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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

14

French Street Battle Rages Amid Riots In Paris

Riots in Paris draw 15,000,000,000 postage stamp note but 30 injured as crowds clash near Place de la Republique and Bastille. Troops remained passive. eight policemen wounded and 50 arrests. notable victims include Leon Jouhaurt and Deputy Poatet. A man dies near Opera district as crowd violence spreads to Gare de lEst area.

Place de la Republique Place de la Castile 45Th Chasseuera Leon Jouhaur Federation of Labor

Bomb plot feared after Newark New York May Day bombs found

Relief from postal officials as inspections found some bombs mailed from New York may be part of an anarchist May Day plot. Officials traced infernal machines and noted heightened precautions for cabinet members and judges in Washington. No bombs were seized in Pacific coast post offices.

Washington Poad New York Leo 8. Overman North Carolina William H. King Utah Frank J. Nebaker Jan Ghorney Salt Lake City Salisbury Senator Overman Senate Pacific Coast

Bomb threats mailed to King and Nedeker in Salt Lake City

Two explosive parcels addressed to United States Senator William H. King and Frank H. Nedeker arrived at the Salt Lake City post office. The packages, bearing the label Gim Bel Bros., New York, matched sizes described in prior broadcasts, per the local mail inspector.

Galthake Salt Lake City United States William H. King Frank H. Nedeker Ew.w Chicago Gimbel Bros New York

George Dewey Returns From Overseas Duty

Cheyenne youth George Dewey son of George B. Dewey came home yesterday after nine months abroad with the American expeditionary forces. He had been employed by the State Leader. Uncle Sam's publishing house, the government printing office, is described as the largest establishment of its kind.

George Dewey George B. Dewey Uncle Sam's Publishing House The Government Printing Office

John D Clark named general counsel for Midwest Refining

John D Clark returns to Cheyenne from Denver to assume duties as general counsel of the Midwest Refining Company succeeding KR S Ellison who becomes president of the Salt Creek Producers Association. Clark ends Clark Hag gard law partnership as he devote full time to corporate work.

John D. Clark Denver Midwest Refining Company KR. S. Ellison Salt Creek Producers Association Salt Creek Mr. Clark Clark & Haggard Clark Avery Haggard First National Bank Cheyenne Rocky Mountain Wyoming Gibson Clark Law College

Communists Lose in Hungary and Bavaria Violence

Vienna reports say Hungarian government overthrown and war and food commissaries arrive with families. Bavaria fronts report government forces close on Munich and nearby towns. Starnberg falls and 13 communist leaders are shot amid civil unrest. Berlin notes end of Upper Silesia strike as Spartacist leaders are arrested and troops move on Hamburg.

Berlin Vienna Berne Bavaria Munich Wasserburg Erding Freising Starnberg Wurtemburg Upper Silesia Bremen Iime Spartacans Spartacon Hamburg

Jupiter Well Shows Oil On Second Wall Sand Depth 3750 Feet

Word from Casper reports the Jupiter Oil Company well on the south half of section 35 54 76 near the Big Muddy Meld has reached the second Wall Greek sand at 3750 feet. Oil has risen in the casing while water from sand at 3728 feet was removed after being located off.

Casper Jupiter Oil Company

History's Most Momentous Meeting with the Germans

The article notes a brief ceremonial gathering with German envoys at Trianda hotel. It states Wilson and Clemenceau did not attend. representatives included Jules Cambon and Lord Marding for France and Britain, with Henry White and Ambassador Matsuri present for the U S and Japan. It mentions unresolved timing for a peace treaty, and Japan’s stance on Italian claims.

Trianda Wilson M. Clemenceau David Lloyd George Jules Cambon Lord Marding Henry White United States Matsuri Japan

May Day unrest and clashes across city streets

A violent scene unfolded as a strong provost guard kept order after an American serviceman on medical leave was knocked down by mounted police. Radical groups faced arrests during a forbidden parade while soldiers and sailors dispersed liberal meetings and attacked socialist newspaper offices. Police used night sticks as crowds dispersed, with scattered casualties and a foiled but deadly bomb plot hinting at broader unrest amid U.S. vote relevance for women 21 and over.

France Chicago Call Sahor Ware Bae

Legal Notice Notice to Creditors Wyoming Estate of Wyckoff

State of Wyoming County of Karante. Estate of Oliver Dean Wyckoff deceased. Notice is given that administration was granted on the 11th day of March 1919 to heirs in Cheyenne. Creditors must present claims within one year from the date of letters. If not, claims may be barred.

State of Wyoming

Men Needed for Air Service of Nation

The State Leader notes Captain J. Glidden appeals for 15000 recruits for air service. Men may volunteer as aviators, balloon pilots, chauffeurs, mechanics, or other trades by sending name and address to the Air Service Office in care of 104 Broad Street New York. An official communication will follow.

Ca J. Glidden United States Air Service Department O Air Service Broadstreet New York United States Flying School Southern Georgia Vithicubars We Balloon School

Western Plains to Drill Teapot Dani in Salt Groove field

Western Plains plans two drilling operations on a 20 acre lease in the Teapot section of Salt Groove. Out West Petroleum will sub-lease the site to Wealers Plains with derricks, camps, and material ready, pending contract completion and state approvals.

Teapot Salt Groove Out West Petroleum Wealers Plains Tames MN Noland Golorid Gocigtos

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the Delivery Co Chamber of Deputies War Ministry de la U. S John, Clark Midwest Wyoming-Colorado Supreme Court of the United States Glark Hungary Budapest Hoffmann Jupiter Italy Fiume Dalmatian Council of Three Ghitha Shantung Peninsula China Blats Milwaukee, Wis Cheyenne Fruit Company Distributors Cheyenne, Wyo Casper, Wyo Western Plains Dani Shenman
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