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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
11
A New York World analysis argues Mr. Hoover’s bid exposes factionalism in the Republican Party. It contrasts his appeal to popular support with the power of “mechanical politicians” and party bosses, urging unity and reform over partisanship.
Omaha Chamber committee led by John L. McCague weighs a Lance Creek to Omaha gas pipeline option to serve domestic and industrial users. Estimates place direct line at 448 miles versus 528 miles via North Platte valley, with five Lance Creek wells capable of 108 million cubic feet daily. Oil firms Midwest Ref. Co Buck Creek Oil Co and Ohio Oil Co back a plan with a market.
Night and Day follow the scent of a red brick house and a doll filled with wax, exploring a kitchen play room while hoping to meet a little girl. They fear boys, share cake and fruit, cause mischief, and trap themselves when a door blows shut in an old mansion.
In a garden tale, Little Girl argues tooth care and vegetables while Elf Man explains fairy diet. Big-Boy reveals a surprise cold frame project, with the Garden Manual Lady guiding the children as they prepare a wooden frame to be covered with glass.
Fifty fifth anniversary of Appomattox observed. Arbor Day marked in Ohio Maryland and other states. Rotary Clubs of Western Canada hold annual convention in Calgary. Hawaii Republicans meet in territorial convention at Honolulu to choose delegates. Barnard College alumnae host dinner in New York for Miss Virginia Gilder sleeve as dean’s tenth year. Intercollegiate debate on collective bargaining pits University of Nevada against College of the Pacific. Grace Church New York hosts wedding of Miss Lillian Sutherland Grant to Mr Lindsey Mackenzie Goodeve. Railway Executives meet in Chicago to discuss equipment, finance, rates, wages and overall railroad situation.
Certificates of Deposit are in constant demand by individuals, business, societies, lodges and corporations. They certify a sum deposited with interest at 4 percent for six months. A safe method to earn a liberal rate of interest on funds. Questions answered.
Key dates include the birth of the Duke of Monmouth in 1649 and his beheading in 1685, Paul Jones’s 1776 naval engagement off Block Island, the 1829 Vistula flood, Leopold II’s birth, Lee’s 1865 surrender at Appomattox, the 1870 dissolution of the American Anti Slavery Society, Menocal’s 1917 reelection, Wilson’s 1918 War Labor Board creation, and a note on Odessa’s evacuation a year ago with Edward E. Morgan slain near Salina Cruz.
Today honors Gen Erich Ludendorff born in Posen 55 years ago, Park Trammell the Florida senator born in Polk County 44 years ago, and David H Kincheloe representative born in McLean County 48 years ago. James K Vaughn a Chicago NL pitcher is also listed in the birthday notes.
The University of Minnesota Glee Club concert date moves from April 123 to April 12. The notice notes a revised schedule affecting attendees and performers at the event.
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