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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1920
Page
8
A flotilla of U S submarines trains in Caribbean waters while crews undergo winter drills. Eight non U S submarines are in a Cuban port as Cuban groups entertain officers and men aboard the fleet’s mother ship Camden under Commander G R Defress.
Patrol pursuit ends with a Ford recovered by its owner. Robberies occurred at City Park and at Thames Street with two armed men menacing victims but yielding no loot. Two enlisted soldiers on a street car were detained near Randall Boulevard and Thirty-fourth Street. police seek identification from the unidentified victim.
Sale of vessels is tied to commissions under their sale and will affect major passenger lines. Interest centers on which companies win key routes as ships earmarked for future service may pass to new owners.
Continued from page 1, the document names 890 persons with accused duties described where names are unknown. Von Hindenburg and Von Ludendorff share the same charges. Allied lists total 900 with minor duplications, detailing ranks and descriptions.
In remarks from Page 4 Continued, Secretary Daniels admits he waived publication rules for confidential naval articles to show Admiral Sims courtesy. He says he now regrets giving that latitude, hoping the material would focus on America's naval war activity.
A payroll in a grip was taken from a car driven by Superintendent Matthews of the Forbes mine. Deputy Sheriff Taylor and a third man were aboard. A wounded man named Jacovitz was taken into custody and will be brought to the hospital tonight. Two bandits fled. sheriff’s officers and Forbes volunteers hunted them. Taylor reportedly fired, wounding and killing Jacovitz.
The grand jury opposes a 150 million proposal claiming it funds European relief via purchase of wheat held largely by speculators and interests tied to U S Grain Corp officers. It cites Pacific Coast Elevator and Puget Sound Warehouse as former Howzer-controlled entities now transferred upon his becoming VP, with offices in a building he owns.
No. 3 cannot be taken at tomorrow's meeting. Reports of a second ice franchise application were not confirmed by the council's records, and only one application remains before the council.
Rose Schweiburg of Chicago sought society and an automobile, achieved both, but last week was arrested in Winnipeg on embezzlement charges totaling over $5,000. Her assets, including the automobile, have been seized by authorities.
An old advertisement touts King’s New Discovery as a trusted remedy for coughs sore throats congestion and grippe symptoms. The copy claims it soothes the chest loosens phlegm and breaks obstinate colds, urging readers to ask their druggist for bottles available for all ages.
An old column touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for sluggish bowels and irregularity. It claims the pills cleanse the liver and digestive system, freeing the body from waste and improving overall vitality.
A home made cough remedy with Pinex and sugar or molasses promises fast relief from dry persistent coughs and throat or chest colds. It claims broad effectiveness for bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma like symptoms and guarantees satisfaction with a money refund.
A vintage ad claims Marmola Prescription Tablets can reduce fat at 2 4 pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. Buyers send one dollar to Marmola Co in Detroit and receive a large case to use after meals and at bedtime, asserting the tablets are harmless and beneficial to health.
Classified housing list offers multiple modern homes with hot water heat, cement basements, garages, and well located lots. Prices range from around 6000 to 18000 with terms including small cash down and monthly payments. some include corner lots near schools and car lines.
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