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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1919
Page
16
A military escort pursues suspected bandits after a robbery report. Units coordinate across rough terrain to intercept and recover stolen goods, with no immediate arrests confirmed. Local authorities monitor the chase and potential sightings continue into dusk.
Rebels attacked the Eecondino mine 15 miles from here in Mexico. A heavy chase follows as soldiers search thePaywaters for the raiders after they seized a large payoff.
In Boulder on September 18, Prof. Joink and curator Wen deen announced discovery of a new glacier near Arapahoe Peak north of Boulder. It measures about 1,100 feet long and appears 77 years old with 47 annual rings in the ice and 30 rings in the glacier show.
The First National Bank plans to expand by taking adjoining Postal Telegraph space east of the bank. The project enlarges the lobby and clerical work area and adds two teller desks. Shareholders approved increasing capitalization from 190000 to 200000 and expanding the board from five to seven with two new directors named Francia Warren and Charles W Burdick.
The smoker event at Fort Russell will feature Leonard the Denver boxer versus Fontana of the 5th Cavalry in a planned 14 round bout. Semifinal matches include King Kelley of Cheyenne versus McIntyre of Kansas City with six rounds. Several preliminary bouts will involve soldiers of Fort Russell.
The event features Sy be vaudeville bouts and special music. The general public is invited to attend.
Fire crews from Central station responded to a blaze in scrap material at the Union Pacific yards at Twelfth and Haseell around midnight. The flames were described as intermittent but controlled with no injuries reported.
Anticipation builds for a visit by General John T. Pershing to Cheyenne in the fall. Officials said the exact date is not yet set and preparations are underway for a grand reception that will surpass prior events in the area.
Hank returned from Dovaging where he won all automobile races on the State fair program. He raced a Bearcat Stutz owned by a Douglas physician in a five mile match, leading by an eighth of a mile after a one eighth mile start. He drove the 160 mile course from Cheyenne to Douglas then back over several days.
The text notes Hagkwon arrived in Cheyenne in good condition after a sunt's griffing or deal. Hank plans to leave Tuesday for Greeley to compete in a four day race meet.
Society members from Kansas City and Denver visit Cheyenne. Mrs. A. M. Nichols of Newcastle travels to Cheyenne for the federation in Lik on September 29 and to attend the Eastern Star grand chapter at Casper. Several listed individuals from Denver also visit Cheyenne with plans for readings and YWCA events in nearby towns.
Rev J. 8 Stebinfield travels from Denver for a New Era conference. Ree. Shulilofinil accompanies daughter Miss Elie Stubbinfeld to Mastings Nebraska where she will enter college.
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