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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1918

Page

2

Government control of railways opposed by expert Dr Pantaleoni

Rome dispatch reports Dr Maffeo Pantaleoni, an authority on governance, argues government ownership of railways risks harm to Europe after the war and predicts the United States will reject such parasitic ideas. He claims private railways in Germany and France show higher dividends and warns of inefficiency and corruption under state control.

Rome Maffeo Pantaleoni Ater United States Ascoriated Pree Pantaloontmanic Europe

Mellon Mas Sons Cannot Dawacit

A war draft board in Hy June 2s denied the exemption request of Aubrer Kobvignen, a Monaire sugar planter, while reopening the case of his brother Aylmer. The board voted 9 to 1 to defer both men, citing agricultural duties and lack of better employment elsewhere.

Honosplas T. Hy Aubrer Kobvignen Monaire Cape of Brothar Aylmer Pile Balwyn Geir

Archig Dey Meet Brother During Cheyenne Night

Newspaper report from Denver notes Archig Dey traveled to Cheyenne last night where he met his brother, who was awaiting a frame. The article mentions a 42 eastern point weight and a rough travel note.

Archig Dey Newapaper Denver Cheyenne

Oil firm begins new well near Cheyenne town

Frank Jones of Grover Colorado reports the Mar Oil company has started drilling a new well a half mile north of Cheyenne, with several local men already invested in the venture.

Frank Jones Grover, Colo Cheyenne Yenterniay Dmimar Oil Company

Cheyenne Men Excel in Athletic Events at Logan Utah

Reports from Cheyenne camps indicate soldiers training well and earning praise in athletic exhibitions. At Utah Agricultural College Logan two former favorites Mugeney Schpels and Al Lesio Jr shine, chosen early from many athletes to compete in the forthcoming tournament.

Forte Logan Utah Mugeney” Schpels al Lesiio

Annual Iowa Picnic at Campstool July 4

Cheyenne residents plan an Iowa Picnic at Campstool on July 4 with a full day of sports games contests music oratory and a grand evening ball. Governor Hows J. Ron Carpenter W. B. Ross and others from Cheyenne will attend along with Iowa visitors. A basket dinner is planned at noon for all attendees.

Cheyenne Campatool Lowa Cheyenone Country One Governor Hows J. Ron Carpenter W. B. Ross Iowa Afl

Campatoolle Chronicle Snippet Recaps Quiet Joy

Fragmentary text notes a small group’s activity at Campatoolle, mentioning enjoyment and prior events. The readable lines hint at a communal gathering with informal celebration and shared happiness within a rural or small-town setting.

Foley's Hover and Tar Compound Endorsed by Californian

Mrs Margaret Smale of Bishop Calif writes that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound acted effectively on a stubborn cold and bronchial troubles. The ad touts the remedy as reliable with no opiates and highlights its potency for persistent winter illnesses.

Foley Margaret Bishop Calif Adv

Japan Considers Cautious Path Amid Western Ideas

Premier Count Terauchi told empire governors that Japan should not adopt all Western ideas now spreading eastward. He said the government plans to cultivate among the people faith in nation and state and strengthen central authority.

Japan Tokio Count Terauchi

Norwegian Church Expresses Loyalty to War Effort

The Norwegian Lutheran Church of America submit resolutions from a Fargo convention praising the U S war aims and administration. The document pledges faithful support of the government and armed forces and calls on citizens to meet all wartime demands.

Hons Hae Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Fargo N. D Na- Monel

Refuse to Build a New School During the War

In Mt View and Robertson a proposed $40,000 school bond failed by one vote. Sixty nine voters cast ballots with 99 in favor and 40 against. Opponents argued against debt during wartime, though the district has a war-time balance and a 7 mill tax could raise about $24,000 to fund at least one good building this year.

Mt. View and Robertson Mt. View Agme

More Trouble for Broncho Busters in Frontier Days

Walter and Harry Stirllage, known broncho busters, face a new horse stealing charge after an arrest on a saddle theft from Charlee B. Erwin. They await preliminary hearing before Justine Hommeman. Harry Raynare, a Grover Colorado rancher, filed the information. The pair, famed for Frontier day performances, were previously jailed awaiting a prior trial and have offered stories to avert the case.

Charlee B. Erwin Walter Harry Justine Hommeman Harry Raynare Grover Colo Farop Winer Texas

Red Cross Offers Training For Home Service Workers

The American Red Cross announces a training program in Washington D C for home service workers and executive secretaries. The instruction spans a period of several weeks and covers intensive typing to prepare students for efficient home service roles.

Washington, D. C Lome Manniette LS Bet

National Fourth of July Pageant Focuses on Bohemian Women

The Creehe-Alay pageant at the national capital centers on Bohemian women in the celebration. Officials note a concentrated effort to present a representative national showcase for Independence Day events.

Ersk National

Water from radiator saves two men stranded in desert

John Powell and Sheriff Harry Wright wandered seventeen hours after abandoning a stolen car in New Mexico. They drank radiator water from the other car they were towing to cool it, a choice that likely saved their lives as they found a water hole and reached safety.

Bantash N. A John Powell Harry Wright Antgeles Desert Gallup New Mexico Con Wollen Inter Bpelinag

Red Cross Shelter Establishes Camp for Flood Victims in China

The American Red Cross set up a relief camp at Tien-tain sheltering about 1,100 families totaling 4,380 people after the river floods. Families were housed in boats or shelters of their own choice, with 21 families moved to a village built by Chinese owners outside foreign concessions. All signs of the camp have been removed and the ground restored.

China Opering Jeane Phe Nood Tentain Bootes

Packers Train Cadets Form New Pack Train Companions

Port Biiwa Texas June 2. The packers school trains enlisted men from the lye and etff units in the Macoond bite and cinches of veteran packers. Recruits form seven new pack train companions with a fewAerane assigned to each.

Port Biiwa Texas Packers Lye Etff

Two Wyoming Police Officers Promoted at Camp Lewis

Fragmentary military notice reports the promotion of fifty five officers from the One Hundred and Sixty- fifth depot brigade at Camp Lewis. Names listed include Lieut Carl Preglite Arnold and William Victor Clarke with other officers from Wisconsin and Thermopolis.

Camp Lew Tacoma Waal Jime Twap Lewis Carl Pregkite Arnold Lasamie Wio Willian Victor Clarke Laytomrile Galo Jasuan D. Spaulding Thermopolia Wye

Foreigners in Dutch Public Life Rise After War

In Holland at The Hague on June 28 the figure reaches 147748 foreigners under war time authority. The group includes 100000 refugees 3730 British prisoners of war 1607 German prisoners of war 5028 Belgians interned 1425 Hungarians interned and 6440 Belgian families.

Hans OF Hollands Hague Holland

Vassar College Nursing Course Enrollment Described

The Vassar recruiting committee states that college trained young women, graduates of the last decade, enrolled for training at Vassar College on June 24 in an emergency course for nursing in the College Woman's Plateberg.

Clapaen Ladt Vaswar College Muroem Piattebirg Vassar

Female Dietitians Enroll Through Household Economy Experience

The American Red Cross expands women dietitians program requiring two years of experience in household economies or teaching or guest institutional work for enrolment. The notice outlines qualifications and credentials for applicants.

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