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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1920

Page

22

Burglary Insurance Rise Exposes Servant Theft Tolerance

New York April 10 A 25 percent rise in burglary insurance has surfaced a trend where employers, pressed by domestic worker shortages, tolerate theft from wardrobes and wine cellars to keep staff. Insurers say employers avoid questioning maids to avoid losing workers, while dishonest servants steal wine, clothing and jewelry. A lawyer refused to question a servant over a $1,000 theft, citing fear of staff quitting. A young maid reportedly sold eight cases of champagne and eight of whiskey in two weeks, hosting wine parties with the employer’s stock.

New York

Japanese tire shoes in Kealakekila Hawaii plant

Out in Hilo Hawaii April 10 Japanese running a factory at Kealakektta Kohad district on the island manufacture shoes from old automobile tires and sell them at 1.10 a pair. The shoes use casings and stitched canvas tops and are said to last more than six months. Most pairs go to Japanese fishermen and plantation workers.

Hilo Island OF Hawaii C. H Kealakektta Koha Distrit Misti Aire

Dead California Town Resurrected

Eureka California April 10 A seafood company plans a whaling station at Takihue one of the country s oldest towns to catch and process whale products including fertiliser and chicken feed. Contracts are set to enlarge the wharf and buildings. A separate report notes a phone to phonograph recording invention enabling spoken messages to be recorded remotely.

Fern Takihue Eureka Gal Trinida

Return of Gheyenne and Central Wyoming Shrine Delegation

The Gheyenne and Central Wyoming delegation returned by special train to Rawlins after a ceremonial session of Korelh Temple of the Mystic Shrine. 161 people traveled from Cheyenne, including the Union Pacific band and train crew. 87 novices participated in the outward voyage, one of the largest ceremony classes in Korelh Temple history. Local Elks and ladies assisted with venue arrangements and thanks were expressed for fraternal courtesy.

Central Wyoming Korelh Rawlins Union Pacific Band Chevénine Rawlins Elks Masonic Temple

Knights Templar Funeral for S A Bristol

Funeral services for S A Bristol, former president of the S A Bristol company, will be held at the Midsonic temple at 2 pm. Interment follows at Lakeview cemetery. Knights Templar ritual used. Blue Lodge, York Rite, Scottish Rite members attend. G A R to act as honorary pallbearers.

A. Bristol S. A. Bristol Company Midsonic Lakeview Cemetery Knights Templar Bristoba Blue Ledge

American shoes fail to conform to Swedish law

Stockholm April 10 public indignation followed the stoppage of 1000 pairs of American shoes found to contain horn fibre in the heel and toe. Swedish law forbids substitutes for leather in shoes. Domestic manufacturers have been accused of charging exorbitant prices.

Stockholm

Monuments to Mark Gettysburg Sites

Monuments to mark the nine Union corps commanders at Gettysburg will be erected within weeks under National Park Commission direction. Engineer Col. B. Cope designed the granite bases topped by a cannon for each marker.

Gettysburg Battle of National Park Commission 8. B. Cope

Croker Family Affairs Attract Attention In Estate Dispute

Richard Croker former Tammany chief faces an estate dispute raised by his children. The report accuses Croker’s wife of an alleged “Broadway past” tied to her Indian heritage, which she denies and says she will prove false.

Richard Croker Tammany Croker

The Orange Blossoms in European Bridal Customs

The Grusa 1 theory links orange blossoms brought from the East to European wedding rites. It suggests brides wear orange wreaths during nuptials as a traditional ornament.

Europe Grusa Hei Marvicee

Juniors Upset Dope OnEet In Cage Tourney

Cheyenne High School inter class basketball tournament saw the Juniors move into first place by defeating the Seniors 10 to 9 and the Freshmen 24 to 5. A Juniors vs Seniors finale will decide the school championship. The Juniors trailed 9 to 6 at halftime before a late rally and a decisive foul by Marks. The Freshmen were eliminated after losing to the Seniors 8 to 24.

Dope Oneet John Bruner Cheyenne Marks

Casper Building Permits Run High

Casper, Wyoming reports building permit data for February and March showing estimated construction costs at 547,295 dollars. City Engineer Frank Ismittle notes actual costs often exceed estimates by 20 to 40 percent, implying an adjusted total near 650,000 dollars for the last 16 months. A total of 132 permits were issued, 54 in February and 78 in March.

Casper Wyo Frank §. Ismittle

Last Poem Or Speech Tied To Death In Obscene Endings

An old superstition links a swan’s song to death and notes the phrase swan songs as a final poem or musical work by a composer before death. The expression extends to a politician’s last speech before being forced into obscenity, illustrating a broader use of final acts before demise or disgrace.

Trusted Bank Named as Executor in Your Will

In your Will you may name this bank to administer your estate and assure that your executor remains available. The bank will collect assets, protect and preserve them, pay claims and taxes, and distribute property per the Will. It is experienced, responsible, and economical, under national supervision with fixed fees by law.

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California Tessie By Hal Probasco Gie Tess Mike Sir Walter Raleigh MR. Thompson Ohminerg S. A Bristol Florence Croker Morris Ethel Croker White William J. Earl First Cavalry Ft. D A. Russell J. D. Earl Glenarm Place Denver, Colo Oh. Shre Citizens Nat’l Bank Carey. Avenue At. Bosler, Wyoming Bosler Laramie, Wyoming Omaha, Hebra THE First National Bank
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