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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
3
Dinner Dance Highlights Hynds Host Royal Winter Event
A grand dinner and dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry P Hynds at the Plains hotel drew 150 guests including state officials and Fort Russell attendees. Governor Carey and guests enjoyed a formal dinner and a mezzanine ball room show with red and green decor and rose petals as dancing continued past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Hynds
Plains Hotel
Fort Russell
Little Thing Like Murder Did Not Impress Lilly McGill
Mrs. Lillian C. McGill confessed to Kansas City police that she killed a bartender identified as Frank Miller or Wrank, hid the body under her bed, and slept in the same bed afterward. She said Frank urged her to be his steady girl, then assaulted her before she fired her revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lillian C. McGill
Frank Anderson
Trank
Anderson
Frank
Airplane Delivers Flowers for Dinner Decor
Captain A. A. Underwood and pilot Frank Yeager used a Curtis National plane to fetch smilax and other rare flowers from Denver for Mrs. H. P. Hynds dinner at the Plains. The round trip took one hour fifty minutes, ensuring decorations were ready and guests greeted with smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Underwood
Underwood
the Plains
H. P. Hynds
Denver
Smilax
Frank Yeager
Curtis National
Yeager
Business Men Have Rotten Judgment in Jury Trials
New York on January 5 reports County Judge Mitchell May of Brooklyn warned that business men show woeful lack of jury discernment. He discharged a man charged with assault and robbery, saying such verdicts encourage thieves and hinder police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitchell May
Brooklyn
Chapeau Trim Finds Rare Pearls On Tricon Hat
A tricon hat described in ornate terms features a dyed squirrel fur crown and silver brocade. An off-face brim holds a rare ornament of pearls and diamond chips, described as a crown jewel of the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Non-Partisans Lose Lower Dakota House
Independent forces gained a majority in the North Dakota House electing L. L. Twitchell of Fargo as speaker 58 to 53. In the Senate Non-Partisan league affiliates won electing William Prater of Bismarck as secretary 25 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Independent Forces
League
North Dakota House
L. L. Twitchell
Fargo
Senate
William Prater
Italian Bread Price Crisis Sparks Worker Resistance
Rome reports the Italian government backs heavy subsidies to keep bread affordable, but workers refuse to pay higher costs. Wages have risen to around 6.60 to 8.00 dollars daily, while bread prices jump from 9 cents per kilo to about 21 cents, risking widespread discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Original Baldwin Apple Tree Thrives at 120
In Woburn Massachusetts on January 4 a century old Baldwin apple tree is described as productive and healthy. Colonel Laomi Baldwin found the wild tree and transplanted it to his estate where it has been cultivated for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
Laomi Baldwin
Twins Living Cheaply Imitate One
A cartoon caption notes a man and his wife discussing twins and the belief that two can live as cheaply as one. The quotation frames the idea as a long standing aspiration within their household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartoons
Audrey Munson Seeks Return to Fame After Wilkins Case
Audrey Munson, famed as a world renowned model and art subject, seeks a comeback in a new film project after the Wilkins murder case and public ostracism ruined her career. The 1919 scandal involved Dr Walter Wilkins and a $75,000 will, with Munson and her mother connected to the case before fleeing to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yracush
N. Y
Audrey Munson
San Francisco
Daniel Chester French
Central Park
New York
Booth Memorial
London
Wilkins
Long Island
Walter Keene Wilkins
Munsons
Dr. Wilkins
Andrew Munson
Canada
Wilking
America
Wil
Audrey Munson Fights Back From Poverty And Uncertain Fame
Audrey Munson returns with her mother to Syracuse after years in New York Detroit and Chicago facing poverty. She finds new support from an influential friend offering a chance to rebuild her career while she and her mother live in a single furnished room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munson
Audrey Munson
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Syracuse
Public
New Jersey Seeks Federal Action to Save Migratory Fish
A New Jersey movement urges federal regulation to protect migratory fish like mackerel and menhaden from extinction. It argues pollution and overfishing threaten spawning habitats, calling for federal control of fishing, mesh size rules, and safeguarding the fish food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Atlantic
New Jerseyish and Game Conservation League
United States
New Jersey League
State Board of Fisheries
Seaboard
Coal price drop noted as American coal hits $16 a ton
Rome reports American coal at 16 dollars per delivered ton marking a price drop from wartime levels. Italy's November coal imports totaled 517000 tons with 225000 from Germany, 170000 from America, and 108000 from Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Germany
America
Setting the Pach How is your hired girl about plates and dishes
A Baltimore American snippet notes humor about domestic work and a hired girl's efficiency as she breaks a record in handling plates and dishes. The quip highlights a casual workplace stereotype with a playful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Tender Hearted Melodrama Hero in the Sticks
Cartoon dialogue portrays a melodrama hero urging a big town show while a manager questions the plan. The hero asserts the audience is soft coal miners, signaling a rural setting and working-class stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartoons Magazine
Buffalo Priest Named Vicar General After Monsignor Cummiskey
Vacancy in the diocese of Wyoming created by the death of Monsignor Cummiskey of Larame has been filled by the appointment of a Buffalo priest as vicar general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Wyoming
Monsignor Cummiskey
Laramie
Rev. Father Nicholson Named Vicar General and New Pastor
Bishop Patrick A. McGovern announced changes in the Wyoming diocese. Rev. Father John T. Nicholson of Buffalo becomes vicar general and pastor of Laramie. Rev. Father John O Connor sheds Buffalo post for Laramie acting pastor. Nicholson credited with church building in Wyoming. Gerard Schellinger moves from Kemmerer to Rawlins. William Short moves to Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Nicholson
Buffalo
Father Nicholson
Monsignor Cummiskey
Laramie
John O'Connor
Patrick A. McGovern
Houston
Tex
Wyoming
McGovern
Gerard Schellinger
Kemmerer
Rawlins
William Short
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Vethe
MR. and
Mrs. Hynds
Larwill
Langdon H. Larwill
William C. Kinkeard
North Carey Avenue
T. Blake Kennedy
Woman's Club
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Carnegie Club
J. H. Walton
H. B. Henderson
Flower Committee
Martin Lindstrom
Labdes
Geo. L. Strader
Earl M. Benton
The
Tribune
Everett J. Lippard
Sheridan
Orin Moulton
John Meclliheran
Methodist Aid Society
Ali
Warry Kelly
Omaha
Ethel Adams
Moulton
O. C. Martin
Harl M. Benton
Mildred Rice
John Mcllheran
Moultong
Nevens
George
Lake
Anton Aya
H. AL. Boothpin
Frank L. Smith
Mayette Gloyd
San Antonio
Smith
South
Isadore Davis
Dental College
University of Denver
B. Davis
Colorado Capital
Mrs
A. A. Baerresen
Will O'Boyle
Town
Mary O'Boyle
J. H. Conway
Celia
Estelle O'Boyle
Roy Stapleton
Creighton College
R. P. Stapleton
Frederick B. Sheldon
Eunice Anderson
Aepara
Frank Sparling
William G. Haas
California
Dorothy Hopkins
J. H., Wilkinson
Mildred Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
Wilkinson
Sacred Heart Academy
Ity.r.q
K. C. Hall
Corps
Cheyenne Art Association
Carnegie Library
Cheyenne Delphian
Arthur Spaulding
West Nineteenth Street
al Kay
Beach
Lisa Lehmann
Lang
Madame Chaminade
Archer Meyving
Chaminade
Frank Wescott
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Fred Beck
Wesley I Dumm
A. L. Putnam
Hoskins
China
Beck
W. T. Dumm
J. W. Bond
Lanedon H. Larwell
GC. J. Hoel
Nettford
Charles N. Potter
Lorraine Long
Culver Academy
J. F. Willer
Fidelity Guild of the
Presbyterian Church
J. 8. Stubblefield
BH. J. Lipnard
Wyo
Harl Benton
Lilly McGill
Clara Kimball Young
Lower Dakota
Allman
Nes
Mel
Connecticut
Maryland
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