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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
5
Work on the new city county building advances in places with doors floors and woodwork nearing completion while other areas face delays. Marble cutters strike in Salt Lake stalls finishing, furniture delivery is stalled by a factory strike, and a paper piano made for the late sultan of Morocco cost over five thousand dollars to purchase.
Charlo Jones identified as the suspect by military police in Walthill Nebraska. Frederick Milliward, a deserter from Fort Russell since August 20, is arrested in Wallt hill. The car stolen from Captain Delhaney on that date is recovered and reported to Chief of Police GC F Embery.
Senator Jones of Washington introduced a bill to reduce living costs by standard price marking of merchandise. The measure, referred to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, carries penalties of 1000 dollars and up to one year in prison. It seeks to enforce truthful labeling of products and suppress deceptive practices.
The United States Navy aviation corps grew rapidly in World War I, becoming the world’s second largest naval air force. By armistice, 1500 aviators and 35,000 enlisted served with 1400 seaplanes and 300 fighters, while training and overseas stations expanded across the United States and Europe.
The Midwest Refining company on section 27 46 65 in Lance Creek struck a record gas well for Cactus Petroleum. The rate is estimated at 50 000 to 50 600 cubic feet daily, extending the gas area northward and likely reducing off area. Gasoline may be produced by adsorption, but a large plant is unlikely until production rises.
By tacit agreement the women leaders in high society at Newport have greatly curtailed formal entertainment programs this season due to the high cost of living.
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