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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
12
The front matter lists the Cheyenne State Leader masthead from 1867 with editor Randolph Leigh and notes publication details, Associated Press rights, and mailing address at 1813 Carey Avenue with telephones for editorial and business offices. It includes subscription rates and weeks.
National Board of Review and National Probation Association surveyed probation officers in cities over 10 000 with juvenile courts about movies and youth delinquency. Of 42 replies 27 said films are not directly responsible 10 said not committal and 5 found the movies guilty.
The piece portrays Senator Johnson leading a broad leftist coalition within the Republican camp. It contrasts Johnson with Lodge and Borah, framing a ticket of Johnson and Lodge as the viable Republican option against peace treaty critics, as cited by the New York Times and Oregon filing.
The piece argues the literacy test for alien entrants is impractical, as it deters needed farm laborers and domestic workers more than undesirables. It recommends linking US and foreign bureaus to process applications, verify references, and condition residence on behavior and education, aiming for better assimilation.
The piece argues that insurance did not keep pace with rising building costs, noting that value of dwellings and shops doubled in five years while many policies lagged. It cites a 1915 bungalow costing 2000 now at 4000 in 1920 and a 10000 store building rising to 20000, highlighting how few have increased their coverage.
The Federal Reserve Board notes hesitation or possible recession in prices while markets shift toward a faster trot. Analysts describe price dynamics as uncertain with inflation showing signs of cooling.
Night Button and Day encounter a peculiar sled drawn by two black oxen bearing a carriage full of a family and a donkey ridden baby on a island road. They discuss future travels and potential sea voyage and agree to join in the journey after visiting vineyards. Tomorrow's tale promised: the stolen goose.
A man writes of a loveless four year marriage marked by neglect and conflicts over home life. He suggests separation with a monthly allowance rather than divorce, and proposes a six to twelve month vacation for both to gain perspective and decide whether to stay together or start anew.
A vintage menu lists breakfast items such as Baked Apples French Toast and Cocoa, lunch dishes including Potato Salad and Stewed Prunes, and dinner ideas like Planked Hamburg and Nut Goodies. The outline provides step by step prep for Planked Hamburg with border potatoes and tomato slices, plus Maple Nut Pudding and Nut Oatmeal Cookies with measured ingredients.
Instructions describe preparing Walnut Muffins and Walnut Meat Muffins with flour types, spices, walnuts, raisins, and baking steps. Ingredients include butter, lard, sugar, egg, milk, oats, salt, soda, and baking powder. Methods cover mixing, rolling, and baking times for muffins.
A collage of brief items and quips. Diogenes lived in a tub rather than seek an apartment while jokes jibe at divorce and odd jury verdicts. A Pennsylvania man accidentally injures his wife with a flying stick and a collie in bed prompts a swift divorce ruling. A trolley fall earns a company no liability claim. An old-time sale ad touts a tailored suit.
Yesterday in Schillerplatz French troops clashed with the population. The confrontation left six Germans dead and twenty wounded. A protest remark notes a strike may cut off food supplies but save money in the process.
On this day the nation marks St George's Day honoring England's patron saint and Shakespeare Day commemorating the birth of William Shakespeare the Bard of Avon with observances and reflections.
An event marking the 86th birthday of Senator Chauncey M. Depew of New York will be celebrated tonight with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Depew. The Pacific Northwest Association of Building Owners and Managers holds a Seattle convention over two days. Amherst astronomer David Todd plans a Fort Omaha balloon ascent to signal Mars. Montana holds general primaries to select delegates and presidential preference.
Atlantic City hosts the New Jersey League of Municipalities while delegates from Omaha travel to discuss municipal protection with Travelers’ and the Nebraska association. Boston attends with the New England Federation of Natural History Societies as Hammond hosts Louisiana King’s Daughters in a multi-state gathering.
Highlights from the Harve de Grace spring meeting include ongoing racing events.
Fifty years old today Nicolai Lenine leads the Russian Soviet government. Born Vladimir Ulianov in a noble family, he was exiled to Siberia in 1895, later exiled to Geneva, and by 1917 organized an economic revolution that toppled the Provisional government and formed the Soviet state.
Pye Sera emerges as premier amid a turbulent era as Lenine, a slawyer educated figure, spends years editing radical papers and directing revolutionary campaigns.
Timeline of notable moments from 1789 Washington’s oath in New York to 1918 Rose Pastor Stokes indictment. Highlights include Abdul Medjid’s era birth and death in 1864, Wordsworth’s death, Shakespeare centenary, Victoria’s Innsbruck reception, Japan territorial issues, 1915 women’s suffrage, and 1918 Espionage Act case.
The peace conference faces a crisis as Italy asserts its claim to Fiume. Meanwhile the first contingent of Polish troops reaches the Allied front, moving from France to the war zone.
Nicolai Lenin born in Russia fifty years ago. Field Marshal Sir Edward Allenby born in Britain fifty nine years ago. Chauncey M Depew born in Peekskill New York eighty six years ago. Hampson Gary born in Tyler Texas forty seven years ago. Arthur T Hadley born in New Haven Connecticut sixty four years ago. W Murray Crane born in Dalton Massachusetts sixty seven years ago.
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