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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1918

Page

16

New Jersey Boxing Board Adopts Queensberry Rules

The New Jersey boxing commission sets eight weight divisions and adopts the Marquis of Queensberry rules with added conditions. Weights are fixed for each class and weigh-ins occur at 2 p.m. on fight day to prevent risky sweating practices.

Jersey United Press New York New Jersey Boxing Commission Walter Edge United States John L. Sullivan Jersey Commission Commission Aticks Joe

France to Have Three Meatless Days Each Week

Beginning today France bans sale delivery and serving of fresh canned or salted meat on Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays. The United Press reports the policy aims to conserve meat amid shortages as citizens adjust menus and routines in Paris.

Paris France

Frontier exhibit urged for Belgians during Red Cross parade

Governor Houx receives telegram from George Creel head of the Bureau of Public Information proposing a frontier exhibition in Cheyenne on May 2 to honor Belgian soldiers parading May 22 for the Red Cross. Creel, a frontier ethnvary, supports showcasing American life to the visitors. Local committees led by Cahill and the Industrial Club arrange events. Liberty bonds are available at Citizens National Bank in $50 and $100 denominations.

Frank L. Houx George Creel Bureau of Public Information Washington Belalan Red Cross Creel Rocky Eee News Cheyenne T Fod Cahill Frontier Committee Industrial Club William Dubois Archie Allison Cook Edward T. Storey Thomas Honter Little Nation Liberty Citizens National Bank

Church of America Proposed by Assembly

The general assembly of the Presbyterian church in Columbus Ohio proposes uniting all Evangelical churches into a body named The Church of America. The overture, first by Madison Wisconsin presbytery, calls for eight creed articles and avoids dictating church government. The plan also covers union of all Presbyterian churches North and South for the assembly’s ten day session.

Columbus Evangelical Churches United States Church of America General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Madison Wis North

Laramie County Men to Training Camps Thursday

The following men will leave on May 17 as part of Laramie County's industrial quota to the army. Joe Martin conductor to Henry Schneter brakeman to Coup Benjamin Harrison Ind. J. K. Sherwood of Denver cook to Camp McArthur Waco Tex.

Laramie County Joe Martin Henry Schneter Brakeman Benjamin Harrison Ind J. K. Sherwood Denver Cook Camp McArthur Waco Tex

Painter of Cheyenne Indians Now City Conductor

Ed Painter, former Cheyenne Indians player from 18 years ago, is now employed as a train conductor operating out of Grand Junction. He says he can still hit but is too old to run, and he previously played in a Virginia league until two years ago.

Ed Painter Cheyenne Indians Grand Junction

State Sends Trained Workers Induction Calls Issued

Wyoming men are urged to report for induction to Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp Dix Camp Lee Camp Johnston and local boards will fill quotas with volunteers first until May 20 with a May 21 fallback. Only white and physically qualified men are accepted.

Wyoming Ray K Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Ind Steen Camp Dix Wrightstown N. J Veterinary Corps Camp Lee Virginia Quartermaster's Corps Camp Joseph Johnston Jacksonville Fila

Japanese minister defends gentlemans agreement with U S

In Rio May 15 Viscount Motono Japan's foreign minister said the government has no plan to repeal the gentlemans agreement with the United States now. He rejected widening labor immigration but said preparatory education for emigrants would be considered.

Rio House of Representatives Viscount Motono Japan United States Hayami America Mr. Hayami Viscount Motong Cuorems Motono Answ Tongent

King George Inspects American Airmen in Training

King George and Queen Mary visited a British aerodrome near Lincoln to view an American airmen training squadron. They met several American officers as the aviators complete a finishing school for piloting airplanes and balloons with courses in meteorology flight theory and gunnery.

Lincoln England George Here Prince Albert Mary London Mually

Drys Win Election in Pine Bluffs

The Pine Bluffs municipal election resulted in a dry victory. The winning ticket includes Mayor C. R. Den Goor, W. F. Whaley, and Theane. The town remains dry while Cheyenne and Chicago districts show wet spots.

Pine Diuffa Cheyenne C. R W. F. Whaley Theane Pine Bluffs Chicago

Oil Quotations in Auction Denominations

Fragmentary note reports oil quotations in auctions with prices of 60.00 and 100.00 dollars. It lists ready for sale items and indicates multiple denomination options for bidders.

Fats Shortage Spurs German Mineral Wax Research

May 15 in Stockholm reports Germany expands use of mineral wax from brown coal to replace fats. Key advances at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute include high pressure extraction up to six atmospheres and temperatures, boosting yield from 11 to 25 percent and broadening industrial use in shoes, paper, and manufacturing fats.

Stockholm Germany Kaiser Wilhelm Institute Bydhem

Weather report and temperatures with wind details

Weather data notes temperatures from 60 degrees to 41 degrees with a high at 2:00 p.m. and a low at 7:00 a.m. Winds from the southwest at 10 miles per hour. precipitation totals show none. GEO W PITMAN and George Dulborlar are noted in the clipping.

Sanaa W. Pitman

Washakie Grand Son Dies Serving in U S Military

Eva Weeeah reports the death of John Washakie, grandson of Chief Washakie, in American training. The Arapahoe and Shoshone visitors to the U S Court were informed the youth, a former Indian school student at Genoa Nebraska, died in service. The body will arrive at Lander Thursday.

Eva Weeeah Arapahoe Indiana Wind River Reservation U. S John Washakie Chief Washakie American 2 Genoa Nebru Lander Tharaday

Mayflower Descendants Very Rare in England

An American woman in London sought Mayflower descendants by placing ads inviting any Mayflowers to meet at a hotel. Reporters and photographers gathered, but no one arrived, and the hoped-for meeting ended with disappointment and a wait of forty five minutes.

London England

County Jail Builder Returns From Montana Trip

W Miller who oversaw the new Laramie county jail construction has returned from Montana and will soon depart to headquarters in St Louis.

W. Miller Laramie County Montana St. Louis

Meeting Notice of The 100 Per Cent American 5000TK TY

A meeting is scheduled at the courthouse on Wednesday evening May 15 at 8 o clock. All members are requested to be present for the gathering of THE 100 PER CENT AMERICAN 5000TK TY.

Court House Wednesda

Interclass Track Practice Underway At City Park

Twenty four cherry and black men joined two afternoons of practice on graveled city park paths. Scheduling conflicts with a high school gym delay the interclass meet date while Coach Hawes and his squad stage shows of promise for a strong meet.

Hawes Met

Percy Spencer Appointed to Central Plog Camp and Root Pesieraay

Percy Spencer of the Defense and Secretary Lander Commercial Club is named to a central plog camp and root Pesieraay at Fort Omena, reflecting a local appointment to a defense related project.

Percy Spencer Secrecary Lander Commercial Club of Bandery Root Pesieraay

Lions Club meeting at Plainview hotel at 2 o clock

The Lions Club will hold a meeting at the Plainview hotel at 2 o clock. Short is named the new post commander at Port Russell, and all aid will be delivered to Ol.

Acheon Lions' Club Plainw Hotel Ol. Short Port Russell

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