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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
11
Cadet Band announces nightly practice sessions at 1709 Carey Avenue and plans fall and summer appearances. Local millinery shop adds new hats daily, displaying at 1146 West 17th Street. Moderate prices promise high quality work in the city briefs.
A large prize awaits the traveler making the journey to the coast by the most novel route. Roads near the city, including the Lincoln Highway, are in good condition though some stretches are rough.
No arrests were recorded in the police blotter last night. Several items mention social activities at the Coliseum and a Ko pards orchestra concert.
In the city jail on a disturbance charge a inmate fell ill and Dr Snyder diagnosed fever from worry. Basin-Sen Skoveard of Basin visited the city yesterday and then continued to Denver. The Cheyenne Motorcycle Club plans a product ice race at Frontier Park track Sunday. The Cheyenne Cadet Band will perform a concert at Minnehaha Park Sunday afternoon.
Ten men appeared at the city jail last night seeking the privilege of sleeping there.
Miss Ida Crater and Grace Hay led a motor party with Thomas Mellaigh and another friend from the Gem City yesterday afternoon. The group campaigns for Ida Crater in the Leader’s popularity drive and against a rival proposal. They toured home city and nearby towns, returning to Lardyhaat at night after a pleasant visit.
H. N. Boyd, proprietor of Boyd Cigar stores, plans a pool tournament next month. Teams will be formed from three men chosen from the Elks, the Masons, and Boyd's crew to compete for a handsome prize in a series of matches.
Fragmentary notes indicate a band tour firming with Ackle and the Leader, but details are unclear. The readable lines reference a tale and a tinea motif, suggesting a feature or column on music and broader culture.
Swedish minister Ekengren reports to Washington that U S mail pouches destined for Sweden were broken open in England and contents tampered with. The act violates the world postal convention and other treaty stipulations, with a request for action.
Thunder storms of unusual severity hit the Missouri and Mississippi valleys. Heavy rains deluged western Missouri eastern Kansas northern Oklahoma and southern Nebraska with as much as an inch reported in some places.
London dispatch reports June 17 that the Danish Folketing unanimously supports the ministry for a policy of absolute neutrality in international affairs.
Washington June 17. The tribal council approved leasing oil lands in Oklahoma to the Osage Nation. Secretary Lansing approved the site, valued in the millions, and the Indians later called on President Wilson. The plan eliminates a 680000 acre verifier lease.
Frontline fighting intensifies along the bonze river as Austrian forces hold fortified positions. A dispatch reports the Italian submarine Medusa torpedoed by an Austrian sub. A British steamer was sunk by a German submarine and another was damaged amid ongoing naval activity.
Pure Turpentine Sherman Co seeks Merk position through Leaver Want Ads. Employers of Chey enone read them carefully.
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