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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

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Federal agent accused theft 14 cases of whiskey

Denver agent Herbert McClellan of the U S Department of Justice faced a grand larceny charge after allegedly misappropriating 14 of 50 cases of whiskey seized from W P Hensley at the Rick ranch near Cheyenne. The case, filed in Laramie county, seeks McClellan’s custody and damages of 500, plus recovery of 36 cases stored in the federal building basement.

Herbert McClellan Denver United States Department of Justice W. P. Hensley Arnold Rick Cheyenne United States Marshall’s Office McClellan Hensley Department of Justice District Court Laramie County Charles EB. Lane Federal United States Hudson Laramie Rick Ranch Rick United States Marshal Federal Building McGlellan

Trotzky Appeals to Allies in New Code Message

Vienna May 21 Associated Press reports Trotzky calls Bela Kun to hold out at all costs and to keep a fair face to the allies while seizing Manchuria. Lenine also sends hopeful messages. The Hungarian Red Army orders are said to include burning Budapest and killing hostages.

Associated Press Vienna Bela Kun Leon Trotzky Mumania Nikolai Lenine Beia Kun Red Army Budapest

Fire Sweeps Twenty Blocks in Mobile

A major Mobile blaze on May Day destroyed about twenty square blocks of homes, causing roughly 500000 in damage and leaving around 1000 people homeless. The fire, halted before reaching shipyard docks and nearby plant buildings, spared the shipbuilding area.

Mobile

Flight to Lisbon Set for Daybreak After Engine Fix

Lt Commander Read announced the NC G 4 will depart for Lisbon at daybreak pending weather. The wrecked NC G 3 was brought to the beach and is being dismantled for shipment to the United States on the tender Melville.

Dy Associated Preas Ponta Delgada A. C Lisbon United States Melville John H. Towers

Ohio Company to Pay Two Millions for Mule Creek Lands

The Ohio Oil company completed negotiations to buy 12 000 acres on the Mule Creek structure in eastern Wyoming from the Argentine Oil company for about two million dollars. The field lies eight miles west of Edgemont and gains value from a recently completed well at 1300 feet that now flows 150 to 200 barrels daily. Ohio Oil uses part of its production for a second well while supplying Midwest Refining company operating in the district.

Ohio Oil Company Argentine Oil Company Mule Creek Wyoming Edgemont D. D Ohio Company Midwest Refining Company

Presbyterians Favor Church Union in General Assembly

In New Orleans on May 24 the Southern Presbyterian general assembly voted 135 to 99 to pursue closer relations with the Northern Presbyterian church and other bodies, defeating a plan for a general federation of all Presbyterian groups.

Associated Press New Orleans Southern Presbyterian Church In General Assembly Northern Presbyterian Church

Congregational Church Chartered Under Union Congregational Church

Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state establish the Union Congregational Church of Realine for religious purposes with no capital stock. Directors for the first year are Charles T. Bushnell A W McGall Nicholas A Swelters Noy E Burton Zebulon P Cranmer G W Spacht and CG LL Pratt.

Union Congregational Church of Realine Charles T. Bushnell A. W. McGall Nicholas A. Swelters Noy E. Burton Zebulon P. Cranmer G. W. Spacht CG. LL. Pratt

Old Clothes Drive Call for Donations by Associated Charities

The Associated Charities of Ghoys enne announces its annual Old Clothes Drive to collect garments for the poor. Volunteers are urged to prepare donations and keep clothing ready as charity agents will call at homes during the counting year. Residents with donations may contact the agency by phone at 266 for pickup and assistance.

Associated Charities Ghoys Enne Vane Vane Pertiosahie Nystad Gall

Buffum Bound For Trial In New District Charge

Dr Buffum charged with crime against girl faces district court action after preliminary hearing ends with dismissal for lack of probable guilt. Defense alibi and claims against Anderson family shape testimony as state files fresh charge while Buffum surrenders to sheriff on bond set today.

DR. Buffum Buffum J. F. Hoop District Court Sheridan Enterprise Justice Court Enterprise Qeain Anderson Charles Lacy Pr. J. P. Shindler Duffum

Presbyterian Assembly Endorses Wilson Labor Plan

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. unanimously endorsed Wilson’s industrial message and urged a program to unite capital and labor. A proposed resolution to block the Willard-Dempsey fight in Ohio was defeated.

Associated Press ST. Lou General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U.S. A Wilson Congress Frank M. Sisley Oakland Calif Ohio

New Bonds May Refund Liberty War Securities

A House bill by Representative Muster of New York proposes issuing a new Series of government obligations to retire Liberty Loan bonds from issues one through four. The bonds would run up to 30 years, pay 3 1/4 percent interest, and be non taxable.

Wasilngton House Representative Muster New York

Winnipeg ends permissive strike measures and restores services

May 21 report: city officials merchants and citizens secure facilities for public convenience amid the Winnipeg general strike. Water pressure restored, downtown offices reopen, bread milk and coal deliveries resume, and Mayor Gray orders abolition of union permission placards.

Associated Press Winnipeg Ely Charles B. Gray Gray Iin Wiely Wrt Elly Engl Gore

Bosko Brothers Confess Double Road Murder

George and Tom Bosko, arrested in Utah and brought to Colorado, confessed to the murders of W. T. Hunter and E. C. Parks near Pueblo. The brothers were jailed in Colorado Springs after a confession made around 8 PM.

Bosko Brothers Pueblo Colo George Tom Boskho Utah Sam Thomas W. T. Hunter E. C. Parks Colorado Thomas Colorado Springs

Ford labeled most dangerous of Reds in court

In Mt Clemens Michigan on May 21 Jenny Ford was branded not only an anarchist but a dangerous one during a libel trial against Chicago Tribune. Eliott Stephenson of Detroit argued Ford inspired outrages and assassination fears, while Fred Lucking countered that military preparedness is irrelevant to the libel claim.

MT. Clements Mich Jenny Ford Eliott Stephenson Detroit Chicago Tribone Pord Ford Stephenson McKinley San Francisco Lincoln James Vallandingham Ohio Alfred Lucking Tribune Lucking Henry Ford Danie mi

Grand Army School Exercises Tomorrow

State leader yesterday stated the Grand Army exercises would be held next Sunday. The events are planned at the Convent tomorrow at 9 40 a.m and at 4 30 p.m with memorial day observances by the schools.

Grand Army

Woman Suffrage Adopted by House in Historic Vote

The House endorsed Susan B. Anthony amendment by 304 to 89, moving the suffrage fight to the Senate. Supporters expect a Senate vote early next month with changes in membership boosting odds, while opposition cites state rights and potential delays.

Wasitington House of Pny Gin Seaate House New England Aml Clark Florida Saunders Virginia Nial Euffrage Senate Congress Gillette Mondell Wilson Libhin North Carolina Representative Mann Illinois Dia of the Seas Woman Na Witeén Feaders Sats Feage

Weather Forecast For Wlomning Area Trails

Forecast calls for continued warm conditions on Tuesday with possible local showers later. Temperatures remain mild with unsettled skies in the afternoon and evening.

State to gain over 33 million in royalties from oil lease

The Montana state land board renewed Movest ON’s five year operator lease on Section 86-40-79 in Meld county. The lease requires a royalty of 3/4 percent of oil produced and the trust will double the section’s current output. Forecasts estimate annual oil value around 82.00 per barrel, totaling about 68.666 million over the period.

Eebek Ding State Land Board Tee Trust Ihe Og Soolon Uf Hivab Valialla

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