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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1920

Page

15

Beloved Wyoming cowman to star in Vitagraph serial

Joe Ryan of Devil's Tower Wyoming, long seen as the screen's popular bad man, is promoted to star by Vitagraph and will play the leading male role in the serial Moods of Evil with Jean Paige. The project marks a dual personality performance, mixing a villainous and a sympathetic straight part, with Wyatt riding sequences highlighted. Ryan's background includes ranch life near Devil's Tower, early work on rides and rodeos, Denver Vaudeville, and a path to film through cowboys and stock company stages.

Joe Ryan Devil's Tower Wyoming Vitagraph Jean Paige Albert B. Smith Gyrus Townsend Brady Ryan Crook County Plains Denver Louis Lavelle

Joe Ryan Wins Screen Roles From Denver Backers

The Colorado Motion Picture Company selects Joe Ryan for dramatic and horsemanship talents. He directs and stars in Westerns at Eclafr Film Company Tucson, joins Vitagraph at its Western studio, and later plays heavies in notable titles including Shoe string in The Fighting Trail Scarface in The Men of Might and Bullhead Burger in Smashing Barriers.

Colorado Motion Picture Company Denver Joe Ryan Eclafr Film Company Tucson Ariz Vitagraph

Ten Major League Teams Seek Fields Anew for Training

New training quarters have been chosen by a majority of league clubs for spring conditioning before pennant races. Ten of sixteen teams including the Philadelphia Athletics and the St. Louis Nationals will seek new work-out fields, while six return to last year’s sites. Florida remains a top host, Texas close behind, with Georgia Alabama Louisiana and Arkansas each hosting two clubs. The Chicago Nationals will train in California at Pasadena for a twelfth straight year.

New York Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Nationals Florida Texas Georgia Alabama Louisiana Arkansas California Cubs Pasadena

Funeral of Gerald Wade Held Yesterday

The funeral of Gerald Wade, 24, son of Rev. W. L. Wade Anti-Saloon League official, was held privately at W. W. Dumm mortuary chapel. Dr. W. Tt. Dumm and Rev. Edwin Bowling led services with Helen James performing two selections. Pallbearers included Archie Allison, W. B. Ross, W. C. Hoskins, W. H. Owens, Rev. J. S. Stubblefield and Rev. Charles Fisher. Interment followed at Jakeview Cemetery.

Gerald Wade W. L. Wade Anti-Saloon League of Wyoming W. W. Dumm W. Tt. Dumm Edwin Bowling Powell, Wyo Helen James Eg Archie Allison W. B. Ross W. CG. Hoskins W. H. Owens J. S. Stubblefield Charles Fisher Jakeview Cemetery

City Hall Completed at Cost 25 Million in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports the city hall construction, begun in 1872, has been completed at a cost of 25 million dollars. The project relied on a Public Building Commission and a four mill tax levied across six years, though some taxes remained delinquent due to lack of tax lien power at the time.

Philadelphia Public Building Commission

Ligier Beauty Parlors Services at 4815 Capitol Ave

Ligier Beauty Parlors offers foot specialists manicuring hair pressing hair goods shampooing hair dyeing and bleaching and toilet articles. Sulphur steam baths are available at 4815 Capitol Ave with phone 817.

Capitol Ave

American in Far Norway Challenges Premier Ive Skater

American speed skater Robert McLean seeks the world professional championship on a two day program at the Christiania Skating Club facing Norway’s top skater Oscar Mathieson. McLean, Chicago born, holds multiple titles and records while Mathieson boasts a longer stride and past victories over McLean on American tracks.

New York Norway Amrc Land of the Stars and Stripes Robert McLean America Oscar Mathieson Christiania McLean Mathieson Chicago St. Paul

Miss Blydenburgh Funeral Set For Sunday

The funeral of Miss Annabelle Blydenburgh 24 daughter of Judge Charles Blydenburgh 445 East Eighteenth Street will be held Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev J S Stubblefield in charge. The service will be private.

Annabelle Blydenburgh Charles BE. Blydenburgh East Eighteenth Street Presbyterian Church J. S. Stubble*eld

For Sale Multiple Houses West 21st and East 9th Streets

Real estate ad offers five room and six room houses on West 21st Street with garages and shade trees plus a six room house on East 9th Street. Some properties include附 rear small houses, income from rear properties, and street car line access. Prices range from 2250 to 6300 with terms offered. Phone 704 for showings via auto pickup.

West 21St Street East 9Th Street U. P

Baby Dies After Car Flips Near Carpenter

Eleven month old Virginia Schweitzberger, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Schweitzberger, was fatally injured when a Ford driven by the father left the road near Carpenter and overturned. She died at Cheyenne private hospital after an unsuccessful operation. Parents and older sister Alice M Riner survived with injuries. funeral set for 10 o clock this morning at the Carpenter Methodist church.

Virginia Schweitzberger Ralph Schweitzberger Carpenter Ford Cheyenne

Humane Commissioner Rescues Hogs Near City

Eighteen hogs found on the road south of the city were taken to Cheyenne by a street vendor. State Humane Officer Ed Burke located the herd Tuesday night and the animals are now being fed and cared for at the city pound until the owner appears and settles pound charges.

State Humane Ed Burke Cheyenne

Hobbs Huckfeldt & Finkbiner Carriage Sale

Large and complete line of baby carriages and sulkies offered by Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner. Local store advertises a wide range of models suitable for infants and toddlers.

Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner

State Labor Meeting Here in Mid-Summer

The state labor convention will be held in Cheyenne sometime in July. The regular annual meeting of District 22 United Mine Workers of America will be held here in the early part of July, and the convention will follow after a short interval.

Cheyenne District 22 United Mine Workers of America

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Devil’s Tower 16Th St City Hall C. B. Southington Kansas City Ligier’s Beauty Dixie Meadow Grove Kelley Mercantile Company Bob M’lean Spaulding Knight’s Western Realty & Investment Co Carey Avenue Virginia Schweitsberger Floup U. S
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