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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
12
Francis H. Sisson argues that Europe’s postwar reconstruction hinges on American credit and materials. He cites industrial expansion parallels from the U.S. Civil War era and asserts that U.S. output strength and invention can drive Europe’s recovery, requiring loans and trade to restore industrial will and employment.
Weather bureau report for Wyoming week ending January 5 notes moderate favorable conditions for livestock. Warmer east of the Continental Divide, cooler west, day highs 55 and 2, nights around 15. Cheyenne 74 percent, Sheridan 78, Lander 76, Salt Lake 50. Ranges largely open except west. Feed shipments up, stock improving. outside stock shrank and some died from weakness. Central and northern areas worst, southeastern districts profiting from ample feed. Winter wheat and rye prospects excellent in the southeast. TRY A LEADER WANTAD.
Questions loom over ban out as Wilson and Bryan censer of drama. Hesitation persists due to uncertain intentions from both men. Some committee members expect a firm statement to emerge tomorrow. Kansas City and San Francisco lead in the convention race with Chicago or St. Louis still in contention.
Lengthy cross examination of prosecution witnesses challenging mental status of Harry New who killed his sweetheart Frieda Lessor last July. Attorneys expect no closing arguments before Friday with an jurors likely by Saturday noon or Monday morning.
Alvin J. Atchison of Campstool Wyoming files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to a land parcel in Township 12 North Range 64 West sixth principal meridian. Witnesses named: William Brown William Schreaves M M Kennels L A Foster, all of Campstool Wyoming. Proceedings before the U S Land Office at Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne high school basketball team lost to Fort D. A. Russell 24 to 22 in the high school gym. The first half ended with Cheyenne leading 14 to 3, and the unusual score figures reflect a tense late game.
Lady Aldersa, wife of General Edwin Ak Lard heal decor ated with the aroNer British pire for her work during war, ine a toe We Fondietine Ste rattle, General Alderson,com pounded a Canadian corps in the wan.
Mount Clements Mich Jan 7 Lloyd Prevost will be arraigned tomorrow on a charge of murdering J Stanley Brown Prevost was arrested today at the end of a special grand jury investigation He was charged in the warrant with killing Brown deliberately and with careful premeditation Mrs Cecil Vester who faced a murder charge last week was released today
Greeley Colo Jan 7 Sheriff Frank Hall of Weld county captured Jack Beattie and John Thompson both of Denver after an automobile chase reaching 90 miles an hour. The officers seized 20 cases of liquor valued at 5000 dollars a few miles west of LaSalle following a cautious pursuit behind a private car. The raid ended with a dramatic stop as the sheriff emerged from behind bushes and the cars sped along rough roads with danger at every turn.
General J. J. Pershing was warmly welcomed by Des Moines residents and gave four brief addresses. He spent time at Camp Des Moines inspecting facilities and hospital, reconnecting with old acquaintances, then visited three local high schools. Few crowds greeted him on the street as he moved through the city.
At the last regular meeting of the church's men's club on Tuesday night, new officers were installed. Speakers included Harry B. Henderson Jr, W. H. Owens, the Rev N M Temple, and Fred L. Crabber.
A Wyoming Wool Growers association letter from Dr J M Wilson announces Union Pacific officials will speak at Cheyenne meetings next week The speakers include Federal Manager E F Calvin General Manager W M Jeffers Freight Agent Lane General Superintendent Hammill and Wyoming division Superintendent A W Woodruff A fair is forecast to be mildly warm Thursday and Friday with gradually rising temperatures.
A men’s club supper at the Congregational church drew a large crowd last night. After a supper prepared by church women informal talks and stunts followed. A member was brought in on a stretcher as Mr. Church for a lighthearted clinic. Doctors announced several maladies including appendicide and weak members.
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