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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
Miller's watch repair and adjustment ad notes high quality work at moderate prices. Cadet Band Holla holds nightly practice with fall and summer engagements planned. New hats are added daily to the stock at 1146 West 17th Street.
Many hikers travel the Cheyenne daily toward the coast while exposition officials post a large prize for the most novel trip. Road conditions around the city are generally good except the Lincoln Highway remains somewhat rough.
Last night reported no arrests while coliseum dancing continued and Ko pards orchestra tickets were offered. Fire plugs tested by the fire department in front of the house. Judge Matson back from San Francisco after attending related business in California.
A city jail inmate on a disturbance charge became ill last night. Dr. Snyder diagnosed fever linked to anxiety over confinement. Basin Saint Skoveard departed Basin for Denver after a brief visit with friends.
Ten men were jailed last night as sleepers seeking the privilege of sleeping in the city jail. The event drew attention to the handling of inmates and jail conditions.
Miss Ida Crater and Grace Hay lead a motor party with Thomas Mellaigh on a campaign run yesterday afternoon from the Gem City. Crater is a leading candidate in the Leader's popularity drive and strives to cure herself of one of the eight free telephones offered to supporters. The group toured the city and nearby towns, promising to stay active in the effort. They returned to Lardyhaat at night after a pleasant visit.
H. N. Boyd, proprietor of the Boyd Cigar stores, plans a pool tournament next month. Teams of three from the Elks Masons and Boyd's will play a series of matches with a handsome prize for the winner.
The Leader notes a tentative tour plan involving Ackle with limited details and unclear dates. Reading hints at band activity but lacks concrete venues or schedule information.
Swedish minister Ekengren reported to the United States that U S mail pouches bound for Sweden were opened in England and contents tampered with. The note requests appropriate action, citing violations of the world postal convention and related treaties.
Storms swept the Missouri and Mississippi valleys with heavy rains. Reports say Kansan and western Missouri, northern Oklahoma, and southern Nebraska saw up to several inches of rain as thunderstorms moved through the region.
London dispatch reports June 17 that the Danish Folkething the lower house of parliament unanimously resolved to support the ministry in the policy of absolute neutrality.
Washington June 17 the tribal council approved leasing oil lands in Oklahoma worth millions of dollars. Secretary Lansing gave formal approval and the Osage Indians later called on President Wilson. The arrangement ends the so called verter lease covering 680000 acres.
Reports state Austrians occupy strong positions along the Bonze river line with heavy fighting underway. Italian submarine Medusa torpedoed by Austria submarine per Stefani dispatch. A British steamer was sunk by a German U-boat and another damaged. Britain considers a new loan.
Pure Turpentine Sherman Co seeks Merk position through Leaver want ads. Employers of Chey enone read them carefully.
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