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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
13
Overseas training report from Camp Tw Italy May 1940 describes aviators in instruction with a wide program carry including motor theory repairs navigation and radio training. The class discusses practical flight duty ship handling and shipboard life under Italian conditions with lectures and hands on practice.
Notice states the annual meeting of The Mountain and Gulf Company stockholders will be held at Cheyenne Wyoming in Room 611 First National Bank Building on Tuesday June 11 1918 at 1 50 p m to elect a Board of Directors and transact other business A special meeting is also planned for June 13 1918 at 1 50 p m to consider amending Article V to increase directors from five to seven Pres Aitken signs the notice
Paris reports steps to conserve ruins. The notice outlines plans and authorities involved in safeguarding historical ruins amid ongoing cultural preservation efforts.
A wartime plea urges ending local flour brand loyalty and shipping delays. Citizens should support nearby wheat growers and mills, conserve flour, and boost local production to meet both state and national ally needs. It emphasizes faster distribution, reduced transport, and shared sacrifice.
In Wyoming Laramie County 1915 court action by Mary J Sowers and Harvey Bowers seeks to fix heirs and distribute estate assets of Andrew J Sowers deceased. Albert D Johnston named executor and agent with $1204 76 undistributed personal property in Wyoming awaiting settlement.
Lost by expressman a trundle containing two suits and other articles is reported. A reward is offered by the leader's office for return. A security device that prevents car theft by locking steering wheels after slight turning is noted as protecting automobiles.
The flags of ten allied nations allied with the United States in World War I will be left in place at the state capitol area for the One Hundred Percent American ball. They were not removed in keeping with orders from the capitol commission. Other allied flags will be procured and added to the collection.
Latcombe county district court relocates from the old courthouse to the east wing of the state capitol on moving day. Three offices including Judge W C Menti er court stenographer T Paul Wil cox and Clerk of Court T Joe Fish er transfer temporarily with records split between the capitol and the new courthouse portion under construction.
In London a King's Bench ruling holds tea leaves are not an article of food under the anti hoarding order. A woman fined 250 for amassing 122 pounds of dry tea learned the distinction as the court noted no one eats loose tea leaves and a drink would have avoided prosecution.
London May 90 Some personnel of the German army general staff are described by Eugene Zimmermann in a Berlin Lokalanzeiger article. Seven Ludendorff associates are named including Colonel von Merz Lieutenant Colonel Wetzels Lieutenant Colonel Hauer Major Frahinert Major von Bockelberg Major von Harbou and Captain Geyer. The piece praises orderly work and unity with no personal friction, noting a preference for a lean state and consistent consensus in decision making.
Birmingham May 30 A national plan for household coal usage to apply nationwide was discussed at a conference. The aim is to reduce coal consumed by households to prevent shortages for industry. A Home Office report notes coal production from mines at Lo17 totaling 248,475,119 tons, down 7,876,292 from prior figures.
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