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A damaged OCR fragment from a Virginia newspaper mentions John V a tor ora and esh-like phrasing, but lacks clear names, dates, or event details to form a complete news item.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
9
A damaged OCR fragment from a Virginia newspaper mentions John V a tor ora and esh-like phrasing, but lacks clear names, dates, or event details to form a complete news item.
Miss Irma Patton and Silas Brooks wed at the Patton home in Casper in an elaborate Episcopal ceremony led by Rev. Philip K. Edwards. The event included ornate décor, music by Hileen Sullivan and an 75 guest reception, with Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Patton among the host attendees.
The group lists vice president Irene Jacobson secretary Cunningham treasurer and includes a ten minute talk by Kate Taylor on the business women's view of city affairs. An informal party followed at the YWCA recreation center with about fifteen members. Miss Ethel Adams hosted, dancing and light refreshments were provided and attendees popped corn in the kitchenette.
A woman reports being shot at midnight by two hold up men who vanished after rifling Raber’s pockets. The weapon and wound are unclear with a tiny injury and no decisive sound. Doctor Beard’s examination could shed light on the case, which echoes a prior Basquez brothers incident.
Investigation of the Prohibition head quarters ordered after Miss Irene N Richardson, a permit division clerk, was suspended pending inquiry. Williams refused to discuss permit irregularities while Krmer promised a thorough audit of his office.
Salt Lake City officials tested hot sulphur water flushed from Warm Springs to clear caked snow. Five sprinklers treated main streets and melted ice within minutes, with gutters receiving the runoff. The street department calls the experiment an undisputed success.
Travelling agent R. F Bailey and many visitors pass through Cheyenne including Miss Alice Taurence of Pine Bluffs and Major A H Beach, while bankers, railroad officials, and electors visit for business and upcoming sessions. Bonds for county hospital approved with bids set for January 17. Cheyenne high school basketball opens season with a dance to follow and various civic notices mark a busy week.
A. C. Townley head of the Non-Partisan league said at Silina that farmers will hear him next Monday night. He and assistants have set up headquarters in Silina to urge Kansas farmers to join the league. The group has started a newspaper in Silina to support their campaign.
TOKIO Jan 7 The government weighs declaring the western Saghalien port Maoka open next April for foreign trade. Exports include tinned foods timber rice charcoal and other goods to Russian Saghalien and the mainland. Annual trade may reach 5 000 000 yen.
The 1921 American Bar Association convention will be held in Cincinnati on August 30, September 1 and 2, per a vote by the association's executive committee in New Orleans.
A Ford closed car and an Oldsmobile touring car collided at Nineteenth Street and Capitol Avenue yesterday at noon. The smaller car overturned and lost a wheel but neither driver was injured.
Independent refiners of Kansas North Texas and Oklahoma in Tulsa pledged a total of 8 000 000 gallons of refined oil for Navy use in a meeting here.
An Export Oil Corporation plan seeks delivery of 170 million gallons of refined products in monthly installments this year at New Orleans. Pro rata kerosene and gasoline shares are unsettled among independent refiners. Quoted acceptance prices are 21 cents for navy spec and 26 cents for 64-00 gravity. The delivery plan splits into two gasoline grades of 63 million gallons each and 40 million gallons of kerosene.
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