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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1919
Page
10
James O'Connell of the Metal Trades Department warns that a 200000-strong strike threat looms on the Pacific coast unless the Navy Department and Shipping Board revoke a joint order prohibiting wage increases set to take effect October 1.
New York reports a $70,000,000 donation from John D. Rockefeller to advance medical education in the United States. The gift's income will be used immediately while the principal is distributed over fifty years.
Miss Eunice A G Anderson Wyoming state historian leaves Saturday for Lusk to attend the Wyoming State Federation of Women's Clubs convention opening Tuesday October. She will display rhetorical relief and interest attendees in assisting in collecting and preserving historical relics.
ST. LOUIS September 26 The first balloon to the army and navy derby started at 6 20 tonight The craft representing the navy was followed by all entrants except one navy balloon with a leak which will depart as soon as repaired
Wyoming’s oldest resident, Sherwood, died after a long life that began in Barrow County. Born in 2iznia, he traveled widely as a young man, trapping across the Rockies. Friends recalled his 106th birthday at the Riverside farm in Carbon County and his long, quiet years in the state.
Reward of 2500 dollars paid by I N Jennings to former Chief of Police Mike Delaney is reported to have influenced a confession in the murder of Frank Jennings. Delaney kept the larger portion of the reward and was described as having a mental condition that aided his actions.
The Rock River Depot plans a one mile relocation in response to the Union Pacific removal action. Community leaders state the move will minimize service disruption while preserving rail access and local jobs.
A plan moves the Cordillo depot from its current site to a location about a mile north of the snowsheds. The transfer aims to route the proceeding away from the snowsheds to avoid disruption.
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