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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

7

French Street Battle Continues With Riots and Injuries

In Paris clashes near the Place de la Republique and Bastille, police sabers struck crowds injuring about 30 as newspapers kiosks were torn down. Eight policemen wounded, 50 arrests, and injuries among both labor and political figures including Leon Jouhauer and Deputy Poatet. A fatality occurred in the Opera district with 15 wounded around Gare de lEst. Nearby, crowds attacked cavalry amid gunfire.

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

Mail bombs checked as May Day plot feared

Officials said several bombs mailed from New York to disrupt public figures may have been located. Police and postal workers checked reports and found no confirmed bombs. Senators Overman King and Nebaker were named in warnings, with heightened security in Washington and across cities while the postal service hunted stray devices.

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 Packages Sent to King and Nedeker in Salt Lake City

Two bombs addressed to United States Senator William H. King and to Frank H. Nedeker were received at the Salt Lake City post office. The parcels bore the name Gimbel Bros., New York, and matched the size and shape of earlier broadcast devices, per the local 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 Service

Cheyenne youth George Dewey son of George B. Dewey returned yesterday after nine months with the American expeditionary forces. He was formerly employed by the State Leader. Uncle Sam's publishing house the government printing office is described as the greatest establishment of its kind.

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

Brilliant Cheyenne Attorney Named General Counsel for Midwest Refining

John D. Clark returns to Cheyenne after assuming duties as general counsel of the Midwest Refining Company in Denver, succeeding KR S Ellison who becomes president of the Salt Creek Producers Association. Clark retires from Clark & Haggard, Avery Haggard continuing the firm.

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 amid deadly actions in Bavaria

Vienna reports say Hungarian government forces arrived with war commissaries and families after a toppling of the government. Bavaria sees troops close on Munich and nearby towns with executions of 13 communist leaders and rising violence against prisoners. Upper Silesia’s general strike ends as Spartacist agitators are arrested.

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

Jupiter Well Progress Reports Oil at 3750 Feet

Word from Casper reports the Jupiter Oil Company well on the south half of section 35 54 76 reached the second Wall Creek sand at 3750 feet and shows considerable oil in the casing. Water from a sand at 3728 feet was located and removed.

Casper Jupiter Oil Company

History’s Most Momentous Meeting with German Delegation

Reported notes on a high level gathering with German representatives and Allied powers. Attendees included Jules Cambon and Lord Marding for France and Britain respectively, Henry White for the United States, Ambassador Matsuri for Japan, with Italy unrepresented. Details on date and peace treaty timing remained unofficial and discussions touched on German cable lines and Shantung concessions.

Trianda Wilson M. Clemenceau David Lloyd George Jules Cambon Lord Marding Henry White United States Matsuri Japan Italy Fiume Dalmatian Council of Three Ghitha Shantung Peninsula China

Riots, clashes as troops quell protests across cities

An American soldier wounded in France was knocked down by mounted police during a crowd dispersion in this city. Rioters in Chicago faced arrests as radicals tried a forbidden parade. Soldiers and sailors disrupted liberal meetings and attacked a socialist newspaper office, injuring about a dozen workers. A May Day incident involving a bomb plot is noted, with mass voter participation noted for women over twenty one in presidential elections.

France Chicago Call Sahor Ware Bae

Wyoming Notice to Creditors for Oliver Dean Wyckoff Estate

Legal notice from county in Wyoming announces administration of Oliver Dean Wyckoff estate granted March 1919. Creditors are instructed to present claims within a specified period to the Cheyenne office or be forever barred.

State of Wyoming

Men Needed for Air Service Of Nation

The State Leader reports Captain J. Glidden cites a call for 15 000 recruits to join the air service. Citizens may mail name and address to the Department of Air Service Officer 104 Broad Street New York to receive an important communication about aviator dirigible pilot chauffeur mechanic and about thirty other air service trades.

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

Western Plains plans to drill on a 20 acre Teapot Dani lease in Salt Groove field. Wealers Plains will sublease and install a new camp and derrick with a contract signed in James MN. Land description cites township 09 N range 78 W and the NW quarter.

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 Blats Milwaukee, Wis Cheyenne Fruit Company Distributors Cheyenne, Wyo Casper, Wyo Western Plains Dani Shenman
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