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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
8
WetskanGton Sept 18 After a conference with Republican Leader Lodge Senator Borah of Idaho announced that Johnson of California would return immediately to the trail.
A Denver murder near Fred vom Molt’s home leads police to a possible suspect Jesse P. McDaniel while an eyewitness describes the fatal clash and a $600 money demand. Separately in Lincoln Senator Johnson plans to address the Minnesota Legislature on the league of nations before heading to California. In Berkley Wilson presses the league of nations and urges the peace treaty as a sound business move.
Sheriff’s deputies recover a stolen Ford vehicle described by garbled OCR as possibly from California. No clear details on author, location, date, or suspects are readable.
The article reports J. W. Lovelace arrested in Salt Lake City on charges of obtaining money from the Red Cross by fraud and impersonation of federal officers. It notes a series of three federal counts and a fourth charge alleging false representation as a department of justice agent to gain $15 on a note endorsed by a Cheyenne man.
The Midwest company agrees to pay 300000 for a concrete wide road addition plus 120000 more for road paving lump sum. The deal includes advance pricing and additional paving from Went Gasper city limit to the Burlington tracks bridge, with extra costs for old pavement removal and related work.
Twelve of eighteen survivors of Wyoming’s 1899 constitutional convention gathered for a reunion in the state capitol. Judge M G Brown presided as J K Jeffrey of Denver served as secretary. Gov Garey welcomed attendees and speakers included C N Pother B B Brooks A G Campbell and G Rafter. A reunion banquet followed at the Plains hotel with remarks from several delegates and guests.
A fragment describes Harvard students assisting as officers during Boston police strike chaos. The passage references crowd clashes and improvised actions by students and patrols as authorities struggle to control rioting operations.
The Bibylie Valley Stockmen announce a traditional round-up starting September 25 at Owen, Wyoming, gathering several thousand head of cattle for shipping to New Mexico for winter range. The event aims to address poor Wyoming range conditions and follows a normal schedule set by the association.
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