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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
14
Fragmentary market notes show a daily report with scattered figures and percentages. The text mentions York stocks with opening and closing figures, but most data appears garbled and unreadable.
In Warren Wolf area, two Buffalo girls were killed in a house incident while tending a garden. One girl pulled a weed and an explosion occurred at Mitehwll, causing fatal injuries to both girls. Police and investigators are cataloging evidence as the community mourns.
City residents report visitors and lingering business mentions across multiple areas. Names include Lonion J A Horr McAcon Gasper Maselly Burns Hobbs Huck ford Finkbiner Mirpardd Gobo Torrington Neyenne and others with notes on coal firms autos and tire services in the area.
Two members of the Jaravet deities were killed in the region. Walter Jonny of New York and M Straweries of DMttad Alplie led a Jackson Mole committee in Yellowstone Park and reportedly bagged two additional grizzlies and two Nine eth.
A incident describes a person swindling by presenting a claimed Japanese vehicle and a so called receipt for 815. The case mentions a witness and an arrest connected to the matter. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
The Chemical Oil Company and the Oil Comet Company terminated a drilling partnership after pulling the hole back 25 feet. The Chemical Oil Company owns the standard rig used in the operation, and sinking progress was limited by equipment issues. The venture had lost about 20,000 in costs before ending.
Fragmentary text notes legal trouble involving the ex-governor's son in Casper. Details are unclear but reference to inherited property and donations appears amid garbled lines.
Evanston Wyoming faces debate over a proposed occupation tax as local leaders push for new revenue. Critics cite potential burden on workers while supporters say funds would aid public services.
Wyn Hock Bpnings and L Cutan, a contractor for the Union Pacific tie line, were arraigned before Court Commissioner Talla Correa on a charge of interstate shipment theft of automobile tires. Guyan, an employee with 15 years’ service, had a long reputation with his employers.
In Wyoming on January 22 Clark Hinemwa, a Crow Indian, was charged after a theft of several saddles from Crow Indians living nearby. Local authorities reported multiple saddle losses and pursued the suspect, who was later arrested.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a wave headed party or group acting as an agent for others in a property matter. The text mentions Bowie and Sadiles as named items or persons connected to the dispute.
A suspect sold a stolen car to a Thermopolis buyer, leading to recovery of the vehicle. The investigation tracked the car from origin to sale, with authorities confirming the recovered vehicle and ongoing efforts to identify additional accomplices.
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