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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
7
Woman's gym class to start at Cheyenne YWCA
Amanda Clement, director of women’s gymnasium work at the University of Wyoming, will lead a symposium class this winter in connection with the YWCA. She meets tonight at 7:30 at the new YWCA building for the organization meeting. All girls are invited to attend and join the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Amanda Clement
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Masonic Temple Um
Mineral Rights Sold in County Clerk Auction
Mineral rights on a complete 27 section parcel were sold by county clerk Mrs. Idn A. Graham on Wednesday in a single large sale. The unusual transaction drew attention for its size within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idn A. Graham
Wyoming Education Association Urges School Reform
The Wyoming Education Association calls for stronger teacher preparation, better school physical health programs, and equalized rural education. It praises state legislation and district cooperation, urging a national department of education and fair tax distribution to support all districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Association
Board of Trustees
The
College of Education
Ee the Hun
National Education Association
Department of Educators
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Lander
Misa Wells
Aven Nelson
C. F. Munson
May Hamilton
National theater tribute set in 210 venues tomorrow
Across the United States 210 theaters host special matinee tributes to theater workers in war and peace. The campaign aims to fund an endowment for the Actors’ Home on Staten Island, aiding needy and disabled veterans of the stage. Tickets are autographed by national figures and sold to support the memorial effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Daniel Frohman
Actors’ Fund of America
W. Ward
Staten Island
National Memorial Ao
Prince of Wales
Pershing
Daniels
John D. Jr
William Rockefeller
Boilermaker Hurt When Sledge Slips at Union Passfix Shops
Stephen Hoare, a boilermakers helper, was struck on the head by a fellow worker’s sledge hammer during a flange repair in Union Passfix shops. Hoare and John Benton were handling flues when one hammer slipped, Benton’s hammer hitting Hoare. Hoare was taken to St. John’s hospital for treatment and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hoare
Union Passfix
Hoare
John Benton
Benton
St. John's Hospital
Take Law Into Own Hands Case Leads to Fines
Port Russell residents J. Cleghorn and Elwood Masters faced a police court ruling after attempting to enforce their own sense of law. They were fined 40 dollars each for carrying concealed weapons while Dorothy Smith, a colored woman, was fined 50 dollars for conduct at a house of assignation. Police testified the men had shown weapons and caused a disturbance leading to the arrests and seizure of pistols by an officer from the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Qleghorn
Elwood Masters
Port Russell
Cleghorn
Masters
Dorothy Smith
Nearo
Cleahorn
Dorothy
G. A. Swainson
Fr. Embery
Stock Growers Staff Dinner Highlights Bank Relations
The Stock Growers National Bank held its December banquet at the Plains hotel with Secretary of State W. E. Chaplain as guest speaker on the bank’s public role. James Cooper announced a new savings department while President Wind A. Marble spoke on service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Growers National Bank
Plains
W. EB. Chiaplain
Mr. Chaplin
James Cooper
Wind A. N. Marble
Coal allotment rise and miner pay raise move across regions
Louis W. Hill leads a plea for better coal distribution to Mississippi Valley states as miners gain a 8.5 cent per ton raise amid a general conference. Rail and mine officials project a shift to an open shop strategy while coal shipments rise eastward, with about 800 cars daily to three western districts and reserves declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Louis W. Hill
Chapman
Great Northern Railroad
Northwestern Consumers
Great Lakes
Lter
Purt
Garfield
Kow
Geological Survey
Misainsippi
Central Western
Soth Western
North Western
Surprises and Signings in Early 20th Century Sports News
Columbia held Brown to a 7 7 tie as a season with poor results continued. Boxing bouts in Boston draw interest with Kid Brown and Johnny Moon ey set for rematches. Promoters post 5000 to attract English champion Jimmy Wilde to box in Boston. Pred Fulton receives numerous big money offers after returning from Europe. Center College closes football season with 485 points for and 23 against. Manager Pat Moran rejects vaudeville offers. A Monologue in baseball was planned for Pat Moran. West dominates East in inter sectional football four to one. Indiana and Nebraska defeat Syracuse, Notre Dame beats Army, and Detroit tops Holy Cross but loses to Tufts. The first woman appointed col lector of internal revenue is Mrs S M Parker in the 4th Indiana district in 1473. Early public movement toward systematic training of women teachers began with the normal school at Lexington Massachusetts in 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Nebraska
Syracuse
Dame
Army
Detroit
Holy Cross
Tufts
Ligier's Beauty Parlor Services Advertised
Sulphur Steam Bat's 41815 Capitol Ave offers Foot Specialists manicuring air dressing hair goods shampooing and bleaching services. Telephone 817 reports styling and hair care items available at this local beauty parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Ave
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