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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1921

Page

4

Cheyenne State Leader Masthead and Publishing Details

The Cheyenne State Leader, established 1867, issued daily except Mondays, under Tribune Publishing Co. The staff includes John Charles Thompson Jr. as managing editor and Fleming as manager, with Associated Press rights and postal designation in Glynne. Subscriptions offered by mail or carrier with annual and monthly rates.

Cheyenne State Leader Publishea The Tribune Publishing Company de Vostotice Glysnne Federal St Pelephones Reece Ocesvells Associated Press Associated

Rights of Alstate and the interstate rail rates clash

The piece argues that state control over intrastate rail rates has eroded as the Interstate Commerce Commission pushes states like Minnesota and Illinois to raise intrastate rates to match higher interstate levels. It questions whether centralizing regulation benefits passengers, shippers, and the old states rights framework, noting potential Supreme Court review.

Interstate Commerce Commission Interstate Commerce Comiission Minnesota Arkansas Illinois U. S. Supreme Court

New Year Holidays Bring Extra Weekends in 1921

The 1921 calendar promises two day weekends as New Year Day falls on Saturday and Memorial, Independence, and Labor Days align to Monday holidays. Washington's Birthday lands on a Tuesday and St Patrick’s on Thursday, affecting long weekends and travel plans. Thanksgiving remains movable to November 24 by presidential proclamation.

Washington St. Patrick's Day Harding

Curing piles without operation and surgical success

The article discusses whether hemorrhoids can be cured without a knife note and warns against medical ads. It states that minor cases may respond to local applications but extensive cases require radical operation. It adds that skilled surgeons perform these operations very successfully and advises consulting a family physician.

Question on government shell shock treatment methods

A reader asks about a mental treatment method advertised as the same used by the U S government for shell shock and similar nervous disorders. The Public Health Service says it has no knowledge of the method. Hospital care of disabled soldiers is well known to neuro psychiatrists and described in standard medical books. Before any advertised treatment, consult a family physician and, if needed, obtain a referral to a qualified neuro psychiatrist for advice and treatment.

U. S Public Health Service

Seduction case widens as minister and wife plan suits

Passaic New Jersey January reports that Mrs Cornelius Densel wife of Reverend Densel arrested for seduction under promise of marriage will sue Miss Trina Hannenberg for 50000 for alienation of her husband's affections. Dominick Densel gave no comment as to the developments following the minister's earlier arrest and release on a 3000 cash bond.

Passaic N. J Cornelius Densgel Cornelius Densel Trina Hannenberg Miss Hannenberg New Netherlands Reformed Church

Church minister in divorce suit sparks scandal

Miss Mannenberg says Densel vowed to divorce his wife and marry her after seven years of romance. She claims he led her as spiritual mentor and denies vamping him. Densel’s silence continues as his son relays statements from the church community and Mrs. Densel prepares legal action.

Densel Miss Hannenberg

Natrona County Leads Wyoming in 1920 Auto Licenses

Natrona County topped Wyoming in 1920 automobile licenses with 2,881 issued, a 719 rise from 1919, while Laramie County placed second with 2,683 licenses, up 207. Total 1920 state licenses reached 23,926, income $267,179.35, with 201 dealer licenses up 7 and motorcycle licenses at 827, down 26.

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. Her will filed for probate names two daughters Anna Ralston and Amelia Keppler and son Charles Hecht, all of Denver, as heirs.

Fredericka J. Hecht Cheyenne Denver Anna H. Ralston Amelia H. Keppler Charles I’, Hecht Hecht J. L. Murray

Wyoming commission sets brief deadline in Cheyenne heating and gas rate case

The Wyoming public service commission after a two day hearing gave Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power until January 9 to file briefs. The company seeks rate hikes of about 36 percent for steam and 82 percent for gas. Testimony will continue with C. C. Carlisle and others presenting evidence.

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 Kidnapping Past of Veteran

In Charlestown South Carolina, 25 years after his disappearance, veteran Harry Teboe learns from a dying caregiverwife that he was kidnapped from Wrightsville Beach North Carolina as a child. A Bible record in his foster family home in Pennsylvania shows he was raised as Robert Hays.

Charlestown S. C Robert Hays Nesquenhoming Penn Wrightsville Beach N. C Harry Teboe Teboe France Toboe J. R. Turney Pennsylvania

Hard Work to Stop Liquor Sellers Faces Police Doubts

Police face difficulties in enforcing bans on liquor sellers as efforts to curb bootlegging meet resistance. The article notes the challenges of locating illicit haunts and securing successful prosecutions amid limited evidence and manpower.

Pearls Found in One Oyster Shell by J A Coleman

J A Coleman of Manhattan displayed eighty five pearls found in a single oyster shell. He bought the oyster at a local market and described the pearls as varying in size in Manhattan Kansas.

Manhattan Kan J. A. Coleman

Would Change Status of Women Under the Naturalization Law

Washington January 5 A house immigration committee reported favorably a bill to revamp naturalization law affecting women The bill ends derivation of citizenship from husbands requiring individual applications for women and would strip American citizenship upon marriage to an alien unless the husband cannot become American

Washington O- House Immigration Johnson Congress

Citizenship Residency Rules Vary by Country

The text notes that eligibility for citizenship differs by nation with examples like a woman residing two years in her husband’s country or five years in another country, indicating variable residence requirements.

Atlantic Fleet Heads South for Panama Bay Maneuvers

The Atlantic fleet moves south from the Virginia capes, escorted by destroyers, to join the Pacific armada in Panama bay for combined maneuvers. Admiral Wilson oversees the operation from the battleship Pennsylvania as 48 ships gather at the mobilization point.

Washington Virginia Capes Pacific Panama Bay Pennsylvania Wilson Capes

Atlantic Airmen Sail To Join Pacific Fleet maneuvers

Airmen from the Atlantic air force winged southward in advance to meet the Pacific fleet. Admiral Wilson commands with the Pennsylvania eight dreadnoughts forming the main line, while the tender Blackhawk directs eighteen destroyers to screen the battle line.

Air Force of the Atlantic Pennsylvania Admiral Wilson Blackhawk

Big Liquor Stock Seized in Gotham

New York police conducted the largest raid since the Volstead act, seizing $250,000 worth of liquor from the Singer Brothers wholesale establishment on Lower Third Avenue.

New York Singer Brothers Third Avenue

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