Cheyenne State Leader masthead and staff note
The Cheyenne State Leader announces its establishment in 1867 and lists publishing frequency and staff affiliations with the Associated Press credit. The notice includes office locations and subscription details, noting editorial and business sections and printing arrangements.
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Cheyenne
Tribune Publishing Company
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Federal Street Telephones
Holstprint
Deepeeaee
John
Fleming
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Associated Press
Poland's Lesson In Boundary Ambition And European Stability
The piece argues Poland overstepped its postwar boundaries seeking new territory by force, aided by France but opposed by others. It blames imperial arrogance for Russia's invasion and warns that small nations learn from Poland's misfortunes. It claims the League did not check the Polish surge and calls for direct Polish Russian talks to resolve the conflict.
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Poland
Danzig
Germany
France
League of Nations
Russia
Europe
Prince of Wales as future ruler prompts US boys to learn
An American lecturer argues England trains its rulers while the United States does not. The piece urges parents to educate their sons in how their government runs, comparing them to the Prince of Wales as a future king. It suggests Cheyenne boys imitate rulership training.
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U.S. A
Prince
England
America
India
London
Prince of Wales
Cheyenne
United Kingdom
United States
The Country Boy and Presidential Nominations
The piece argues that 1920 candidates Cox and Harding exemplify the traditional country upbringing. It contrasts farm roots with city-born leaders, predicts a shift to less picturesque, self-made biographies as the era of farm-raised presidents evolves.
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James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
Taft
Cincinnati
Wilson
Staunton
Cox
Harding
Fly Battle Tips From a Daring Pulp Parlor
An eccentric essay promotes aggressive pest control including deadly methods for children and improvised traps. It touts fly paper on walls and chairs, urges using a small club, arsenic for babies to pour down flies mouths, and describes a two-block wooden trap. It also notes skunks as fly catchers and jokes about milky foods attracting flies while mentioning nitrate taxes and vast U.S. county counts.
Polo Tournament at Fort Russell Opens Tomorrow
A six day polo tournament begins tomorrow at Fort D. A. Russell with teams from Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Russell, and Diamond Ranch. Games run Monday to Friday with gymkhana and social events, plus a polo banquet on Saturday.
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Fort Russell Upeng
Denver
Colorado Springs
Diamond Ranche
Fort D. A. Russell
Fort Russell
Diamond Ranch
Lawrence C. Phipps Jr
Ralph Brooks
I. B. Humphreys Jr
Mr. Hobbs
16Th Cavalry Coyotes
W. I. Falck
T. H. Green
J. W. Ewing
H. L. Hart
Paul C. Raborg
Col. Butler
Maj. Rodney
Coyote Hunt
Headquarters
Polo Bungalow
Guernsey Dam and High Line Canal Project Revival
The Guernsey dam and high line canal plan for irrigation across Goshen County aims to water about 145000 acres under government canals, with total regional water and power potential boosting Wyoming and Nebraska farming. Officials expect rapid progress as land values rise and machinery reduces costs, aided by federal reclamation support and congressional interest.
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Guernsey
Wyo
the Gazette
Interior Department
Wyoming
Nebraska Line
United States
Platte Valley
Guernsey Dam
Goshen County
Goshen
Gurnsey
Pathfinder
Davis
National Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
Department
Al-Miost
Appropriations Committee of Congress
Min
North Platte
North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Unclear Sports Rule Phrase Leads to Onside Commentary
Fragment reads about safe distance and a rule against using any part of the body except the shoulder to ride an opponent off the ball. No names or locations provided.
Untrustworthy Pair of Trusties Remain Free
Rawlins Wyoming July 31 no trace found of J B Harris and F J Robinson state penitentiary trusties who fled several days ago after overturning a...
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Rawlins
Wyo
J. B. Harris
F. J. Robinson
State Penitentiary
Convicts Escape With Truck On Wamsutter Road
Prison trusties ditched a motor truck on the Wamsutter road after a suspected accident. Motorists claimed the convicts were victims and carried westward. A $100 reward is offered for each escapee. The men were sent to Wamsutter for a huy load.
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Wamsutter Road
Wamsutter
Penijtentiary
Lingle Woman Saved By Blood Transfusion
TORRINGTON Wyo July 31 Mrs G A Woodard of Lingle was near death from pernicious anemia when an operation and blood transfusion saved her. Her husband supplied about a quart of virile blood for the procedure and she is improving.
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Torrington, Wyo
G. A. Woodard
Lingle
Cruse Found Mentally Competent After Insanity Hearing
In Torrington Wyoming on July 23 after thirteen state witnesses and fourteen for the defendant John Cruse a Chestnut Valley farmer the jury ruled Cruse mentally competent and discharged him from custody in the insanity case.
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Torrington
Wyo
John Cruse
Chestnut Valley
Cruse
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