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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
13
The city county building work progresses unevenly with some woodwork finished and floors hung while other areas wait as marble cutters strike. Delays from factory furniture shortages and a late Sultan of Morocco piano reportedly impact completion.
The accused thief, Charlo Jones also known as Frederick Milliward, believed by authorities to be a deserter from Fort Russell on August 20, has been arrested in Walthill Nebr. The stolen vehicle from Captain Delhaney was recovered and the report came to Chief of Police GC F Embery in Walthill.
Senator Jones of Washington introduced a bill to reduce living costs by standardizing price markings. The measure, referred to the Senate interstate commerce committee, carries penalties up to a 1000 dollar fine and one year in prison for noncompliance.
The United States naval aviation service grew rapidly during World War I from a small coastal unit in Florida to a vast force. By armistice, 1500 aviators, 1500 ground officers and 35,000 enlisted men served with 1400 seaplanes and 300 aircraft of many types. overseas stations and shells of training, patrol, refueling, and bombing sites spanned Europe and the Azores. Admiral Sims lauded their courage and duty at home and abroad.
The Midwest Refining Co for Cactus Petroleum on section 27-46-65 in Lance Creek district struck a gas well regarded as the largest in the Wyoming field. Initial flow estimates reach about 50,000 600 cubic feet daily, with the discovery extending gas area one mile north of the Buck Creek property. A gasoline plant seems unlikely soon, as other wells show diminishing output and no large absorption facility is planned until production climbs.
By tacit agreement the women leaders in high society at Newport have greatly curtailed the formal entertainment programs this season due to the high cost of living.
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