Cheyenne State Leader front page masthead
Cheyenne State Leader 1867 established daily morning Tribune Publishing Co. masthead shows editors John Fleming and John Charles Thompson Jr with Associated Press branding and printing office details. Local news from Cheyenne and front-page notices.
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Tribune Publishing Company
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Federal Street Telephones
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John
Fleming
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Associated Press
Poland's lesson in boundaries and pride
The piece argues Poland misused its postwar freedoms, overrunning its neighbors with Polish aims, blamed on France and the Allies, and claims the invasion by Soviet forces proves small nations learn from Poland's error and that a direct Polish Russian peace is needed. It criticizes League of Nations restraint and promotes sober boundary respect.
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Danzig
Germany
France
League of Nations
Russia
Europe
Training Future Rulers The Prince of Wales as Example
An American lecturer contrasts England's careful grooming of its rulers with the United States. The piece urges parents to educate their boys about how the U S government operates and to consider their role in shaping future national leadership.
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Prince
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America
India
London
Prince of Wales
Cheyenne
United Kingdom
United States
The Country Boy and the Rise of Farm Born Presidents
The piece argues future presidents may come from city trained specialists but Cox and Harding embody a farm bred ideal. It notes Roosevelt Taft Wilson were urban born and that the 1920s candidates reflect a fading farm rooted American tradition inspiring boys to seek opportunity elsewhere.
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James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
Taft
Cincinnati
Wilson
Staunton
Cox
Harding
Fly Swatting Tips From Odd Old Essay
The piece offers bizarre pest control advice including papering rooms with fly paper, arming children with shotguns or small clubs, feeding arsenic to babies, and a wooden fly trap. It also mentions skunks as fly catchers, avoiding milk and sugar, and odd notes about Chile nitrate taxes and a large number of U.S. counties.
Polo Tournament at Fort Russell Opens Tomorrow
Fort Russell hosts a six day polo tournament with teams from Denver Colorado Springs Fort Russell and Diamond Ranch. The event runs 3:30 p m daily from Monday through Saturday with gymkhana, social functions and a week of polo matches and related activities.
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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 Gain New Momentum
The Guernsey dam and high line canal proposal to irrigate about 145 000 acres in Goshen County and beyond is revived as land values rise and new machinery cuts dirt costs. Officials from the National Reclamation Service and Congress aides signal progress, with potential power benefits and flood control enhancing regional growth and agriculture.
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Guernsey
Wyo
the Gazette
Interior Department
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Nebraska Line
United States
Platte Valley
Guernsey Dam
Goshen County
Goshen
Gurnsey
Pathfinder
Davis
National Reclamation Service
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Department
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Appropriations Committee of Congress
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North Platte
North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Unclear Play Rules Fragment Hints Contact Rules
A fragment cites safe distance and prohibition on using any part of the body besides the shoulder to push an opponent off the ball, suggesting a rule context about fouls or sportsmanlike conduct. The text lacks full context, competing interpretations, and concrete entities.
Untrustworthy Pair of Trusties Remain Free
No trace found of J. B. Harris and F. J. Robinson, state penitentiary trusties who fled several days ago after overturning a ... a reward of $100 is offered for information leading to their recapture in Rawlins Wyoming.
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Rawlins
Wyo
J. B. Harris
F. J. Robinson
State Penitentiary
Convicts Escape with Truck on Wamsutter Road
Prison convicts ditched a motor truck on Wamsutter road after claiming an accident. Passing motorists assisted them westward. A $100 reward is offered for each man's apprehension. Trusties had been sent from the penitentiary to Wamsutter for a huy load.
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Wamsutter Road
Wamsutter
Penijtentiary
Lingle Woman Saved By Blood Transfusion
Torrington Wyoming July 31 Mrs G A Woodard of Lingle near death from pernicious anemia improves after a blood transfusion. Her husband supplied about a quart of virile blood for the operation and the transfusion was successful.
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Lingle
Torrington, Wyo
G. A. Woodard
Cruse Found Competent After Insanity Hearing
In Torrington Wyoming on July 23 the insanity hearing for John Cruse a Chestnut Valley farmer ended with the jury ruling him mentally competent after thirteen state witnesses and fourteen for the defendant testified. He was discharged from custody.
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Torrington
Wyo
John Cruse
Chestnut Valley
Cruse
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