Cheyenne State Leader History and Publication Details
The Cheyenne State Leader is a historic daily newspaper established in 1867 published every morning except Monday by the Tribune Publishing Company. It lists editorial and business offices and notes Associated Press membership with standard republication rights and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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Cheyenne State Leader
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Rights of Alstate and the rail rate clash
The piece traces state rights in rail regulation from colonial times to a U S Supreme Court potential ruling. It notes interstate rates rose after ICC actions while states push intrastate hikes, risking loss of state control over cross border transport and urging debate over single regulatory authority.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Comiission
Minnesota
Arkansas
Illinois
U. S. Supreme Court
New Year Holidays and Two Day Weekends in 1921
The 1921 calendar promises four two day holidays for weekend travelers with New Year Day on Saturday and Memorial Day Labor Day and July Fourth on Mondays. Washington’s Birthday shifts to Tuesday and St Patrick’s Day to Thursday. Thanksgiving remains on the last Thursday in November. the writer muses about moving it to Saturday or Monday.
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Washington
St. Patrick's Day
Harding
KAY Laboratories
Dearborn St
Chicago
Piles Cure Options and Surgical Outlook
Piles may sometimes be relieved without surgery in mild cases with local treatments but extensive hemorrhoids require operation for a radical cure. When done by skilled surgeons, such operations are very successful. Ignore medical ads and consult your family physician for advice.
Questioning Government Mental Treatment Claims
A reader questions a claimed method for mental treatment used by the U S government for shell shock and similar nervous disorders. The Public Health Service is unaware of the described method, noting hospital care of disabled soldiers is well documented in standard medical texts. The reader is advised to consult a family physician and, if needed, a qualified neuropsychiatrist before pursuing any advertised treatment.
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U. S
Public Health Service
Seduction case sparks alienation suit against pastor
Passaic New Jersey January report states Mrs. Cornelius Densel, wife of Reverend Cornelius Densel, will sue Miss Trina Hannenberg for $50,000 for alienation of her husband’s affections after Densel’s arrest on seduction charges. Densel posted a $3,000 cash bond and has remained silent amid church authorities probing his relationship with Hannenberg.
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Passaic
N. J
Cornelius Densgel
Cornelius Densel
Trina Hannenberg
Miss Hannenberg
New Netherlands Reformed Church
Former minister cited in divorce and vamping suit
Miss Mannenberg claims she sued the former minister after a month to divorce his wife and marry her. She asserts Densel loved her for seven years and denies vamping him, saying the relationship arose under his religious influence. Her statement came as Mrs Densel considered suing.
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Densel
Miss Hannenberg
Natrona County Leads Wyoming in 1920 Auto Licenses
Natrona county recorded the most automobile licenses in 1920 with 2,881 registrations, an increase of 719 from 1919, while Laramie County ranked second with 2,608 licenses. Total licenses issued statewide reached 23,926, up 2,555 from 1919, and 1920 motorcycle licenses numbered 827, down 26 from 1919. Income from licenses reached $267,179.35, up $156,964.85 from 1919.
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Natrona County
Wyoming
H. M. Symons
Secretary of State
Laramie
Natrona
Albany
Big Horn
Campbell
Carbon
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Goshen
Hot Springs
Johnson
Lincoln
Niobrara
Park
Platte
Sweetwater
Uinta
Washakie
Weston
Former Cheyennette Leaves $85 000 Worth of Property to Heirs
Fredericka J. Hecht formerly of Cheyenne died January 2 in Denver leaving an estate valued at 85 000 dollars to heirs. Daughters Anna H. Walston and Amelia H. Keppler and son Charles I Hecht, all of Denver, are named. The Hecht family left Cheyenne about two decades ago and resided in the home later occupied by J L Murray.
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Fredericka J. Hecht
Cheyenne
Denver
Anna H. Ralston
Amelia H. Keppler
Charles I’, Hecht
Hecht
J. L. Murray
Wyoming public service commission to hear brief filings on Cheyenne Light rate hike
After a two day hearing the Wyoming Public Service Commission set January ninth for briefs from Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power and city and consumer representatives on proposed steam rate increases of about 36 percent and gas hikes near 82 percent. Testimony from C C Carlisle on engineering impact and further documentary evidence will be taken as the commission weighs the request amid other testimonies including Semrad of Western Light and Power and Hamilton on valuation. The decision is expected within weeks.
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Wyoming Public Service Commission
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Cheyenne
C. C. Carlisle
C. A. Semrad
Boulder
Colo
Western Light & Power Company
I. C. Hamilton
Doherty
Semrad
Deathbed Confession Reveals Veteran’s Kidnapping Past
In Charlestown South Carolina a veteran, Robert Hays of Nesquehoning Pennsylvania, learns he was kidnapped from Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina at age seven and raised under the name Harry Teboe after a dying guardian urged him to read the Bible. The Bible record confirms the kidnapping and new home in Charlestown.
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Charlestown
S. C
Robert Hays
Nesquenhoming
Penn
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Harry Teboe
Teboe
France
Toboe
J. R. Turney
Pennsylvania
Hard Work to Stop Bootleggers Faces Police Struggle
Police efforts to curb liquor sales face obstacles as authorities pursue offenders in the illicit trade. Officers describe difficulties in enforcing prohibitions and securing reliable information. The ongoing crackdown highlights challenges in policing unlawful commerce and protecting public safety.
Pearl finds from single oyster mystify Manhattan man
J A Coleman of Manhattan displayed eighty five pearls found in a single oyster shell. He purchased the oyster at a local market and announced the remarkable discovery in Manhattan on January 5.
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Manhattan
Kan
J. A. Coleman
Would Change Status of Women Under the Naturalization Law
Washington January 5. A bill reported favorably by the House immigration committee would alter naturalization for women. The measure would replace two bills on the calendar and seek swift passage this session. It provides that women gain citizenship by individual application rather than husbands naturalization and would revoke citizenship if they marry aliens unless the alien husband cannot become an American.
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Washington
O- House Immigration
Johnson
Congress
Rights and Residency Rules Mentioned for Women
The note discusses varying residency periods for women depending on country rules, stating two years in her husband’s country or five years in another country. It reflects inconsistent or multiple international standards affecting legal status.
Atlantic Fleet Heads South for Panama Bay Maneuvers
The Atlantic fleet, escorted by destroyers, moves south from the Virginia capes to join the Pacific squadron in Panama Bay for combined maneuvers. Admiral Wilson flies the four star flag aboard the battleship Pennsylvania and will command the joint force during practice.
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Washington
Virginia Capes
Pacific
Panama Bay
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Capes
Atlantic Airmen Join Pacific Fleet In War Game Cruise
Airmen of the Atlantic Air Force voyage southward to meet the Pacific fleet. Admiral Wilson commands sixteen columns of dreadnoughts with the Pennsylvania eight as the main line, while the tender Blackhawk leads eighteen destroyers to screen the marching ships.
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Air Force of the Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Admiral Wilson
Blackhawk
Big Liquor Stock Seized in Gotham
New York police conducted the citys largest Volstead era raid, seizing 250000 dollars worth of liquor from the Singer Brothers wholesale firm on lower Third Avenue.
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Gotham
New York
Singer Brothers
Third Avenue
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