Cheyenne State Leader front matter and staffing notes
The Cheyenne State Leader notes establishment in 1867 and lists staff like John C. Fleming and John Charles Thompson as editor and manager. It identifies the paper as part of the Tribune Publishing Company with Associated Press affiliation and advertising rates.
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Tribune Publishing Company
Cheyenne State Leader
Postoffice
Cheyenne
Associated Press
Associated Prrasta
The Same Old Critter
Miss Agnes laments the lack of courtesy on a crowded street car citing a man who ignored a woman with a baby. She wonders if modern men differ because of equal suffrage or generational decline. The editor notes exceptions exist in every era and recalls courteous men from her mother’s day.
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Agnes Samo
Miss Agnes
Agnes
A Splendid Fight and the Yale Rivalry
A parable about John the orange man at Harvard, loyalty to the university, and a stranger asking about Christo et Ecclesiae. It argues loyalty in humans arises from tribal competition, urges guiding fighting spirit into constructive rivalries, and envisions united exploration and service to mankind rather than violence.
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John
Harvard
University
Yale
What Is an American and the Anglo-Saxon Core of the Nation
An Atlantic Monthly August study by William S. Rossiter analyzes immigration and census data to argue that about 55 million Americans trace British ancestry, forming a homogeneous Anglo-Saxon governing element. It emphasizes Anglo-Saxon traits as central to U S leadership and destiny, noting current cotton, tobacco, cheese cloth use, and American petroleum ownership abroad.
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America
United States
William S. Rossiter
Atlantic Monthly
Mgr. Rossiter
Baseball scores and draft report from Cleveland era
Fragmentary game notes list teams in Chicago Washington Philadelphia and Detroit with lineups and scores. The piece notes a single game played and mentions soldiers and illiteracy among draft registrants, plus an offer to send a paper by Messenger Service.
Boyce resigns as Wyoming state livestock board secretary
Charles B. Boyce announces resignation as secretary of the Wyoming state board of live stock commissioners effective September 1. He cites growing business demands with Inter-State Gold Beach and Bar Mining Co. of Boise and Owyhee Chemical Products Co. of Boise.
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Charles B. Boyce
Wyoming State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Jess Yoder
Boyce
Gold Beach and Bar Mining Company
Boise
Idaho
Owyhee Chemical Products Company
Moffat County
Colorado
Big Creek
Valley County
Owyhee Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
State Livestock Board
Fair to warm weekend forecast and county notice
The report notes generally fair weather for Friday and Saturday with warmer conditions Friday and in the extreme east portion Saturday. A notice proclaims August 17 in Laramie County by LAI DR and W. K. MYLAR.
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Laramie County
W. K. Mylar
Laramie
Lai DR
Sugar Price Conundrum Amid Falling Raw Sugar
Report explains the sugar trust kept wholesale sugar at 22 cents per pound from May 26 to end of July 1920 despite raw sugar slipping from 28 and a quarter to 16 cents. Consumers paid high prices while raw costs fell, provoking questions about price fixing.
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Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refining Company
Auto Thief Strikes During Lunch Break at Plains Hotel
A 1916 Ford coupe, dark green with yellow trim and Colorado plates, was stolen from in front of the Plains hotel while J. L. Dixon of Denver and a companion left for lunch. A witness saw a matching car toward Wheatland, and sheriff’s deputies warned nearby towns. The car, bearing an L. C. Smith typewriter in a leather case, was later sighted near the Metropolitan hotel. pursuing shots were fired but the thieves escaped.
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Plains Hotel
J. L. Dixon
Denver
Wheatland
Colorado
L. C. Smithypewriter
Metropolitan Hotel
Youths Under Sentence in Wyoming Wanted in Missouri
Ralph Palmer aged 17 and Jack Palmer aged 16 from Kansas City Missouri are sought on theft charges in Missouri while under an indeterminate sentence at the Wyoming Industrial Institute Worland for stealing 184 dollars worth of property from tourists. They were arrested at Rock Springs with Angel Boluno aged 22 and pleaded guilty to grand larceny. The older Palmer claimed to have bought the Ford car.
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Laramie
Wyo
Ralph Palmer
Jack Palmer
Kansas City
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Worland
Rock Springs
Angel Boluno
Palmer
Car sold in Kansas City lacks bill of sale
A man bought a car in Kansas City for 400 dollars but received no bill of sale and forgot the seller’s name. The vehicle is held at Rock Springs awaiting investigation of Palmer's account. Minor notes include visits and travel updates in Wyoming and Texas as well as a tunnel linking the Black and Caspian seas and a Denver mile‑high marker.
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Kansas City
Rock Springs
Palmer
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Schalk
Courtney
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Mannion
Stanage
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Leader
Boston
Seee
Cincinnati
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Scott
O'Neilller
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Wingo
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Mohart
Krueger
Taylor
Vaughn
Daly
Pittsburg
Barnes and Smith
Adams and Haeftner
State Board
Weather Forecast
Anna Wright
Bragiotti
Florence
Italy
England
Missouri
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Foley
J. E. Colver
Labor Temple
Los Angeles
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Forid
Cuticura Laboratories
Olsie Ulrich
Oscar Beck
Big Piney, Wyo
Jr. Boyce
Texas
Black and Caspian Seas
Causasus Mountains
State Capitol
Dosler
Lee Hyde Age
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Kerr Home Canning
Kerr Glass Manufacturing CO
Sand Springs
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