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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
7
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Daniel J. O Callaghan Cork lord mayor was seized at Newport News upon arrival from Ireland as a passportless stowaway. Secretary Wilson parole on own recognizance sparked tension with the state department which learned of the action from newspapers. Deportation could trigger testimony before the Committee of One Hundred on Irish conditions.
Thomas Brady, part of an alleged gang targeting Miss Jessie Montgomery of Reno, Nevada, was acquitted by a San Francisco superior court jury after the trial.
A proposed senate bill in Ashville would ban passenger and freight trains on Sundays and prohibit Sunday baseball and other sports, newspaper publication, and most store operations except charitable or urgent buying and selling. The measure, described as a blue law type, began its regular committee path.
North Wyoming enjoys fair skies while southern counties face chilly winds. Friday brings continued sun with cooler afternoon temperatures and Saturday looks largely fair with a slight dip in highs across the state.
A four hour bank run in Tobacco Seat follows rumors fueling fears as a grand jury investigation opens. Governor Morrow weighs conferences to settle the tobacco dispute as Kentucky growers vote to send delegates to a mass meeting to decide 1921 planting and 1920 marketing plans.
Frank Hadsell warden of the state penitentiary at Rawlins was in Cheyenne yesterday attending to business at the state capital and related offices.
Movie star Constance Talmadge and her husband John Pialogon, a wealthy New York importer, are pictured after eloping to Greenwich Connecticut following a yearlong courtship that began at a New York social function. Pialogon was born in Constantinople to Greek parents.
Casper Wyoming January 6 opening of the seventeenth annual Wyoming Wool Growers association meeting draws 150 flockmasters. They push immediate embargo on wool and frozen meats to curb imports and press for rapid action on the Fordney tariff bill. Dr. J M Wilson warns industry harm if conditions aren’t changed. John I Hatton and Murdo MacKenzie speak on grazing and livestock, while J C Underwood notes state equalization issues.
Washington, Jan. 6 The War Finance Corporation is open for business Secretary Houston announced. The agency will carry out the law creating it and will wait for applications for advances to exporters. Funds will be borrowed from the Treasury and interest policy depends on anticipated needs.
GRAND JUNCTION Colorado January 6 Sam Thompkins 82 a railroad man was beaten robbed and thrown over a cliff at Debeque to the frozen river below and left by two men today A section man found him dying As a result of Thompkins last statement Jack Hill and William Ross were arrested Hill is said to have confessed Thompkins said he had 600 on his person sheriff s officers found more than 60 on Ross person and Hill told officers the hiding place of 105 more.
Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon arrived in El Paso bound for her parents in Hi Paso en route to trial for the murder of Jake Hamon of Ardmore Oklahoma. She said she is anxious to have the trial over and declined to comment further.
Speculation here and in Des Moines centers on presidential picks for secretary of state and treasury with Charles Evans Hughes and Charles G Dawes leading the lists. Iowa delegates unanimously endorse Henry C Wallace for agriculture as cabinet talks continue with no definite announcements.
Major General Sir George Younghusband keeper of the Tower of London jewel house says the crown jewels are strong and well guarded. He notes a recent Sinn Fein plot to blow up the jewel house and says such an attack would fail given heightened security and constant guards.
W. S. Gauthier acting president of the Machinists union predicted united action by organized labor in response to the court decision that secondary boycotts are illegal. He suggested the move could target repeal of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
Patric Sheehan, once secretary to Hamonn De Valera, was arrested last night in Dublin. De Valera’s whereabouts remain undisclosed.
Boston date January six Massachusetts marks a transition from governor to citizen as Calvin Coolidge leaves the state house after handing over seals and vows. Channing Cox becomes governor in a ceremony highlighting the Ponzi fraud risk and investor protection.
In Washington on January 6, Rep Siegel Republican of New York pressed to add 500000 to an 8000000 civil bill appropriation for immigration official salaries. He cited Ellis Island chief Wallis threatening resignation over pay. The Siegel amendment failed 62 to 21. The wage welfare clause was struck out on a point of order.
Washington January 6 witnesses before the House Agricultural Committee urged legislation to curb gambling and speculation in future sales of grain cotton and food products. Senator Hledt Carroway of Arkansas and W Q Dekhard of the Illinois Agricultural Association warned the marketing system harms farmers.
The bands concert in the hall of flags during Governor Channing H. Cox's inauguration stirred applause as Teutonic numbers were played beneath battleflags carried by the Yankee division.
After committee hearings, Penrose pledged to back the measure with modifications to rates in the House bill. Senate opponents viewed the move as political theater, while Democratic opponents called the statement a reply to Republican committee leaders seeking a clear stand.
In Washington on January 6 Senator Phelan accused Britain of copying wartime aggression by buying oil lands abroad while appealing for American aid. Senator McKellar urged cutting Britain off from American oil unless British subjects receive equal rights. McKellar claimed Britain owes the United States funds and seeks oil monopoly. he called for reciprocal oil rights and retaliation against noncompliant nations.
SCRANTO PENN Jan 6 Engineers and firemen determined the blaze location in the old mine workings. For 24 hours they have directed three water streams onto the fire about 40 feet below the surface in a vein about eight feet thick.
The cost of running the United States government last year totaled about $5,064,000,000 excluding debt payments, compared with $11,280,000,000 in 1919. Officials cited gradual war-claim liquidation and added burdens like loans to railways as factors in the decline.
Eyre Powell, a press representative for Union Pacific Railroad, spent a few hours in Cheyenne yesterday on the way to Salt Lake City. He plans to return to Cheyenne next week.
Alina Kan Jan 6 The American Legion post, opposing the Non Partisan league, is to cease political action per instruction from national commander F W Galbraith. A constitutional defense league of former service men will campaign against the league led by A C Townley, with funding by popular subscription. The drive followed the league's invasion of Kansas about ten days ago.
In Pensacola Bay the battleship Massachusetts endured six perfect 12 inch shell hits from 1 050 pound shells fired by battery World. The ordnance board has decreed its doom after a long record. The first shot toppled a smokestack as testing proceeds. Tomorrow two of the three inch illuminating shells with about 200 000 candlepower are to be fired.
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