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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
6
London May 29 J Austen Chamberlain chancellor of the exchequer told the across the house that Britain's present indebtedness to the United States government amounts to 4 260 000 000 while American departments owe British departments about 210 000 000.
Lincoln Neb May 29 Chcum den began in Nebraska today of petitions for a referendum vote on the state legislature action last January 16 in ratifying the national prohibition amendment announced by John Hopkins of Omaha.
The Was home of Dr. G. P. Johnson at 2004 Carey Avenue was entered yesterday morning around A o clock. The intruder fled when the maid turned on the lights after hearing the noise. Entry was made through a window.
A calf owned by Edgar Shuetz of Federal was run down by several autos yesterday afternoon. The injured animal suffered a broken back and wandered to the roadside where it was eating a poison weed before Sheriff Smalley arrived in his car and shot the suffering creature.
A Colorado Springs jury evaluating the murder case of Edward Pring and associates in the 1918 cattle feud reported it could not agree and was discharged. The trial began Monday afternoon after the indictment for the December 29 incident involving Samuel Hunt.
In a ten inning contest between Philadelphia and Boston, the record shows incomplete lineups and missing details. Batter and pitcher notes are garbled with several names and scores unreadable, leaving the final outcome uncertain.
In National League notes batter Mayer and Sweeney with Sal lee and Wingo listed. Philadelphia and Brooklyn games are mentioned along with several other matchups and players.
Daily briefs report Bert Bergerson visiting from his Wecla district ranch and John B. Warfield of Casper in Cheyenne on business. J W Grundish of Casper spends a few days here. A guest from Golden Colorado is visiting Mr and Mrs Adolph Braunachweig. Four men are fined 25 for drunkenness in police court yesterday afternoon. Repairs offered by Plains Auto Company and auto tire vulcanizing services advertised. Mail delivery suspended for today.
The International Mercantile Marine company controlled by J. P. Morgan faces dissolution if stockholders approve a plan to sell the British owned ships and assets to a British syndicate. Proceeds would be distributed to shareholders.
Clem Draper of Miller, a ranchman, is en route to Chicago with several cars of sheep. The prolonged drouth is compelling him and other ranchmen to sell stock as hay and feed are so expensive that holding livestock for a future market is unprofitable.
A Hillsdale social event titled Dance at Richard Spatz's Bell is scheduled for Friday night May 30. Local residents, likely including Richard Spatz, plan a community gathering with music and dancing.
New York physician Dr Connor outlines dangers from smoking chewing and snuff use. He cites nicotine as the main poison and lists symptoms from throat catarrh to heart disease. He offers a test sequence and promotes Niccotol tablets with a money-back guarantee.
Nevada's prohibition law, the first initiative enacted by direct vote, was upheld by the Nevada Supreme Court. The law took effect after the official 1918 general election vote count.
The R. T. Social B of R T No 288 will host a social entertainment and dance for the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of the Railroad Travelers and families on Saturday evening at the Knights of Columbus hall in May.
Three marriage licenses issued by the county clerk yesterday include Delap Burns of Wyoming with Maude McGregor. Egbert Cole with Arthur M Sehliske and Minnie Kranze, both of Carpenter. and Charles Gail with Ina Efner, all in Nebraska locations.
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