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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
3
Powell was charged with striking Mrs. Clark in a ranch incident near Cheyenne. The couple reportedly argued over a financial transaction when Powell allegedly wrested a weapon from Mrs. Clark and used force. Clark fled but later returned to the scene as authorities were notified.
The Colored Missionary Baptist Association in Glendale and Wyoming convened in the city with afternoon and evening sessions to discuss sustaining missions and education for the colored race. Dr G W Harts of Salt Lake City led as principal speaker, with cordial invitations extended to all walks of life and both races.
Wire advices from the contractor to Claude Syeha describe a good showing at about 800 feet in a lease well north west of Laramie Wyoming. Eastern ehphal plans thorough exploration with two pay zones near 1600 and 2500 feet. The drill outfit on the ground has a standard setup and can reach maximum depth.
The text notes Lieutenant Guy Taylor an aide to King Albert of Belgium and later to King Elizabeth visits Fort D A Russell after service. He served in France earning a silver star for gallantry in the Argonne Meuse campaign and joined the occupation army parades in Europe and New York for General Pershing's return.
The Lane Creek field gas will be converted to gasoline in an absorption plant under construction by a company. One unit handling 10,000,000 cubic feet daily will be built initially with plans to add more units as equipment arrives. Current gas production is about 90,000,000 cubic feet per day, much of which is used in operations at the rate of 310 per rig daily.
Brigadier General Benjamin A. Poore, Fort commander, leaves for Washington to handle business tied to the Fourth Regular Army Division Association of which he is president. He is expected to return early next week as Colonel J. P. O Neill assumes command at Park Mussel in Poore’s absence.
In a rearranged notice, W. B. C. members are urged to meet at GOR Route 170th Street on Sunday at 2:30 PM to attend the funeral of Wil OTA Mioneon.
A vehicle and its liquor cargo seized during a violation of the prohibition statute face a returns dispute after Altmark obtained an order claiming the seizure violated the state constitution. The owner named is C. F. Alle rick of Bins. The case centers on whether the truck and contraband can be returned following arrest and seizure.
Dan King, a wanted horse thief, escaped from Sheriff J W Stevenson near Bucknum while being transported from Casper. He allegedly stole another horse, the property of Ban McPhail, as he fled. Authorities have been asked to watch for him. a search is ongoing in the region.
Auction style listing shows suits priced at 60.00, 48.00, 50.00, 40.00, and 40.00 with a final 32.00 tag, indicating multiple garment consignments and discounts.
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