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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
8
Earle Neale, known to fellow fans as a colorful figure, joins a public event seeking wider recognition. The piece notes his lively presence and steady participation in the entertainment scene.
A Jewish society in New York City formed with Dr. David as president, Hoffmann secretary, and Sam Martezic treasurer. Rabbi C H Kauver of Denver urged funds for Holy Land rehabilitation, subscriptions reaching nearly $1,000. A representative group will depart December 27 for London, Switzerland, and the East.
Sheridan Wyoming December 1 investigations clarify a press report on the Carneyville arrest of 52 striking miners last Wednesday. The arrests were conducted by the sheriff with U S soldiers only assisting if needed.
Alex Hancock was elected mayor of Moblia Alabama but cannot access the mayoral office following the election. Officials report obstruction and delays in the transition, with staff unable to grant entry to the new leader.
Washington December 1 opening of the second industrial conference called by President Wilson aims to harmonize relations between labor and capital. Secretary of Labor Wilson presided and Herbert Hoover was elected permanent vice chairman with Stanley King serving as temporary secretary.
Washington reports indicate negotiations for a compromise of the police treaty are ongoing with congress. Senators on both sides believe it will be several weeks before formal action is taken.
Representatives of the American Federation of Labor arrived aboard the star ship Tieves claiming Governor Ostern Harding refused them permission to land while they sought to air grievances of 9,000 organized canal zone workers.
Socialist members of the chamber of deputies gave only a mild demonstration at the parliament opening. Rumors had circulated that socialists planned a flare up to stop the king from reading his throne speech.
An announcement from Douglas Arizona states all railway shipments for Mexico through Douglas Naco and Nogales and all vehicles crossing the international line between New Mexico and California will undergo close inspection to prevent smuggling of ammunition into Mexico. Enforcement will apply under federal statutes and espionage act provisions for seizure and sale of vehicles illicitly carrying ammunition.
A wedding shower for Miss Myrna Frances Jensen honors her upcoming marriage to Mr. Richard Ages on Wednesday. The Howe of Mia Ployd hosts a Cupid decorated room, with many aprons gifted in a pretty basket and a light luncheon served afterward. Guests include Mrs. H. B. Bright, Mrs. F. Hartleroad, Mrs. W. Hartgall, Mrs. Ethel Gook, Miss Laura Clausen, Miss M. Mackley, Miss Julia Gillespie, Miss Anna Vavra and Miss Myrtia Jen orn.
Captain Underwood presented each woman at the Union Pacific restaurant with a bouquet of violets on Thanksgiving Day. The gesture honored female employees with a thoughtful token from the captain.
Mrs Anna Wichey, ranch woman of Offalis Aberty, faces possible Canon City penitentiary time from one to six years upon conviction for stealing a carload of cattle from William Davidson and others. Co defendant Charles King was acquitted. bail set at 38 000. appeal to Supreme Court pending.
Dr Alberta Read of the US Department of Chemistry has become the nation's foremost tea expert. She reveals imports color tea green with unsafe chemicals to boost appearance and that black pepper sold for home use often mixes seeds and foreign matter.
Juan de la Glerva, former war minister and current premier, has forced the Spanish government into a life or death struggle with his defiant stance. The confrontation has escalated into a final showdown between the administration and de la Glerva.
William Sewell and Joseph J. Johnson were sentenced to 18 to 20 years in the state penitentiary by Judge John Arnold after a trial for the July murder of the Winston brothers in Jackson Hole. Sewell testified confessing an ambush and shooting with no warning.
F. B. Ritello and George Stillman clashed on the Coliseum floor last night in a dispute resolved by police. Both were taken to the city jail where they posted 620 each for appearance in police court this afternoon. They face disturbance charges.
City and county officers seized eighty gallons of liquor from a residence at 519 West Eighteenth Street. Residents Walt Reader and F. L. Clark were arrested as Chief C. F. Embery Under sheriff Lon C. Davis and Patrolman John Nelan led the raid with a search warrant. Two barrels held the liquor, one full and the other about thirty gallons.
State Treasurer Hoskins left last night for Kemmerer in Lincoln County where he holds extensive ranching interests.
New York December 2 reports a tight finish in the Madison Garden six day bicycle race as the teams M Namara Magin and Goullet Madden edged into the final stages. The 16 teams had covered 403 miles and 2 laps with Metarenen Fopler remaining a strong challenger.
Clara M Vernon died at her residence 222 West Thirty third Street at 4 o clock last night aged 29 She is survived by her husband W L Vernon of the Western National Life Insurance Company and two sons Durwood 9 and W L Jr Funeral arrangements have not been made
Stop tobacco for a month and feel better with no suffering or cravings. Simply get a box of Nivotol from any druggist, use as directed, and the habit will quit you. Your health improves and resistance to disease increases as you cease to be a slave to tobacco.
Rail workers in Kansas City ended their Saturday strike after a brief gun incident. The article mentions Dr. Conner formerly of Johns Hopkins and previews his upcoming piece on Pan and its harms. Nicotol is advertised as a remedy available from local druggists including A. B. Rotdel.
Readable text notes Sand-Hays Drug Co and Palmting-Madlant at 114 West 17th Street offering Christmas cards and related printing services from The Chevenn Printery located at that address.
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