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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
8
Military authorities assume control with Major General Wood directing police to public notice of the assault curtailed. The Black Belt guard is doubled as thousands of American Legion members assist from city hall headquarters. Tense mood persists after Sunday night violence left three dead and the courthouse burned with about $1,000,000 in damage.
The State Leader prints a statement from the Carpenters' union asserting it will abide by the terms of its working arrangement, with the Trades and Labor Assembly and other unions opposing any breaking of agreements. The notice notes an expiration of the current wall contract.
A Gates Rubber bulletin notes rural residents face higher tire costs due to lack of free air. City drivers easily maintain recommended pressure, reducing wear, while farmers must travel to find air stations, increasing expenses and road wear.
State highway commission announced contracts for road work totaling about 227000 dollars with Kendall Bros in Jaramie county to build concrete structures, plus bids by A B Whitehead in Sheridan county and Anderson Construction in Crook county. Decisions on two large bridge projects near Casper were pending.
President Wilson remains in the same condition as noted in the White House bulletin. He showed no clear progress toward recovery, slept after a morning bout of unrest, and spent the day resting with an afternoon automobile ride prescribed by Dr. Grayson despite damp weather.
Reports say a flashpoint at Elaine escalated into widespread firing in the streets. A posse reportedly captured 175 prisoners and was bringing them to Helena while authorities evacuated women and children to safety. Armed guards patrol Helena as troops and trains move people away.
No. 4 continued from Page 1 in the second game of the season. Rumors swirl over lineup choices as Pat Moran leads the Teds while speculation centers on Sir Sellew and Ellerwold as likely starters. The White Sox loom as favorites with bets placed before the World Series. The day’s box score lists Chicago 002 RO900 1 and Cincinnati 4 0 0 0 8, with Wilkingan and Gleotte among those named. Claude Wilhite will start tomorrow for the Rex as the team gears up for the next clash.
The notice explains continued offers before October 22 for extra credits up to 100000 per member, added to regular subscription credits. Members may secure multiple advances, with totals payable later, and the special offer may close soon. Entry forms, letters, or calls are encouraged to receive information and ensure votes and minutes are recorded.
A garbled report references tugboat crew actions and union activity. It notes workers being back to work after a dispute and mentions an organizer or official and internal communications. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
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