion and networking.
A tarnished tale notes a valuable engagement ring dropped from the steamship Maurelin ia into Atlantic waters and later found in the gizzard of captured seabirds off Maine. It also mentions Kansas women volunteers and a Toronto broker as notable facts, with references to women students gaining degrees at select English universities.
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