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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
11
Overall Movement Spreads in Central West States
Cheyenne reports a nationwide surge in overall wear with 2,500 new recruits in Kansas City per federal fair price official Harry Hoffman. The one piece garment bills itself as affordable camouflage hiding shirts and trousers, with prices as low as 25 cents in some shops. Women in Union Pacific work force favor gingham aprons. men linger in ordinary clothes underneath. Retailers say prices for other clothing likely stay stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West
Cheyenne
Harry C. Hoffman
Wyoming
Kansas City
Hoffman
Kansas
Missouri
Union Pacific
Herder Missing After Wyoming Snowstorm Near Egbert
William Haun a sheepherder tending a large flock near Egbert Wyoming has disappeared since Saturdays snowstorm. Searchers found his sheep huddled in a drift with his dog close by but no sign of Haun. Fears for his safety mount as authorities seek clues to his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haun
Egbert
Wyo
Senior Captain Presented Banner for Interclass Victory
Roy Stapleton, captain of the senior class basketball team, was presented with a banner showing that his team had won the interclass basketball tourney. The presentation occurred at the general assembly yesterday. The funds for buying the team's jerseys were also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stapleton
General Assembly
Police Rescue Five Head of Live Stock in Cheyenne
Five head of live stock including one small calf were found in a shed in east Cheyenne by the police yesterday morning. The animals were hungry and exposed, having not been fed since the snow began. They were taken to the city pound and cared for by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Ashton to Be Secretary of Laramie Council of Industry
Donald Ashton of Cheyenne has been appointed secretary of the Laramie Council of Industry in Laramie Wyoming and will assume duties May 4. He has been with the advertising department of the State Leader since last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ashton
Cheyenne
Laramie Council of Industry
Laramie
Wyoming
Ashton
Boy Scouts Help San Francisco Police Stop Jay Walking
In San Francisco on April 24 Boy Scouts assist police in a campaign to stop pedestrians from jaywalking. The effort targets dangerous crossings especially along Hapket Street where four surface street corners pose risks to pedestrians and drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Boy Scouts
Hapket Street
Cheyenne Busy With Snow Clearing And City Work
Snow removal continues in Cheyenne with crosswalks mostly cleared and streets plowed. Automobiles operate, trains run with extra motive power, and four horse teams appear in deliveries as residents resume normal routines amid lingering travel barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Burlington line reopens Cheyenne to Sterling after snow
The Burlington railroad between Cheyenne and Sterling reopened yesterday after four days of heavy snow. An eastbound train arrived at 5 30 p m, with snow plow debris blowing onto nearby housetops. An accommodation train followed, then a second train about five miles behind, restoring Cheyenne’s rail service to schedule with Colorado and Southern lines also operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Cheyenne
Sterling
Burlington
Morrie Street
Colorado& Southern
Clerks Await Arbitration After Narrow Vote
In Denver on April 24, clerks at the Colorado & Southern and Denver & Rio Grand railroads show only 5 percent backing a strike. They will wait for arbitration results to settle their demands, which call for no wage increase but protest the refusal to renew Brotherhood agreements after federal control ended March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grand
Brotherhoods
Wyoming Baptist Churches Move Forward in State Plan
Wyoming to build 42 new Baptist church buildings over four years at an estimated cost of 180000 dollars with a 27000 dollar annual operating budget for state mission work by 1924. Leaders urge action as the New World Movement is promoted and canvass begins Sunday April 25 in every church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Labor Secretary and Legislator to Leave City
William J. Walls, secretary of the Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly and foreman at Quality Print Shop, resigned all three positions Wednesday night and will move to California. A. Linn elected to succeed him in the trades and labor assembly. Walls had been a candidate for a city commissionership in last fall’s municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Walls
Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly
Quality Print Shop
California
Trades and Labor Assembly
Hr. A. Linn
Walls
Humphrey urges two term limit for presidency
Washington April 24 Representative Humphrey Democrat of Mississippi introduced a constitutional amendment restricting a person to two presidential terms. The measure aims to prohibit a third term by defining a two term limit for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Humphrey
Mississippi
Columbian Knights to Initiate Forty One Candidates in Cheyenne
One of the state’s largest Knights of Columbus meetings will be held in Cheyenne on Sunday May 2 with forty candidates to be initiated. M W Purcell Casper district deputy and a degree staff will lead the work. Delegations are expected from Denver Sidney Casper North Platte and Greyley with plans growing from a hoped for 200 delegates to more than 300 arriving from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Cheyenne
M. W. Purcell
Casper
Denver
Sidney
North Platte
Greeley
Yellowstone Road Map Issued by Official Open Letter
Yellowstone Highway Association declares an official map to replace inaccurate versions. Gus Holm s field secretary will collect data on the route from entry into Wyoming to the park gateway and print free copies at Cheyenne and Cody camping grounds. He plans to spend the summer touring the highway to widely distribute the map and challenge costly counterfeit maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Highway Association
Wyoming
Gus Holm’s
Cheyenne
Cody
Boys With Itch For Travel Nabbed By Police
John Bray and Louis Kazatsky two 13 year olds were detained by police to stop another run to Denver and Fort Collins. They slept in a city jail cell overnight and will be turned over to the truant officer today. Police say they refuse school and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bray
Louis Kazatsky
Denver
Fort Collins
Fort Russell
Search-Secure Must Conform 10 Fundamental Law
Marquette Mich April 24 Any search and seizure by federal prohibition agents that would amount to trespass under constitutional law is illegal. Federal Judge Clarence W Sessions stated during the Solacucei brothers trial in the Iron River whiskey rebellion. The court also held that an indictment charging only selling up a distilling apparatus and not its use is defective as to that charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Clarence W. Sessions
Solacucei Brothers
Iron River
Pay raises for Army and Navy officers and enlisted
Senate and House conferees tentatively agreed on service pay increases 81 percent for Navy enlisted personnel and 20 percent for Army enlisted personnel with graduated rises for commissioned officers. The pay rises will be retroactive to January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Army
Senate
House
Regional Educational Conferences Called
Commissioner Claxton of the Bureau of Education issued calls for eleven regional conferences to discuss commercial training in public and normal schools and other institutions. Dates include Seattle May 17 and Denver May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claxton
Bureau of Education Today
Seattle
Denver
Removal of Elk to Reserve Postponed
Colonel W. T. Judkins state game warden returned from Jackson's Hole where he sought to capture elk for Pole Mountain military reservation. Poor road conditions there prevented movement and the plan has been temporarily dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Judkins
Jackson's Hole
Pole Mountain
Casper Airman Flies From Casper to Denver
Bert Cole, Casper airman, flew a mile west of Cheyenne on a Casper to Denver trip. He did not land in Cheyenne, traveling through by train back to Casper last night after leaving his airplane in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cole
Casper
Cheyenne
Denver
Mr. Cole
Soldier relief bill to be taken up May 3 in House
Washington April 21 Republican leaders said soldier relief legislation will be taken up in the House May 3 under a special rule. Debate limited to forty minutes with no amendments or substitutes allowed. Ways and Means to report a composite bill next week granting cash compensation of 1.25 dollars for each day of service excluding the first two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Not Guilty Plea In Warehouse Burglary Case
Clarence Be. Lane and Joseph Rohm were arraigned in district court on charges of burglary at the Capital Coal Ice & Storage warehouse and liquor theft. Both pleaded not guilty and the case is set for trial after Raymona Bergman’s case concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence BE. Lane
Joseph Rohm
Capital Coal, Ice & Storage Company
Mentzer
Raymona Bergman
Colorado Stock Losses Hit Record After Snow Storm
Denver April 24 Reports from the U S forest service indicate Colorado grazing conditions are the worst in years due to recent snows. Assistant District Forester J H Hatton in charge of the grazing division released the update noting severe losses for cattle owners and calling attention to grazing impacts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States Forest Service
Colorado
J. H. Hatton
Hatton
Mrs. Harvey Robbins Dies at 72 in St. John's Hospital
Mrs. Josephine Robbins, aged 72, died early Wednesday at St. John's hospital after a period of critical illness. She leaves husband Harvey Robbins, a federal building janitor, a son in California and a daughter in Minnesota. Body remains at Mobbs Huckfeldt & Finkbiner parlors. they lived at 4122 BE 26th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Robbins
St. John’s Hospital
Harvey Robbins
Federal Building
California
Minnesota
Mobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
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Frit Price
City News
Chayenne
Edward Maroney
Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation
George Jaber
Eyre Powell
Union Pacific Railroad
Frontier Days
The
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Gheyenne
State Highway Department
Cleveland
Fort Russel
Ben
Rotary Club
Plains Hotel
Joe Gahill
Exccelsior Springs, Mo
Cheyenne High School
Yellowstone
COPS
Colomado Stock Losaeo
Casper, Douglas and
Rock Springs
Jewel Tea CO
Pioneer Avenue
East 11Th Street
Mar Chick
Beth Pobrcet
House of Kuppenheimer
Ikuppenheimer
SAN Juan Petroleum
Bolton Creek
San Juan Petroleum Co
NW Quarter
Northwest
Midwest
SAN Juan Petroleum Company
Rock River Field
Carbon
Albany Counties
Ohio
Inland Oil and Refining
Lance Creek Royalty
Section 30
Township 19
Range 77
San Juan County
Utah
Natrona County
T. J. McKeon
Capitol Avenue
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