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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
16
The fragment references Earle Neale known to fans and mentions a baseball fan and a Billy outfielder with a festival, hinting at fame and public attention during evenings. Details are unclear due to damaged text but point to a local figure pursuing notoriety as an evangelist or performer.
The Jewish Society of New York held an inaugural gathering with songs in Hebrew. Dr. Davit was elected president, Hoffman secretary, and Sam Martechick treasurer. Rabbi C H Kauver of Denver urged donations for Holy Land rehabilitation. Subscriptions near $1,000 were raised. The representative will depart December 27 for London, Switzerland, and then the East.
Sheridan Wyoming December 1 Investigations end with clarification of reports on the Carneyville arrests of 52 striking miners last Wednesday The events show the sheriff led the arrests with U S soldiers only present to assist if needed prior to the operation
Alex Hancock was elected mayor of Moblia Alabama but cannot enter his office due to an access dispute with the previous administration. The conflict centers on door keys and security clearances, delaying Hancock’s start date and leaving his role in limbo.
Washington December 1 opening of the second industrial conference called by President Wilson aimed at harmonizing car and labor relations. Herbert Hoover elected permanent vice chairman with Stanley King as temporary secretary. Sessions began behind closed doors with executive talks to continue for the present. Secretary Wilson urged frank discussion and open rounds until decisions are reached.
Washington reports indicate resumed talks on a police treaty amid partisan divisions. Senators on both sides foresee several weeks before any formal action or progress toward reassembly and a potential compromise.
Representatives of the American Federation of Labor, C. H. Sev ers and Apibony Stair, returned aboard the star ship Tieives claiming Governor Ostern Harding refused them permission to land while they sought to air grievances of 9,000 canal zone workers.
The socialist members of the chamber of deputies indulged in only a mild demonstration at the parliament opening. Rumors had circulated that socialists planned a dramatic action to stop the king from reading his throne speech.
An announcement from Douglas Arizona states that all railway shipments for Mexico passing through Douglas Naco and Nogales and all vehicles crossing the international boundary between New Mexico and California will be subject to strict inspection to prevent ammunition smuggling into Mexico. Federal statutes and espionage act provisions for fasting and sale of vehicles will be enforced.
A social gathering in the Howe of Mia Ployd honored Miss Myrna Frances Jensen as she prepares to wed Mr. Richard Ages next Wednesday. Cupid and heart decor filled the room and guests presented aprons in a basket of gifts. A light luncheon concluded the evening with attending friends including Mrs. H. B. Bright and several Misses.
Captain Underwood distributed violets to each woman at the Union Pacific restaurant on Thanksgiving Day, presenting a beautiful bouquet to every guest.
Mrs Anna Wichey a ranch woman of Offalis faces potential Canon City prison time after a jury found her guilty of stealing a carload of cattle from William Davidson et al. The case in Kemerer Wyoming district court ended with co defendant Charles King acquitted. Wichey, daughter of John Byera, has 38000 bail pending Supreme Court appeal as the first cattle theft charge in the county.
Dr Alberta Read of the U S Department of Chemistry has become a leading authority on tea quality. She reveals that tea imports widely color their green tea with harmful chemicals to boost appeal and notes adulteration also occurs in black pepper sold for home use with seeds and other fillers.
Former war minister and current premier Juan de la Glerva has driven Spain into a constitutional clash with the present government. What began as a political dispute has escalated into a pitched confrontation as the two sides dig in for a final clash.
KEMMERER Wyoming December 1 William Sewell and Joseph J Johnson were sentenced to 18 to 20 years in the penitentiary by Judge John Arnold after their trial for the July murder of the Winston brothers in Jackson Hole. Sewell had testified he and Johnson ambushed and shot the Winslows without warning.
F. B. Ritello and George Stillman argued at the Coliseum dance hall and were separated by police who placed each under $620 bond to appear in police court today on charges of disturbance.
Officers led by Chief Embery and Under sheriff Davis with Patrolman Nelan arrested residents at 519 West Eighteenth Street. The raid yielded eighty gallons of liquor stored in two barrels, one full and the other about thirty gallons.
State Treasurer Hoskins departed last night for Kemmerer in Lincoln County where he has extensive ranching interests, traveling to a location noted for his involvement in local ranching activities.
In New York at Madison Garden the M namara Magin team separated from Goullet Madden as leaders after a 6 day 403 mile race. The field finished far behind as Metarenen Fopler trailed the pack.
Mrs Clara M Vernon age 29 died at her residence 222 West Thirty third street at 4 o clock last night She was wife of W L Vernon of Western National Life Insurance Co and mother of Durwood 9 and W L Jr Funeral plans are not yet made
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Rail workers end their Saturday strike in Kansas City with a general return to duty. The report mentions lingering disruption and notes a local promotion of nicotine products and a forthcoming article by Dr. Conner formerly of Johns Hopkins on Pan effects.
Fragmentary ad lists Sand-Hays Drug Co and Palmting-Madlant with phone number 74. It mentions Xmas cards at the Chevenn Printery located at 114 West 17th Street and references general card offerings.
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