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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1920
Page
2
The article recalls Elizabeth Scheot, a high-strung girl, shot dead in the doctor’s office. Testimony questions the murder as a suicide theory while the doctor argues jealousy and engagement turmoil led to the tragedy. Witness accounts describe their troubled relationship and the doctor’s admissions.
Washington January 2 an aggress sent to give the interstate commerce commission supreme authority im fix
Sheridan Wisconsin January 2 four hundred cases of Pep emptied into the sewer by the Lindsay Sheridan company The lot lost its punch and was discarded to curb thirst after prohibition The firm will stop stocking Pep and shift to another near beer brand tested and found satisfactory
An uneasy fragment notes H Gaskill formerly an Albany attorney in Beadoreey state facing federal trade commission involvement. The text is incomplete but signals a legal proceeding or inquiry by a federal agency.
Andres Caerla the Mexican consul at El Paso was dismissed by President Carranza for allegedly remaining in interventionist stance and opposing Mexican policy. The removal follows political pressure amid cross border tensions and diplomatic strain with the United States.
In Sheridan two deer died at Pioneer Park last week. A post mortem by Deputy State Veterinarian Dr. CGV Williams found hemorrhagic septicemia caused one death and possibly led to the other. Vaccinating wild deer is being explored as a method to prevent outbreaks.
Sheepmen at the annual Woolgrowers' Association meeting in Lander Wyoming oppose the state board's fee increases. A letter from A Baker of the State Board of Lead Commissioners was read in response to a prior resolution, noting higher rates in other counties but failing to calm members. Alex Johnston is named in the report.
A local Young Men's Club hosted its annual banquet at the Main Hotel. The event featured a formal dinner and community announcements, with members from the LAneouty ship noted in attendance.
New Haven hosts a 20 round lightweight title bout between Jeanard and Johnny Dundee on January 16. Fans expect a lively fight regardless of edge, with Leonard holding the title claim and a long line of champions tracing the belt through boxing history.
John Shaffer, employed at Hunters, suffered a gunshot wound while walking to a show six miles from Hunters station. His 45 Colt revolver discharged after catching on a rock, entering the upper thigh and exiting the opposite side. He rose and continued, unaware he had been shot, until later reflections on the incident.
Adolph Panarelli a New York wine dealer was arrested in connection with wood alcohol beverage cases. Before his confinement he told officers I am glad you got me I will tell all I know.
New York January 2 John D Rockefeller adds 2.9 million to religious causes with a pre Christmas victory fund and 1 million to Baptist ministries. Earlier gifts total 2 million to the Baptist Ministers Missionary Benefit Board aiding a 100 million Baptist foundation. Also reports on Methodist Episcopal church salaries noting pastorates in Des Moines Detroit Minneapolis and other states with parsonages and cash support.
Panama officials report 1941 canal traffic surpassed all prior years. Volume reached 7,428,000 net tons, with a total around 86,972,000 in the year, signaling a record period for navigation and naval passage through the waterway.
Local item notes Lennie pursuing peace in South London amid a Jan open route to Italy, with terse references to Metcow and traffic or travel context.
A nationwide alert reports a warning broadcast amid bombs found at several post offices. Most devices did not explode or cause damage though some reached targets before being defused. the bombs were concealed in collapsible boxes wrapped in paper and linked to forged identifications including a fake Gimbel name.
In Greater New York between seven hundred and eight hundred radicals were arrested as part of a nationwide federal round up of sedition mongers and anarchists. Federal agents aided by police and soldiers moved through gathering places of men accused of plotting to destroy government and institutions.
Chicago report says the Justice Department began a campaign against radicals. A government agent turned up at the police station with a raid list while State's Attorney Hoyne arrested 200 radicals, claiming federal agents refused help. Federal agents joined a raid on a reading room, the second in 24 hours, as Hoyne steps up action against radicalism.
San Francisco January 2 police raided the Pacific coast area arresting thirty nine alleged radicals. Additional arrests were expected as raids continued through the night.
Casper Wyoming January 2 E B Foster real estate dealer and erstwhile mayoral candidate was found guilty in police court of beating his wife and a 9 year old girl. He received 30 days in city jail and a $50 fine. The city attorney urged the maximum 60 days and $100 fine. testimony described a violent attack on the girl at home.
The forecast calls for a fair Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the eastern area and sustaining moderate warmth in the west. Officials note a stable pattern across the state as residents plan outdoor activities.
The latest fashion trend features black chantilly lace camisoles and hoses paired with a white satin corset covered in lace. Pink satin ribbons camouflage milady outfits and camisole straps accent the ensemble while the rest remains predominantly black.
In Indianapolis on January 2 a report notes that butter prices in Chicago reached 60 cents a pound while miners in remote towns struggle to buy due to no local market. The piece hints at housing and supply challenges in the mining regions.
Tek See announces a major vessel auction with bids from biking enthusiasts and marine buyers. The event highlights a single large craft sale and draws attention from potential investors and collectors.
Mrs. Wun Jackson and her mother Mrs. Lissie Hawks petition in district court challenging an earlier guardianship decree. They allege lack of notice or knowledge, nullity of the November decree, and demand return of the child from the Wyoming Children's Home Society. They offer to provide a home and care, claiming the guardianship was improperly granted.
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