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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1920

Page

10

Shaw Calls for Destruction of Old English Cottages

George Bernard Shaw tells the Society of Arts that England should demolish cottages over twenty years old. He argues modern art requires new housing and laments the worship of the past, suggesting wholesale destruction and a fresh architectural effort. He even jokes about wars forcing such change.

London George Bernard Shaw England Society of Arts Tone Europe

City News in Brief Highlights Visitors and Residents

Local notes list guests and visitors staying at the Plains hotel and upcoming arrivals. J B Chancellor of Lusk, Mr and Mrs Herbert King of Rock River, Mrs James Wilkinson and Mrs John Wilkinson of Pine Bluff are in Cheyenne. Other names include J Kirkpatrick real estate, A R Coad from Laramie, and residents from Caspec Carpenter Horse Creek Sheridan.

Mrs. Herbert King Rock River Cheyenne James Wilkinson John Wilkinson Pine Bluff J. H. Giles R. Morkman Carpenter

Political pot boils as Midwest focus shifts to North Dakota

Chicago Feb 28 A lull in presidential activity masks intense campaigning in Chicago Wood and Lowden headquarters push for North Dakota instructed delegations via a preferential primary. Johnson Borah Poindexter canvass. Wood Lowden battle in Michigan. Roosevelt allies back Wood. Johnson’s anti peace stance hinders nomination.

Chicago Middle West Wood and Johnson Borah Poindexter Wood Lowden Michigan Roosevelt Hiram Johnson Col. Roosevelt Son Pirsoneasts Caries Tunis Ih Leeberg Ohio Harding Tiinois

Ohio Insiders Weigh Political Dark Horses and Shifts

In Ohio the campaign split shows former speaker J Warren Kelfer as a second choice to forestall Wood's endorsement. Bainbridge Colby's appointment as Secretary of State fuels talk of a new Democratic dark horse. Observers speculate Wilson might back a fresh Democratic candidate and discuss Colby as a potential rival to Wood if he becomes the Republican nominee. The era teases a realignment away from strict party lines toward a stronger independent current within the party.

Nords Lodwen Ohio Ifield Woods J. Warren Kelfer Wood Bainbridge Colby Wilson Colby Col Roosevelt Hoover

War Produced Some Queer French Names

Paris reports a wartime trend of unusual names for babies including Joffrette and Joffreta. An issued appeal urges a return to ordinary Christian names drawn from saints calendars. Some parents considered Revanche and placenames like Namur Licge Leclerc for children.

Paris France Joffrette Joffreta Bordeaux Revanche Montreuil Namur Licge

French Law Restricts Baby Names To Saint Calendar

In Marne Alsace-Lorraine Mulhouse Verdun and Salonique regions crowds debate names amid wartime mascots Nenette and Rin Tin Tin. A father faced refusal when trying to name his son RinTinTin, as French law recognizes only declared saints. A campaign pushes strict enforcement of the naming calendar.

Marne Alsace-Lorraine Mulhouse Verdun Salonique Rintintin Nenette France

Missionary Young to Tour Alaska in year

Cordova Alaska February 4 All of Alaska from Ketchikan to Point Barrow will be covered next summer by Dr Hall Young 72 a sourdough missionary author and teacher who came north 40 years ago He is to travel with New York companions bringing a moving picture outfit to film camps missionary establishments mining scenes fish plants and north wildlife while tracing his beloved territory

Cordova Alaska Ketchikan Point Barrow Hall Young Young John Muir New York Board of Home Missions of the Dr. Young Moving Picture North

Leader Want Ads Deliver Results for Readers and Businesses

Leader Want Ads provide a direct route to buyers and sellers, offering clear placement options and responsive service. Local businesses report strong response rates and timely inquiries from an audience seeking goods, jobs, and services.

Hawaii Regrets to See Spaniards Go

Only 41,200 Spaniards remain of the 8,000 brought to Hawaii in 1907 as sugar plantation workers. They were brought by the territorial board of immigration and have mostly left for the mainland, many heading to California, according to T. H. Sedgwick honorary vice consul for Spain.

Honolulu T. H Hawaii Spain T. H. Sedgwick Territorial Board of Immigration Mainland California

Spaniards Immigrant Workers Thrive on Island Homes

A year old reflection notes a dozen years after Spanish peasant families arrived by freighter and now few ships sail to the mainland without Spaniards aboard. Steamer agencies report they travel first class and are among the most industrious on the islands. Their children quickly become Americanized.

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Phyaiqla Thi City News J. B Lusk the Plains Son of Wheatland Bessie Kerley Granite Canyon J. A. Kirkpatrick Carey Ave A. R. Coad Laramie A. E. Lawrence and Eugene McCarthy Caspec John Whitaker Horse Creek R. A. Kernan of Sheridan the Plains Hotel War W. W. Dumm Carey Avenue Presbyterian Church W. H. Chase DR. R. Newman State of da. R. Newman Fifth Ave N.Y Kame Oakland F. O. B. Cheyenne Dildine Garage Company New City County Mitchel 17Th St Jordan Nash Mercer Federal Auto Sales Company A. D. Kelley Realty Co 23Rd Street Pioneer Avenue Morrie Street 10Th Street Wooltex Cemera, Black Co Meadowbrook WV Vortex Wnote Pinehurst William Myers Dry Goods Company
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