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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1917
Page
6
Waiting for the mysterious U boat and destroyers, scouts await the coded attack. The piece shifts to home life, noting pain in the back or limbs may signal kidney disorder and uric acid buildup. It promotes Anniie tablets from Dr. Pierca for gout, rheumatism, and related pains, with a trial offer via mail.
Casper adopts an up to date traffic system with many improvements signaling real progress. The piece notes Casper leading among American cities in modern traffic management and safety measures during November.
Police under Chief Pat Rayon place a traffic signal at the Center and Second streets intersection. The device shows Go in bright green and Stop in red to enforce orderly motorist behavior and protect pedestrians.
Elmer Carroll a passenger brakeman reported to police that his watch was stolen at the trainmen ball Wednesday night near Cheyenne. A description has been filed with the police and a search is under way.
Adjutant General W. K. Weaver calls for a statewide committee to compile a complete Wyoming roll of honor listing men serving in all branches, including National Guard, drafted, regular army, navy, marines, coast artillery and aviation. The project aims to record enlistment data and casualties by county and report to the war department for prompt casualty notices.
Stockholm reports German opinion on Bolshevik peace proposals remains unsettled with many fearing a global upheaval. Berlin writer Hans Vorst argues Bolshevik demands threaten colonial policy and require a comprehensive central powers peace plan to counter their revolution.
Sam Glorioso, an Italian defendant, was found guilty of first degree murder in Thermopolis Wyoming after two days of trial. The jury fixed life imprisonment as the penalty for the killing of Sabatino Gatti, whose surname was variably rendered as Gat, Gatto, Gat tl in records.
An early 20th century ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. The copy claims they cleanse blood bowels and liver with a gentle action, removing a dark breath and dull feeling, and urges readers to try one or two tablets for relief. Prices listed are 10c and 25c per box.
L A Condit prominent Johnson county rancher declared his bid for Iowa governor on the Republican ticket. He notes he is not radical on prohibition and cites 1882 vote in favor. Thanksgiving marks his fifty ninth birthday and seventeenth wedding anniversary as he outlines prior public service and county clerk run.
Four Swedish men A Olle son B Poulson Ralph Sorenson and J G Happy were arrested after causing a disturbance at the Burlington depot. They were jailed and amused themselves by breaking furniture. Each was fined 10 dollars and ordered to pay for the damage.
Lowell Massachusetts branch of the United Irish League denounces German plots to use Ireland as a pawn in the war. The manifesto opposes any German promises of independence and condemns aiding the enemy while praising constitutional Ireland and criticizing Asquith’s government for past actions.
A New York report describes pervasive service flags on Wall Street and Broadway showing that war mobilization touches all classes. The writer asserts unity of effort, rejects pacifist claims, and argues the flags symbolize a broad, national commitment with many banks and firms displaying stars.
All members are asked to attend the meeting tonight for business of importance. Nomination of officers announced by Louis Smith with John J. Astor as secretary and the Worthy President presiding.
Casper Embar Petroleum spuds a new well in the Tensleep Hidden Dome field 25 miles east of Worland. Picked drillers rush the project as the company adds a standard rig and ample water haulers to reach oil potential at 1000 to 1200 feet.
Pouring.Concrete-Machinery starts laying the concrete for the county jail floor, which will sit one story above the existing city jail.
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