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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
10
A representative of the federal Department of Labor travels to Wyoming to investigate alleged labor and wage issues raised by local residents. The inquiry centers on workers in Lymeoin county with claims spanning from 17 to more recent dates and potential compensation disparities. The investigation aims to verify pay rates and conditions affecting workers in the area.
Governor Hour's proclamation mandates coal movement from mines to consumption points during spring and summer to free rail capacity for wartime needs. It aims to prevent winter shortages by prioritizing domestic use and easing rail traffic restrictions during peak war production.
A Governor Hearst letter reports U S government approval of Prague backed committees to recruit Czechoslovak born or descended men in Wyoming and elsewhere for the Czechoslovak army formed under French protection. It notes Bohemian deserters in Russia forming an independent force and urges all Bohemians in the state to enlist.
In a disrupted service, the commuter line faced delays as trains were halted for repairs. Officials advised passengers to seek alternative routes while crews assessed track conditions. The incident prompted revised schedules and a temporary service pause.
A garbled Cheyenne page lists a gas station ad and a long roster of visitors and callers from towns including Casper, Sheridan, Douglas, Casper, and Kimball. Entries show names like McDermott, James Laarbert, C. Joncas, and Mrs Wallace among many others visiting Cheyenne across a recent Sunday.
The report lists several individuals appointed as notaries public including O A Booth, Sueriss, John F Watts, Euftates Cheries, T Padden, and Glenreck. The notes reference local figures Winkelman and Kiloball Neb and mention prior state service.
The Laramie county dietiet court will soon operate from the state capitol building while the old courthouse is demolished and the new one built. Judge Menteer will use the heir of representatives of the capitol as a courtroom. Stenographer T Paul Wilcox and Clerk T Joe Pishar will have offices in specified rooms. District court business will be transacted at the capitol for several months.
Cole, May 11. The will of Mex Latha, owner of property in Poudre caymea, was upheld after a trial before Judge Julian Moore. Distant relatives claimed the signatories were frauds manipulated by spiritualism. photographs of departed spirits influenced the decision but proof of belief alone did not prove unsound mind. Case moves to the supreme court.
A training program outlines methods of industrial and personal work history and principles of the Y M C A with focus on war time education social publicity and management. Instructors include Capt Wallace C Phi leon aide to Maj Gen Strong and other officials at the camp Z C A with Mr Fieteher as camp general secretary and Genpt H Mens division chaplain.
Recognition of their sacrifice and the act to grant Bedians the ballot passed parliament without a dissenting voice and now awaits the governor general's signature.
Governor Houx received two pounds of wool from sheep grazing on the White House lawn. The wool will be sold at five dollars per pound to raise funds for the Red Cross supported by Wyoming citizens. Subscriptions are solicited to support patriotic relief efforts.
A historical note reports a payment of PtS7,000 to Canary blead growers for carton weed contrasts. The target is unclear and mentions pasting between tee places and a single weed type.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Memphis and an odd line about cones and vegetables. No coherent events or persons emerge. article appears damaged with uncertain phrases and stray words.
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