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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
6
A miscellaneous city brief notes the Canyon Oil Company filing for dissolution, state livestock commissioners in transit, local officials ill or recovering, stock capital increases, property purchases, voter registration reminders for a April 22 bond election, and various residents visiting or passing through. Also mentions road work and autos with regional movements.
Coroner's jury reports no evidence on how five Canadian soldiers were wounded in the Kinmel park riot on March 6. The riot occurred when camp headquarters were stormed by soldiers bearing a red flag during the Kinmel camp incident in Wales.
Riots continue in the provinces as Korean nationalists stage new demonstrations in Seoul. About forty Koreans are reported killed in recent days amid arrests by Japanese authorities. Foreign residents express growing anxiety over the fragile situation.
The Valley Mercantile Company of Torrington filed articles of incorporation yesterday with W. Eaton and A. W. Hiou as organizers. Capital stock is set at 100000 dollars.
The Wyoming Bankers Association cancels the April 2 meeting due to insufficient attendance. Secretary Harry B. Henderson sent notices stating less than twenty five percent of banks would be represented and the purpose could not be accomplished. Citizens were told to avoid unnecessary travel expenses.
Washington March 28. The state department issued passports to Frank P Walsh former joint chairman of the war labor board Edward F Dunne former governor of Minnesota and Michael K Ryan former Pennsylvania public service commissioner They will go to Paris to present Ireland s claims at the peace conference spokesmen of the Irish race conference held last month in Philadelphia.
Secretary of State W. EF. Chaplin spoke at the Young Men's Literary Club meeting in the Carnegie Library last evening. He discussed state highway bonds and highway improvements.
The body of Howard W. Borengo was shipped to Cadillac, Michigan yesterday from the Hobbs Hackfeldt and Finbiner mortuary.
War Department will not publish Colonel Ansell’s reply to Major General Crowder on military justice. Secretary Baker returned the letter to Ansell with the suggestion that its publication would not be helpful.
James Hollworth, believed wanted in Bepont county Ohio for robbery, was arrested here after Cheyenne police tailed a telegraph tip from Vepont County Sheriff J. W. Osborne. Police detained the telegraph office and captured Hollworth. if identified as Ignac Huncar he will be sent to Oblo for trial.
W. F. Cox of New York, president of the Western Sulphur Company, a $5,200,000 organization formed to develop large sulphur deposits near Thermopolis, left for the East yesterday afternoon.
ARCHANGEL March 88 The first detachment of American railroad troops destined for work on the Murman railway have arrived on the Murman coast. Other detachments are expected soon.
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