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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
14
London May 29 J Austen Chamberlain the chancellor of the exchequer said in the commons that Britain's present indebtedness to the American government stands at 4 260 000 000 while American departments owe British departments about 210 000 000.
Lincoln Neb May 29. Campaign to place a referendum on the January 16 ratification of the national prohibition amendment began today with petitions circulated by John Hopkins of Omaha. The move seeks a statewide vote on the legislature action.
Intruder entered the home of Dr. G. P. Johnson at 2004 Carey Avenue through a window yesterday morning but fled after the maid heard the disturbance and turned on lights. No injuries or arrests reported.
A calf owned by Edgar Shuetz of Federal was struck by multiple motorists yesterday afternoon. The injured animal crawled to the roadside to eat poison weed before Sheriff Smalley, driving by, ended its suffering.
Colorado Springs May 29 The jury weighing the murder count against Edward Pring and associates in the Samuel Hunt cattle feud case reported it could not reach a verdict and was discharged. The trial began Monday afternoon as prosecutors alleged a December 29, 1918 killing.
In a 9 inning game the Philadelphia team beat Boston with a 2 to 0 result. Batteries Shaw and Plesnich for Philadelphia and Rus sell, Shawkey and Hanns for Boston. Rodgers Kinney and McAvoy provided fielding support in the battery lineup for Boston with Mays and Schang behind the plate.
In the National League early reports list batteries Mayer and Sweeney with Sal Lee and Wingo for Philadelphia. Brooklyn’s batteries Demaree Gowdy Hogg Adams are noted, with Dallerion Causry and Gonades Comes Kroeger also appearing. additional games scheduled.
Short items note Bert Bergerson visiting from his Wecla district ranch and John B. Warfield and J. Wt. Grundish in Cheyenne and Casper on business. Golden Colorado guest at Adolph Braunachweig home. Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner offer baby carriages. Auto tire vulcanizing and repair services advertise. Four men fined 25 for drunkenness in police court yesterday afternoon.
International Mercantile Marine, built by J P Morgan, may be dissolved after stockholders vote next month on selling to a British syndicate the ships and assets. Assets would be distributed among stockholders.
Clem Draper a Miller ranchman travels to Chicago with several cars of sheep amid a drought that forces ranchers to sell stock as hay and feed costs rise and holding stock for a better market becomes unprofitable.
A Hillsdale social event details a dance at Richard Spatz's bell on Friday night May 30th with local attendees and community music.
New York based article quoting Dr Connor describes tobacco as a deadly poison and outlines simple tests to detect harm such as muffled voice from catarrh and breathless stairs. It endorses Niccotol tablets with a money back guarantee through local druggists.
The Nevada Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the states initiated prohibition law. The ruling confirms the first direct vote enacted measure, which took effect after the 1918 general election count.
R T social group No 288 will host a social entertainment and dance for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and families. The event takes place Saturday evening at the Knights of Columbus hall.
The following marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk yesterday. Delap Burns from Burns Wyoming wid Maude McGregor from Egbert Cole Arthur M. Sehliske and Minnie Kranze, both of Carpenter Wyoming. Charles Gail and Ina Efner, built Hereford Nebraska.
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