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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
16
Reports from across the state and county workers indicate the drive is not yet complete but progress is encouraging for a successful week. The Women's auxiliary under Mrs. A. D. Johnston is implementing its planned actions and will begin reporting as soon as they start.
A group of Mexicans fired a volley at an airplane wounding BioNabb near the car as bullets pierced the wings. Colonel Beaumont B. Sack said the fire likely came from a known Mexican federal post near the outpost. No further statement was issued.
Readiness shows 14 pupils remain standing during assemblies from day one. Third year domestic science has 23 enrolled with 16 seats, chemistry 97 with 20 seats, freshmen geography 45 with 30 seats, senior English 38 in one section, and typing 40 with only nine typewriters. Four teachers lack classrooms, forcing shared use and off schedule work. Teachers praise effort but discipline and workload concerns rise amid congestion. Many students are absent or seek schooling elsewhere due to crowded conditions.
The draft proposes strict government control of railroad affairs with new agencies including railway transportation boards to supervise operations a wages and working conditions committee and an employes advisory council. The inter state commercial commission would gain expanded powers and a say on railroad rates.
Panis dispatch reports that Romania will not sign the Austria peace treaty citing a minority rights clause added at the insistence of American delegates. The note explains Romania will reject the treaty if the clause remains.
Federal officers seized 9,000 pounds of frozen poultry in Spokane as part of a U S district court action. The investigation notes an alleged unreasonable delay and the seizure aims to relieve an issue affecting local households. Local officials and merchants react as the case proceeds.
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel will surrender all crown properties to peasants and to national work for former soldiers. Premier Nitti will announce the plan at parliament’s opening on Wednesday.
President Wilson, before leaving Washington, will invite labor leaders financiers and manufacturers to a November conference. Arrangements for the conference and its housing were discussed at today's cabinet meeting. The White House may host the initial session with farmer representatives likely invited as well.
San Diego Calif Sept 2 The search for Lieutenant G J Gonnelly and F D Waterlauas missing airmen continues Army aviators hampered by heavy fogs over Lower California The search radius for unknown airmen supply carries continues until the men and their machines are found at Rothwell field
The Prohibition Party national committee rejected a world work prohibition proposal labeling it as separate from the world war. An amendment urged members to support world prohibition through the Prohibition Foundation. The committee adjourned without a firm policy and planned a national convention to be set later by the executive committee.
Manager Todd of Sve Princess theater brings the Hippodrome vaudeville act to today’s bill at the Princess. The show marks the first Hippodrome engagement since last spring’s end of an era. Tow Ling Foo and company star in The Magic Land with additional acts including Bolla & Company featuring Twreth Shirley and Miss Marta Every. Also on the program are Fred & Peggy Pymm in Toe Day for Old Ireland, the Geldinis in a European novelty, Talbert & Fischer in song routines, and Martin Dinder.
Governor Carey ordered requisition papers for H C Coney and Fred Millward, alleged partners of Charles Jones in a car theft. Jones was captured in Walthill Nebraska and brought to custody by Under Sheriff L C Dawe. Authorities report the trio were connected to the stolen Willys-Knight car and are en route home under guard.
Judge WG Mentzer of the First Judicial district will hold court today at Wheatland tomorrow at Torrington and Thursday and Friday at Lusk. The traveling sessions cover multiple towns within the district.
Forest Fires TON September 2 reports lawmakers debate appropriations to fund forest fire fighting. The department had already spent over two million dollars and faces daily expenses around fifty thousand dollars. Additional appropriations are expected within ten days to reach a total near two and a half million.
A worker fell into a seven foot deep sewer shaft while attempting to connect sewers near the Harvester building. The incident occurred Monday night as she moved along the street and struck a lantern, leading to her death. Local authorities are reviewing the accident scene and connections to the Milateo property.
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