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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
6
Two New York banks fund extensive research across psychology chemistry history and economics They train staff to advance finance and sponsor farming experiments and publish works on new countries and ventures Banks now lead in studying global tides and guiding communities toward future opportunities through bold exploration and instruction.
A call from the International Labor Defense to unions seeks a general strike to free Mooney. It cites fundraising from organized labor and proposes ballots to decide on July Fourth, Labor Day, and November 1st actions, while predicting a negative response from loyal American labor.
Four World War I era airplanes performed exciting stunts over Cheyenne as part of a Victory Liberty Loan tour. The Curtiss bomber, German Fokker, British Spad, and American SE 5 joined a half hour display that thrilled thousands, marking Cheyenne’s first airshow since early aviation days.
An ad promises freckle removal at no cost unless it clears the skin. It touts Othine double strength from any druggist with a money back guarantee if freckles persist.
A large crowd attended a recent exhibition yesterday with a mounted police and infantry presence from Fort Runwell overseeing the event. The flying field was well policed and no trouble occurred despite the sizable turnout.
Chicago authorities press curbs on open mufflers after veterans report shell shock like blasts from motorcycles and cars. Officials say loud engine pops trigger nervous distress and some shell shocked patients have been readmitted to hospitals.
Fort Worth dispatch reports 106 men killed across three government aviation fields from late 1917 to the end of aerial activities. Despite high training hours at Carruthers Barrow and Taliaferro fields, many accidents stemmed from tail spins and nose dives. Notable fatalities include Captain Vernon Castle and General Peyton C. March’s son, with several incidents due to not using seat restraints.
SURIMUDAN Montana May 41. Joseph Archer of Hardin was arrested four times since prohibition began as he tried to drive 750 pint flasks from Sheridan to Hardin. He fled after a head on collision with a sheriff and officers, abandoning the car and cargo. The vehicle was towed to Hardin.
Senator C. W. Riner returned from New York where he was called to his son Lieutenant Harry Riner U A who was wounded in France over a year ago. The son’s condition remains serious. Influenza is spreading among animals, notably the baboon population in Africa.
KEMMERER Wyoming May 4 As a result of the strike of the Idaho Company in the Dry Piney field oil operations in Lincoln county and western Wyoming are commanding increased attention. The Arizona Wyoming Oil Company announces plans for extensive development of its holdings beginning in the Fossil field where the company controls 2220 acres. Three rigs have been purchased and all equipment is on the ground. Salt Lake City Sheridan and Nenomen are interested in the company.
Casper resident George W. Posevar returned home after rumors claimed he was killed in Texas when a motorcycle was struck by a railroad train. He denies the fatal accident and says he cannot imagine how the report originated.
In Sheridan Wyoming work resumes on the Absaraka Oil and Gas well under Ed Lemmon. A 3500 foot target is set with a 60 day timeline barring misfortunes as oil and gas show in the Pierre shale at 2250 feet and casing upgrades progress.
Winnipeg May 1 A Manitoba Grain Growers Association submission to parliament urges a bill prohibiting speculation in grain and other food products on Canadian exchanges. The group argues speculation harms producers and the grain trade and calls for legislative action to curb price boosting.
The Stock Growers' National Bank offers Victory Bonds in $50 and $100 denominations for immediate delivery. Customers can subscribe and receive the Bond on the spot, with bonds noted to be more attractive in appearance than Dier Bonds.
Weather report covers highways across the region. North and east routes rated very good to good. South near Cheyenne good with rough patches and some washouts near Evanston. Greeley to Laramie shows fair to good conditions with rough segments. West conditions mixed with washouts near Evanston and rough stretches.
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