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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1919

Page

5

Duncan admits drunken motive in basement liquor theft case

In a courtroom exchange Judge Mentzer admonished Duncan for his evasive answers as he claimed drunkenness amid a burglary plan. Attorney Thompson argued Todd sought malice and attempted to settle to avoid prosecution, while Prosecutor Lane described Todd aiming for a settlement over the liquor.

Duncan Meotner Todd Mentaer Fils Sam M. Thompson Dunncan Mr. Thompson Pollmer Mr. Thornson Goa Morton Tod Mr.Thompson Unem Mbert D Fulmer Fullmer Charles E. Lane Mentzer Pullimer Atorney Lane

Police Leave It To Cupid After Mix-Up

Lilliam Kennedy and Ray Letmes, held for days in the city jail, were released after a conference with Chief F Embery and Garratt at Fort D A Russell. The pair, who planned to marry, decided to wed and avoid further trouble following a near Minster Taco night incident at the Coliseum dance hall.

Lilliam Kennedy Ad Ray Letmes Minster Taco Iegedya Xirt Holts Kdtveif F. Embery Garratt Fort D. A Coliseum

Frontier committee urged for immediate appointment

City clerk and secretary of the Industrial Club advocate appointing the Frontier committee at once to handle inquiries and provide information on dates reservations and accommodations.

Industrial Club Frontier Committee

Forged Check Confessor Paroled by Judge Mentzer

Sam J. Elston aged 23, who pleaded guilty to forging a returned check, was paroled by Judge Mentzer yesterday. He was escorted by the confessed forger who spoke of securing a job with Jacob Sherman.

Mentzer Sam J. Elston Jacob Sherman Elston

Last of Army Food Delivery Recap

The post office finished delivering army goods sold weeks ago by parcel post. Only a small portion arrived. cash was returned for the rest. Orders have been stopped due to Christmas congestion and supply issues.

Oil Litigation to Be Heard Tomorrow

The hearing in the suit for 250000 dollars by the Wyu Company is scheduled for tomorrow. The case involves claims over oil contracts and seeks monetary relief.

Wyu

Bank Book Entry Falsification Case Linked to City

A man connected to a city incident is charged with doctoring an entry in a bank book. The case ties to a local city matter and prompts a criminal investigation.

Wanted Lady Clerk to Sell Tea Required

Wanted a lady clerk to sell tea duties at Uepyer and Bast. No further details provided.

Teye Uepyer & Bast

Miners Return to Work in Non Central Districts

Attorney General Palmer awaited developments in mining centers as many miners in districts outside the Central Gompeti field returned to work. The report stated no further federal action would be taken if state and local officials managed the situation satisfactorily.

Gompeti Garfield Palmer

Wagon Loads of Arms Seized in New Mexico Mines

Gallup New Mexico reports three wagon loads of arms seized near a mine as manned troops and striking miners clash. Military forces present today and the detainment follow a daytime disturbance at the mine region.

New Mexico Gallup, N. M Ineener Taday Arma

Chicago miners face 14 percent cut and ongoing strikes

chaotic conditions persist in coal fields as about 400 000 miners strike since November. reports from Chicago and surrounding states indicate no quick return to production amid fuel shortages and depleted supplies in Omaha and Maryland. leaders remained relevant as the 4 percent award looms.

Chicago Ans Bianwe Maryland Wniom

Omaha merchants face shortened store hours under new rule

An unclear notice indicates the city administration will curtail business hours for shops and offices. Stores in Omaha may operate for seven hours daily starting Monday, with factories and other establishments affected by the policy.

Omaha

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