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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1919

Page

3

Family of Women Tennis Stars Shine Early in Season

Helen Baker, Pacific coast champ, leads a rising family of players. Mrs Bruce and Miss Sutton capture the doubles title from Miss Baker and partner Bundy and her partner. Mrs Bundy, mother of three, remains a feared force on the court as her sisters continue their standout play.

Helen Baker Bruce Miss Sutton Miss Baker Ota Bundy Sutton Coronado Country Club San Diego Cal May Sutton Bundy

Community Notes and Social Updates from Cheyenne

Miss Gertrude Underwood lies critically ill at home after an operation. W O Smith of Rochester visits briefly. Mrs Katherine Bloom and Albert Reynolds wed at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Bruce Jackson officiating. The couple will reside near Burns on ranching interests. The YWCA membership drive launches as Cheyenne supports a new building. Mrs. Florence Atkins travels to Wichita with a Denver stopover. A daughter named Mary arrives for Prof. H. Dale and wife in Laramie. Alese Tyson takes a stenographic post in Superintendent Woodruff’s office. Theresa McInerney advances in the division storekeeper office.

Kaherine Weryl Bloom Albert Reynolds Bruce Jackson Alese Tyson Woodruff Theresa McInerney

Rank Guests Depart for Salt Lake City and Denver Visitors

Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank A Rank left yesterday for Salt Lake City after being entertained as guests of Mr and Mrs F Dickenson and Mr and Mrs Bert Reynolds. F D Ford and others arrive from Lincoln Nebraska for a brief stay while Denver visitors arrive at the Plains today for hotel status and business matters with local hosts.

Frank A. Rank Salt Lake Bert Reynolds F. D. Ford Lincoln, Nebr Denver the Plains of. Lane J. B. Lane F. W. Fobler J. Mueris J. E. Jeffers B. Rutherford Hoyt Leeels J. M. Heath G. BE. Moore WH. Rogers H. Wood Joseph Judt MH. A. Benton Dale Deane W. P. Mathews OF. A. Kelloge D. W J. K. Wyatt Greeley, Colo the Plains Hotel

Community support for soldiers through local Red Cross efforts

Surrounding communities show strong humanitarian spirit with donations to Arcola Red Cross totaling 50 dollars to the canteen fund and 877.49 dollars to the chapter. Local women also provide homemade cakes, boosting morale for soldiers passing through and previously withheld from trenches abroad.

Red Cross of Arcola Giye Red Cross

Dumms Host Informal Dinner for Dignitaries

Rev and Mrs William T Dumm held an informal dinner Thursday at one o clock honoring Rev Edwin Bowling of Rock Springs and Captain Justin Kingdon of Washington DC Mrs C K Shyder arrived from Fort Mesenger Galif to visit Dr and Mrs Crook GW Williams a Waste pay Ralph Brown of Greeley Colo are visitors in the city today Murna arrived in Cheyenne yesterday from Chicago

William T. Dumm One O’lock Edwin Bowling Rock Springs Justin Kingdon Washington, D. GC C. K. Shyder Fort Mesencrans, Galif Crook GW. Williams Ralph Brown Greeley Colo Ity Murna Cheyenne Chicago

Standard Bearers Missionary Society Meets at Methodist Church

The Standard Bearers Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at 310 East Tweeh Street Thursday evening. After a business session the group decided to undertake aiding war orphans at a French school. An hour of fellowship followed with entertainment for twenty five couples by Misa Marlin Yoder and Miss Helen Nimmo. Mrs B F Yoder and Miss Nimmo chaired. Refreshments were served by Helen Reed and Lauda Newlin. Young ladies are members of Mrs Williams T Damm Smiley school class and are juniors in high schools.

Standard Bearers Missionary Society Methodist Church Standard Bearers Missionary Society of the Methodist-elureh Nemigign Reed East Tweeh Ae Street Thurs ACAD Gredish Noble School France Misa Marlin Yoder Helen Nimmo Mis David Nimmo Mie Helen Reed Lauda Newlin Thia Merntieres Mes Williams T. Damm Smiley Sehnal Hieh Sehogs

Captain Kingdon's Visit and Local Business Talks Revealed

Captain Justin Kingdon traveled from Casper to Washington D C visiting Cheyenne and Nev and Mrs William PR on assignment. Captain Kington, formerly based in Cheyenne, met Monlove of Printip Colo and Finnniig of Men. John Raili from Denver hospital plans clarify health progress. Mrs Glyde Davia arrived Thursday from Danwe.

Justin Kingdon Ae Kingdon Casper Washington, D. C William PR Kington Cheyenne Finnniig John Raili Mat Denver Hospital Glyde Davia Danwe

Reception Honors Rev and Mrs Bruce I Jackson

A reception at the Baptist church in Jackson honored Rev. and Mrs. Bruce I Jackson. Friends enjoyed decorations, a ladies quartet, vocal and instrumental numbers, and a formal welcome by Superintendent A. Jessop. Several local guests and visitors were noted, including Rev. Edwin Bowling en route to Chicago and out‑of‑town couples visiting the city.

Henner Bruce EB. Jackson The Baptist Smith Vierson Susie Margamt Ste Bride A. §. Jessop Jackson Helen Gladya Tyson Maurice Collins Howard Nevis Mies Helen James Arthur K. Putnam E. Stimson H. W. Binshoe Borot

Mrs Frank Clark Hosts Formal Kensington Social

Mrs Frank Clark entertained at Kensington with an informal post for Mrs John D Clark who leaves next week to move to Denver Gale. Attendees included twenty five grounds from the post.

Frank Clark Kensington Abs. Froese John D. Clark Denver Gale Cavera Tae

Jewish Circle Event Illuminates Cheyenne Soldiers

The Jewish Circle of Cheyenne hosted soldiers at Fort PA in a social evening. The program featured Sadie Sherman on piano, F M Porsell with a song, Mrs. Fred Rajee in a vocal solo, and a comedic act titled Friendly Enemies by Bernstein.

Cheyenne Fort PA Piang Solo Sadie Sherman F. MH. Porsell Voorl Fred Rajee Mie Bernstein

Pershing Meets Luxemburg Ruler in May Reception

General Pershing and several staff members were received today by Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxemburg during a cordial visit reported from Luxemburg with Associated Press.

Pershing Luxemburg Lunemburg

Scheidemann Presses Peace Talks Faction Quoted

Chancellor Scheidemann told a deputation that Germany's cabinet is studying counter peace terms aligned with Wilson's principles. He said negotiations must bring the required peace treaty terms and reaffirm Germany's aims under the Allied framework.

Drnlin Realons Philip Scheidemann Wilson

Chancellor Declares Policy Amid World War I Turmoil

Wartime dispatch notes a 1918 speech by a chancellor under President Wilson era framing, with references to Germany and government actions amid uncertain war conditions. The garbled OCR preserves names and dates but lacks clear events or outcomes.

Democratic plan talks on new Congress convene in Washington

Three conferences in Washington will seek agreement on organizing the new Congress. Democratic senators meet at 2 pm, Democrats in the Teuwse plan to elect a leader, and Republicans discuss committee assignments and leadership for the Democratic slate.

Washington Geree Teuwse Ereet al Geon Republicoar Sentoe Mmirtio Virginia Pomercnme Otin Pmo Kntmp Apeaker

Yankees Field a New Look With Fresh Faces This Spring

Baseball spring training brings a changed Yankees lineup with newcomers and familiar names like Pipp Pratt Peckin a moe Baker Geeree Halas and others. Managers aim to evaluate talent as new players join the core.

Pipp Pratt Peckina Moe Baker Geeree Halas

Government Sues Cable Company Over Depreciation Tax Shortfall

The government sues a submarine cable company to recover taxes totaling about 400,000 for 1909 to 1945 claiming underdepreciation. The company claims 7 percent depreciation on submarine cables while the government argues 2 percent is correct, arguing the dispute is technical not concealment.

Neaw Veethi Mey Gordab Fouer Theo Goverment I T Balal William J. Nerew Mankey Companies Expeoe

Opening Ford suit for million ends in adjournment

Opening statements in the Henry Ford libel suit before Judge Tucker in Mount Clement’s court occupied five hours as counsel for the Chicago Tribune argued over intervention in Mexico and press responsibility. Former Judge Alfred J. Murphy outlined the plaintiff’s case while Tribune counsel Kirkland countered with claims of pro German bias and duty to challenge Ford’s wealth and pacifist stance.

Associated Press Mount Clements Mid Nbel Henry Ford Chicago Tribune Tucker Coeur Weymouly Kirkland the Tribune Ile Alfred J. Murphy Tribune Mexico Ling 4 Eim Yribunr Europe Tio Grande

Wilson Directs In crease Capital to Half of Million

President Wilson by executive order dated May 11 directs the food administration grain corporation to change its name to the United States grain corporation and increase its capital stock from 150,000,000 to 500,000,000 according to a cable from Herbert Hoover received in New York last night.

New York Wilson Food Administration Grain Corporition Chang Ile United States Grain Corporation Herbert Hoover

German Cardinal Appeals to Pope on War Toll

An editorial note reports German Cardinal Partoann appealing to the Pope to intervene in the war crisis. The cardinal warns that peace coalitions could devastate Germany and threaten 10 million inhabitants, urging action to prevent further ruin.

Wehbishop Coloknes Topo Benpdigh Cloraany Germany Cluntry

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