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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1917

Page

9

Record of Liberty Loan subscriptions totals and allotments

The final Liberty loan subscription reached 3 055 226 830 dollars with over 4 million buyers. New York district led with 1 186 788 400 dollars, Chicago 457 195 700, and other districts listed with varying totals. Allotments were set by tier, with percentages and minimums across ranges up to 10 million dollars and a few large subscriptions noted. The process includes paring down largest subscriptions and distributing smaller portions accordingly.

Washington PF. C New York St. Louie Minneapolis Atlanta Dallas Treasury McAdoo Federal Reserve Bank

Liquor dealers lead Cheyenne Red Cross drive surge

Cheyenne donors expect to over-subscribe the 918 000 Red Cross fund by at least 50 percent with local pledges totaling 19 540 65 to date. A special drive targets liquor dealers and U P employees plus Cheyenne women volunteering to secure 100 five dollar gifts. The drive pauses the Industrial club dinner and seeks early committee collections by Monday evening.

Cheyenne Red Cross Financial Committee Nime Tom U. P Red Cross War Relief Fund A. A. Buaerresen Wyoming Life Annie W. Allen Knigths of Pythias John Underwood William Lannen George H. Nagle Kelleyercantile Co Palace Pharmacy R. Fuller Sam Idleman D. Nimmo Mia Agnes Francis J. Ross Carpenter William Carpenter C. L. Beatty Dr. G. P. Johnston Alex Nimmo Bon Shoe & Clothing Co Archie Leon John D. Clark Margaret Inter George W. Daiber Wyoming Trout & Savings Banks Max Meyer Cook Grier Lumber Co P. J. Black Lumber Co Anna Carey Nellie Arnold H. N. Boyd G. Hopkins Ross Gilbertson Wm. McDonald Shepherd & Klett M. P. Thompson Ford Garage

Prohibition Amendment Dominates Congress Food Bill Debate

Washington reports a heated floor fight in the House over the food control bill as supporters press for a stronger dry provision before the vote. Prohibition advocates seek to bar food materials and grain for beverage use, while rivals spar over several amendments.

Wasilington D. C

Red Cross Mercy Fund Nears $77 Million Total

Washington D C June 22 The Red Cross mercy fund has reached 77 million dollars with over 35 million from New York and about 44 million from the rest of the country. Three days of the drive remain to raise 23 million dollars as pledges continue at about 15 million weekly.

Washington, BD. C Red Cross Mercy Fund New York

National Guard Call Delayed for War Draft

The draft of the national guard into federal service may be postponed to August 5 to avoid unfair officer rank by date of draft. Original plan staggered drafts on July 15 25 and August 6. The delay allows time to prepare divisional camps and assemble equipment.

Washington National Guard Makin

Army cantonments to be ready by September first

Secretary Bakerwald announced in Washington that sixteen army cantonments will be established by September 1 with no serious delay. The order aims to mobilize about 625,000 men, with the selection process proceeding promptly under wartime conditions.

Washington, D. C Eixteen Bakerwald

Wisconsin teacher turns on lover after shooting wife

Grace Lusk, a 42 year old Wisconsin high school teacher, lay in a hospital as she was charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Mrs. David Roberts, wife of the man she loved. Despite injuries from a self inflicted wound, Lusk denied renewed passion and expressed bitterness as officials read the warrant. The incident occurred at Miss Lusk’s home where Mrs. Roberts had visited prior to the shooting.

Waukesha Wis Grace Lusk David Roberts Roberts Miss Lusk Ferries le Ro Davies Munted Pal Hospital Miss Lusk Robert Miss Lisk Mre. Roberts

Kendrick Would Aid Homesteader In Land Expansion

A Senate amendment proposed by Senator Jeh Th. Kendrick would allow an entryman to add non contiguous land to an existing homestead up to a total of 10 acres without a new residence. The amendment was sent to the Public Lands Committee for study.

Senate Jeh Th. Kendrick Public Lands Kendrick Bia Boon Spontor Lave Oregon

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