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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1918

Page

10

Fort Collins Lions Become Fort Collins Rotary Club

The Fort Collins Lions Club dissolved at a banquet at the Northern hotel and Rotary officials from Denver joined for the transition. The new club will be led by Morris Emerson as president with T R Madler as vice president Ray Baxter as secretary and treasurer. The first directors include A W Scott L C Moore G Beverly Irwin and Charles McMillan.

Port Colline Colo Lions Club of Fort Collins Rotary Club Denver Sons Club Morris Emerson T. R. Madler Ray Baxter

Baseball Scores from Yesterday’s National and American Leagues

National League games: St Louis defeated Boston 2 to 1, Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 to 5, Cincinnati score missing, New York 0, Pittsburg edged Brooklyn 4 to 3. American League results include Detroit 2 to 1 over New York, St Louis 0 to 6 Philadelphia, Cleveland 5, Washington 2 to Chicago 4 in 11 innings.

St. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Detroit St. Louia Cleveland Washington

Cheyenne Man Held After Threats and Theft Near Torrington

Charles Lewis of Cheyenne is jailed as federal investigators probe his actions after he rode with George Scott to Torrington. Lewis allegedly threatened Scott with a stolen shotgun and ammo to harm him if the Kaiser won the war, then fled and was surrounded near Springer Reservoir. He surrendered unarmed. authorities recovered the gun and rounds.

Tormington Wyo Charles Lewie Cheyenne Lewis George Scott Cheyenone Torrington Scott Springer Reservoir Neartown Cheyenne Way

Petom Vessel Sinks After Collision Near May 6

Washington May 17 The ves sel Zaamand a Dutch woun requisitioned by the United States was sunk in a collision near May 6 All aboard were rescued and to be returned to the United States The vessel was a cargo carrier of 8700 deadweight tons manned by the navy for army purposes

Washington Zaamand United States Noty Department Yeeuol Navy

Bassett Murderers Held for Life Terms in Wyoming

RAWLINS May 17 Inference of records shows Frank Ford and McClauskey held Clauskey alias Nash after delivery to the penitentiary to serve life terms for the murder of Tewbelle Daamett at Diamondville Each had prior terms in Utah with McClauskey also serving in Nebraska The Fassett woman was shot amid inmates at the resort where she lived The accused men narrowly escaped lynching and pleaded guilty.

Rawlins Wyo Frank Ford McClauskey Clauskey Nash Tewbelle Daamett Diamondville Utah Nebraska Fassett Ford

Gas Explosion in Cellar Kills One Injures Another

In Torrington Wyoming on May 17 Alexander Wurmsberger aged 18 died after a lantern carried into a gasoline fumes filled cellar ignited. John Leonard received severe burns to his hands and body while trying to rescue him.

Torrington Wyo Alexander Wurmsberger John Leonard Marmeberger Wurmsberger Leonard

Offensive of Truton Against French Outtarns

New York May 17 A German terror offensive against French and Italian civilians was described by Henry P Davidson after a 12000 mile Red Cross tour. He stated German methods aim to terrorize women children and old men at home while troops advance on the front. Airplanes bomb behind lines to break morale and pressure governments for peace.

New York France Thaly Henry P. Davidson Red Cross

Brave Man First Beneficiary Under U S Soldier Insurance

Braver Wyoming May 17 Charles II Ewing is the first Wyoming beneficiary under the soldier's insurance policy issued by the United States His son a draf t man died recently at Camp Lewis Washington from pneumonia The young man held a government policy for 10000 under which father will receive 4750 a month

Brave Man U. S. Insurance Braver Wyo Charles II. Ewing Wyoming United States Camp Lewis Wash

Best Line in Cheyenne and area new bikes sold and calls

The listing notes Reed H and Hollister at 1720 Pioneer Ave offering Best Line in Cheyenne bicycles with phone WSO for the messenger company. It mentions a Red Cross benefit dance at the Parish House on May 20 and other arriving visitors from various Wyoming towns. It catalogs numerous Cheyenne callers from Torrington to Rawlins, and reports about town business, military enrollment, and a wartime office vacation.

Cheyemme Escend Reed H Hollister Pioneer Ave Lk B Red Cross Parish Houe

Canada Seeks U S Backyard War Garden Knowledge

Ottawa officials request guidance as H. D. Hemenway, representative of the national war garden commission in Washington, tours Canada. The aim is to inform Canadians about American backyard gardens and share primers on canning and drying, prompted by widespread U S interest.

Ottawa Qont Canada Uncle Sam H. D. Hemenway National War Garden Commetion Washington United States Elua

Betty Offered A Job In Hollywood Scene

A street encounter near a Los Angeles studio unfolds as Betty and Priscilla Dean join a car ride, where an assistant director claims authority and solicits society-look contestants for a film. Miss Schade declines, citing exclusive Universal contracts, leaving the assistant flustered at the studio entrance.

Priscilla Dean Ernest Shields Coast Artillery Los Angeles Miss Schade the Universal

Operas in the Movies Highlight Silent Era Screenings

Pauline Frederick stars in a Paramount feature with operatic airs as films showcase famous arias and exotic exteriors in Florida locations. The piece notes preferences for adapting operas like Il Trovatore while citing other famed titles and actors of the era.

Pauline Frederick

Heavy Wool Yield Around Meeteetse Reported

May 17 Meeteetse reports a high wool yield as Alex Lieper from Worland brings 75 Wucks owned by him and Billy Steele to Dry Creek for flock placement. Steele’s 6,000 Cotswold sheep yielded about 64,000 pounds, averaging 10 pounds per animal with processed fleece. Lieper also notes Robert Baird assisting Gooseberry flocks. George, Dave Taylor, and Mr Buckle report a record lamb crop in Ten Sleep country. Casper caller W A Papp visits.

Meeteetse Wye Alex Lieper Worland Billy Steele Henry Saylea Dry Creek Steele LA Company Mr. Lieper Robert Baird Stevie George Dave Taylor Mr. Buckle Ten Sleep

Jewel Productions Pushes Mary Roberts Rinehart Novel

Jewel Productions accelerates efforts to adapt Mary Roberts Rinehart's novel K into a film project. Details remain scarce, with producers signaling strong studio interest and potential casting discussions underway.

Jewel Productions Mary Roberts Rinehart

Collins Pioneer Dies at Lingle Fort Collins Pioneer dies

William Richart longtime Larimer county resident and former city marshal of Loveland also served as deputy sheriff in Fort Collins and on the city police force. He died in Loveland after a career serving Loveland Fort Collins and county authorities. Arrangements for the funeral were not yet set.

Fort Collins Calo William Richart Larimer County Loveland Fort Callin Richert

Meatless program urged to curb postwar meat use in Wyoming

The Food Administration calls for strict meat waste reductions to balance supply for troops and Allies. It cites a weekly need of about 75 million pounds for all meat products abroad versus a prewar norm and urges households to cut meat and poultry portions, substitute with fish and other milks, and avoid meatless days burdens. It notes seasonal animal declines and expanded fishing efforts as relief.

United States Food Administration Nechsa

Death of Irrigation Worker in Loveland District

A 53 year old irrigation project worker died at Sutherland hospital in Loveland after severe illness lasting weeks. He is survived by his mother and sister in the Loveland district.

Lingle Sutherland Hospital Loveland

First Douglas Man Dies in U S Service

Douglas, Wye May 17 Word was received that Chick Conway from Converge county died at Camp Merritt New York where he led nineteen kitchens Formerly at Art Wiker restaurant in the city and spent months at Glen rock His body was sent to Coffeyville Kansas for burial His mother resides local friends wired a request for a Moral tribute and a Camp Merritt wire offered no details on his death Bird from Hanna John Bird of Hanna is here on business

Douglas, Wye Chick Conway Converge County Camp Merritt New York Chick Art Wiker American Lake Glenrock Coffeyville Kansas Douglas Friends

Sugar Co. Builds Big Potash Plant at Scottsbluff

BUOTTSELUPP Neb May 17 There is no longer any doubt of the sugar company's intention to advance and complete its potash factory at this place. Excavation for the silo has begun. The silo will be on Farm D of Imperial Land Co and will be built as soon as possible. It will be thirty five feet deep and cover twelve acres. Cement ordered from royal merchants last Saturday amounts to thirty five car loads to finish the entire inside of the reservoir. Five thousand feet of piping will run from the Gering factory to the reservoir. A twenty foot crane will be installed and motors ordered to complete necessary machinery. Remaining equipment for potash production is already in the sugar company plant. Ronan of Chaper M S Bonanta business winter hero from Casper.

Buottselupp Neb Sugar Company Imperial Land Company Teservaly Gering

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Ft. Collins Kaiser PETOM Kersuld Bassett Truton Priewa Jurte Atyle Bo Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co Apital Goady Company Oahill & Holliday Proprietors Guthrie Moensenger Company F. H. Hagger Kenilo R. F. Johnson Casper H. McAdams W. James Otto Smith Kieman Sr Jr—Thomas Green River T. J. Kieman Jr Rock Springs Chagwater M. L. Mathie Maxon of Bert Maxon Federal Henry Whalen Carpenter P. Carlson J. C. Lawser Flagstaff A. M. McGrath Jorrington H. Knowltin J. J. Hussey M. Dunleavy Riverton Mere—A. L. Boland Quealey P. J. Quealey Kommerer George G. Smith Cody O. L. Simpson Charlotte G. Hawk Medicine Bow Alfred Cronberg Buffalo Frank Lea Karl Mean Milo Fred Fisher Mutt M. A Sasper Lady Hore J. Voight Alva A. Dow Matt Weber Hagey A. Is. Kendig Chugwater Bank Chugwater Institution WK. Melrose Keadie New Slater Bank Cashiel Slater Kara Emory War Savings Office State House Colorado Frank Yumk Betty W. A. Papp Betty Schade Mrs. Rinehart Jewel Collins James W. Gerard Germany Douglas U.S Bird Hanna John Bird Brualness Noresary Pew Suger Netory Ronan M. S. Bonanta Business Grand Market & Grocery West
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