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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1920

Page

10

Classified masthead and notices from Cheyenne Postoffice listing

Editorial and business office details for the Cheyenne Postoffice locate at 1 Federal Street. The page lists staff names John Fleming and John Charles Thompson Jr as managing editor and editor and notes Associated Press rights.

Cheyenne Federal Street Telephones Eustorial John Fleming John Charles Thompson, Jr Ee Eenereets Veees Associated Press

Druggists Refuse Liquor Handling at Wyoming Meet

Wyoming Pharmaceutical association met August 11 to 13 with thirty five druggists in attendance. Officers elected include A B Roedel president and W S Hays first vice president. The group urged strict narcotics and liquor enforcement and proposed government run dispensaries for liquor nationwide. Field sports and prizes followed the sessions.

Torrington Wyo Wyoming Pharmaceutical Association Sheridan A. B H. Roedel Cheyenne W. S. Hays D. M. Kallem Ray Tyson Wyoming United States Washington

Poors Devil Pays and Fear: A Critical Editorial

A Denver News editorial attacks bureaucratic excess in the five and a half billion dollar federal revenue for the year, praising reform while condemning excess profits taxes. It argues fear hinders success and urges courage to act for justice and efficiency.

Colorado Wyoming Washington Sam Congress Denver News

Protection Against Shoddy Goods Prominent Senator Endorses Bill

Arthur Capper urges passage of the pure wool bill in Congress to require clear labeling of fabrics. The measure would force disclosure of virgin wool versus recycled shoddy, aiming to prevent profiteering and ensure customers pay only for what they receive.

Senate House Congressman French House Committee On Interstate Commerce Congress Arthur Capper

Kivery Flower Story Tells Gentian Folklore

The article recounts the gentian plant tale with the closed gentian and the fringed gentian. It explains names derived from Illyrian king Gentius and medicinal beliefs. A fairy tale explains why fringed gentians open by day and close at night, rewarding shelter to the fairy queen.

Gentius Gentiaus

Thief Rasps Home Takes Only Overalls in Oklahoma Burglary

A burglar ransacked the home of M. Ir. Crawford in Oklahoma and left with a single item, a pair of overalls, amid other valuables still in the residence. The suspect joined the overall club in the eyes of locals.

Think Oklahoma M. Ir. Crawford

Midwest Refining stock swap fuels Standard Oil moves

Wall Street Journal reports investors swapped 108000 Midwest Refining shares for 25000 Standard Oil of Indiana shares at four to one. Indiana company aims to influence Midwest though not officially offering to all holders. Standard Oil of California suspected to seek control of Midwest’s large gasoline output.

Wall Street Journal Midwest Refining Company Standard Indiana Midwest Company Midwest Midwest Board Standard Oil of California Standard Oil Tadisna Midwest Refining

Indiana firm gains stake in Midwest Company

The Indiana company takes 100,000 shares, about 15 percent of Midwest Company's outstanding stock, as part of its distribution facilities strategy and future development plans for refined products including gasoline and kerosene.

Indiana Company Midwest Company

Japanese Trade Falls Off With War's End

Tokyo reports Japan’s merchant fleet in the South Seas shrinking as foreign lines resume wartime services. Dutch and British shipping once dominated routes to Dutch East Indies Singapore Bangkok and Hongkong but were eclipsed by Japanese during the war. Now direct Dutch East Indies to Europe sailing reduces Japanese presence and only a government subsidized Japanese line maintains regular South Sea service.

Tokio South Seas Dutch East Indies Singapore Bankok Hongkong Europe South Sea

Unique Sinn Fein Court Sentences Reported in Dublin

Ireland's Sinn Fein courts issuing civil verdicts with unusual logic. A will case split farm assets between brothers by the engaged man's choice while the other selected preferred division. A thief was made to work 80 days for a farmer and return the item. Another thief paraded with harness tied about him and apologized as the harness was returned.

Dublin Sinn Fein Sinn Pein

Mrs. Hiram Sapp to Be Buried Wednesday

Mrs. Wiram Sepp aged 68 died Monday in Cheyenne private hospital. Funeral at Hobbs Haeckfaldt and Winikleiner chapel Wednesday at 3 pm with interment in Lakeview cemetery. She founded the Tieto One Another club, known for charity work, and survived by husband Hiram Sapp and daughter Mrs. O. R. Britain.

Wiram Sepp Cheyenne Hobbs Haeckfaldt Sapp Hiram Sapp Senator Warren Warren Livestock Company Warren O. R. Britain Little Bear Wyo Lloyd A. Thompson Weston Neb Oscar L. Lee Akron Harry Sapp Chayenne Wyoming State Tribune

Paper mill to supply Philippines with locally made paper

The National Development Company plans to establish a government run paper mill near Manila to produce paper for use in the Philippines, replacing the current practice of importing all paper. The project was announced recently.

Manila P. I Philippines National Development Company Here

Spending Problem Sparks Rash Act in San Francisco

A note by Lewis Gelyp reveals a spending problem as the trigger for a failed suicide attempt in San Francisco. Police report he left the note saying he did not know how to spend his money before trying to take his life.

San Francisco Lewis Gelyp

Half Cent Coins to Be Minted in Manila Era

Manila July 20. A government mint in Manila will produce coins of the Philippine Islands. One half cent pieces will be issued for a time, with potential later production of silver coins. The piece notes that only 78 officers and enlisted men in the army and navy received the Congressional Medal of Honor during the recent war.

Manila P. I Philippine Islands Ionor

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