City Officials Allow Claims in Adjourned Session
City commissioners met in adjourned session to approve a long list of claims against the city. No other action was taken during the meeting.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
16
Weather data for city reported with temperatures and wind
The report lists the date showing normal and actual mean temperatures 44 and 46 degrees with a 9 degree rise in 24 hours. Highest 50 degrees at 4 10 p m on the 30th and lowest 32 degrees at 4 40 a m on the 20th. Wind from the north velocity 28 mph at 9 50 a m. Total precipitation since January 1 8.47 inches, normal 3.84 inches. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. George W Pitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sp.m. Ga
Mir
George W, Pitman
Swift bill seeks audit of $640 million aviation spend
In Washington on May 1, Representative Swift introduced a resolution in the House calling for a thorough audit of the $640 million aviation appropriation approved last July. The move aims to review expenditures and accountability for the large funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Swift
Girl Dies After Suspected Poisoning in Frontier Area
Margaret Duthie, year old daughter of Emil and [illegible] Duthie of Frontier, died after mysterious illness believed to be poisoning. Her brothers also fell ill, and uncle M H Lambermont was later hospitalized with poisoning. Investigations focus on local spring water and possibly tainted flour as potential sources. analyses pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmorer
Wrc
Margaret Duthie
Emil Duthie
Froner
John Cameron
Stafford
Margaret
Alt
M. H. Langbermont
Frontier
Duthies
Lambermonts
Oil Quotations from D. & Dickert Firms
Column lists bid and ask prices for multiple oil stocks and petroleum-related entities. Entries include Boston-Wyo, Con Royalty, Grass Creek Pot, Heela-Wyo, Jupiter, Midway, Merritt, Northwest Old, Salt Creek Pet, United Pet, Wind River Pet, and others with varying bid and ask figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston-Wyo
Olewrock
Grass Creek Pot
Heela-Wyo
Icccese
Kintoy
Midway
Merritt
Midwest
Salt Creek
United
OTK Western Exp
Wind River
Bingktoot
Weather Summary for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Por Cheyenne and Vicinity Pair tonight and Thursday warmer tonight. For Wyoming warmer tonight in southeast portion cooler Thursday to north. Shippers Fonecast Protect 8¢-hour shipments against temporal lures of 62 to 80 degrees north and west 36 to 40 degrees southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Warner
Wyoming
Powelom
Alleast
TM Americans Listed in Today's Casualty Report
United Press reports from Warbhington on May 1 lists 22 American casualties with eight killed in action three dead of disease one dead of wounds two dead of accident one dead of other causes five wounded severely and one wounded slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Warbhington
Wilson Urged to Help Amend Leasing Bill
Frank Curtis of the Wyoming Chapter of the African Mining Congress appeals to President Wilson to support a sensible leasing bill. He notes the group’s past wartime contributions and pledges their continued backing, urging action to aid the nation in Ita defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Red Cross
America
Ita
Frank
Curtis
Wyoming
African Mining Congress
225 000 Huns Hurled Back From Ypres
Field Marshal Haig reported progress at Ypres with heavy artillery activity and prisoner captures around Metz and the Lorraine front. He praised the Nineteenth Division for steadfast courage as French and British forces repelled enemy assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypres
Pield Marshal Haig
Meteren
Lacre
Tritens
Marshal Haig
Torpedo Observation Describes Corkscrew Course Errors
A New York Sun report notes a torpedo showing a corkscrew path that missees port then strikes alarboard, sometimes turning again to hit the port side. After the explosion, fragments reassemble and return toward the submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Annual School District Meeting in Laramie County Wyoming
The legal voters of School District No. One in Laramie County Wyoming will meet at the public school gymnasium on Monday May tenth 2015 at 10 a.m. for electing two trustees and other lawful matters. Clerk John D. Clark notes dates April 30 May 2 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Wyoming
Cough Remedies Highlighted in Local Notice
A fragmented 19th century note references remedies for lingering coughs and laryngitis, urging readers to seek relief from cold season ailments. The text mentions a local address at 148 Fillmore Street and hints at community wisdom on soothing wheeze and whooping cough.
Wheat quits Brooklyn team star player may depart
New York May 1 Zack Wheat ftrous outfielder quits as holdout, staying on his Polo Missouri farm. Brooklyn president Charles H. Ebbets argues salaries are high enough, but Wheat remains unsigned. Wheat would boost a dejected lineup, with Wilbert Robinson at second and youth Schmandt at short. Wheat joined Dodgers in 1909, posting a .304 debut, later hitting around .210 last season. He remains a popular NL outfielder and fan favorite known for his playful left-field throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zack Wheat
Wheat
Polo
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Schmandt
Dodgers
Wilbert Robinson
Myers
Trebie
Hole
An & Ox
Wyoming division tops Liberty Loan drive total
The Union Pacific Wyoming division reached a $402,200 total for the third Liberty Loan drive as of 5 o clock yesterday. Authorities reported the campaign over with satisfaction, noting every employee across departments owns at least one bond and some hold multiple bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Wyoming Division
Wekerle Agrees To Form New Hungarian Cabinet
Amsterdam May 1 Dr Alexander Wekerle according to 4 Buda Peat dlapateh to the Lokal An selger of Berlin has accepted the invitation of Emperor Charles to form a cabinet in succession to the one under his premiership which he replaced recently A split in the cabinet over suffrage reform bills caused the resignation of the Wekerle ministry April 1 Efforts to form a new cabinet failed owing to the demand of the Karoly and socialist portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Alexander Wekerle
Buda Peat Dlapateh
Lokal Anselger
Berlin
Bat
Charles
Wekerle
Karoly
Lawrence Phipps Seeks Colorado Governor Post
Lawrence Phipps, head of the Rocky Mountain division of the War Pundh committee, spoke at Cheyenne and was mentioned as a candidate for Colorado governor. Denver papers note his expected appearance on the Republican ticket with an event set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Phippe
Hocky Mountain
War Pundh Committee
Talerahe
Denver
Poppeewille
Tichet
Fifty Hun Captives From U S Towns At French Base Port
George T. Bye reports that at least fifty German prisoners at a World War I base port in France were from U S towns. A Yank fighter identifies a brother among the prisoners. Germans ask Americans where they are from, and two escaped prisoners returned with nine others after hiding in a wood. Stevedores joke about New World accents while work continues and rocks are moved under orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Bye
France
United States
Germany
Detroit
Two Men Brought Here Charged With Slackerism
Two men were lodged in the county jail from the northern part of the county when Peter Warlas Deputy United States marshal arrived with one. Sheriff Moldredge of Thermopolis brought in the other. George W. Gay was brought by Warlawmont charged with belonging to a slacker and P. P. Mead of Casper was held for being both a slacker and a deserter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Warlas
United States Marshal
Moldredge
Thermopolis
George W. Gay
Warlawmont
P. P. Mead
Casper
Stray Black Geldings Lost. Reward Offered
Two furnished housekeeping rooms for rent await at M A BAMPOSE15 Pioneer. Strayed from pasture one pair of black geldings, about 1100 pounds each. finder will receive a reward. Call Leeder office, phone 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeder Office
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