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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1920
Page
5
Fox presents Mary Go Round at the Atlas with Peggy Hyland in the lead. The romance features stunning landscapes and a strong supporting cast with dramatic moments and a surprising ending. A Goldwyn comedy rounds out the program.
The Amuse day program showcases Constance Talmadge in Two Weeks as she enjoys a nocturnal lake plunge in a vanity box bathing costume. Also featured are The Great Knuckle Robbery and a Chiester School act amid a night streaked with moonlight comedy and early film whimsy.
J. Herbert Duckworth recalls his arrest by the Vetcheka in Moscow the notorious Soviet security force. He describes the interrogation room a restaurant for Vetcheika employees and a merciless chief Mogilevsky the danger of spies and the confiscation of his belongings before being placed in a cell. The piece notes the fear surrounding the Vetchaika and references a large number of counter revolutionists believed to have faced punishment.
The page lists numerous box scores with teams such as Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati Boston Pittsburg Cleveland Boston Philadelphia and Detroit along with player aggregates. It records runs hits and errors and shows batting order mentions for players like Meadows Gallia Tragres Vaughn Killifer Pfeffer Smith Elliott Jacobs May Goodwin North McCarty Rudolphy Dradiger Scott ONeil Cooper Haefner Morton O'Neil Jones Walters Shanker Severeid Thormahlin McGraw Odoul Ruland Hoffman Leonard Woodall Hrickson Gharrity and Keefe. The scattered fragments reflect a busy schedule and multiple matchups across venues.
The Princess hosts next Wednesday the Booth Tarkington comedy Clarence with Gregory Kelly Ruth Gordon Grace Filkins Clara Blandick Robert Adams Byron Baskley Betty Murray Joe Wallace James Ford and Guy Emery in the cast. The company recently completed a Pacific coast tour and will reach eastern cities in autumn.
Orin G. Wiggin, a single butcher, posted 2000 bail for a hearing on charges of illegally killing beef owned by Henry and George Frederick. A warehouse search behind a market uncovered a cow hide with its brand cut, which the Frederick brothers claim was theirs.
Mayfield Kentucky resident James Carman reports good health after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says back pain and related discomfort have subsided, allowing him to feel well and enjoy himself without pain or stiffness. The note highlights relief from lame back sore muscles stiff joints rheumatic pains and other kidney and bladder symptoms.
A cinema piece titled Just a Wife explores modern gender ethics in a feature about love and money. The storyline questions who deserves a man's regard the longtime partner or the spouse who marries for wealth and later seeks affection.
Charles W. Miller, city editor of the Vicksburg Herald, compiled An American Creed from old and new testament passages arranged to preserve continuous reading. It contains seven Old Testament and 21 New Testament quotes, totaling over 800 words, ending with Timothy’s Now unto the King Eternal. Mississippi Education Chief W. F. Bond praised the work and urged copies for schoolchildren.
Harry Carey headlines A Gun Fightin Gentleman shown today and tomorrow at Lyric. Carey wrote the story with director Jack Ford, portraying Cheyenne Harry in Wyoming cattle country with a Chicago millionaire as a key figure.
A religious sentiment proclaims the Holy Bible as the correct answer to every human question and the rule for humanity, guiding duties to God and neighbors.
London commentators view the Russian suggestion for a peace conference as a two world congress affecting Europe and Asia where the United States might join. Most London papers oppose the proposal though acknowledge possible positive outcomes. The Times calls the Soviet message insolent and tor tuous in expression.
George Brannan of Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power injured while installing fuses at the Plains hotel. He fell from a workbench breaking his kneecap in three places and is being cared for at his home on Reed Street.
Bolshevik cavalry push toward the East Prussian border, with lines 50 to 60 miles north of Brodnno and 25 miles southeast of Bielstok. Reports say Germans and Bolsheviks may be negotiating at Suwalki while Warsaw faces northern and eastern threats. Three marriage licenses issued in the county clerk’s office. Prohibition movement began in 1808.
Belfast reports frantic appeals to Londonderry for food that could not be delivered as train crews refuse to move trains with military aboard. A Sinn Fein hold at Letterkenny delays troop transport. masked men rob Belfast to Dublin mails at Newry. Havana port tonnage noted amid regional energy contrasts.
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