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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1920
Page
4
The Coolidge Style on Law and Order in Massachusetts Speech
Governor Coolidge’s address reveals a plain yet idealistic voice urging law obedience over resistance in the name of freedom. He argues that true freedom rests on constitutional supremacy and prosecuting crime, with laws as enduring rules guiding citizen action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Massachusetts
Irish Evictions Compared With New York Figures
The piece notes that Irish eviction concerns were smaller than those seen in New York City in 1919, citing fewer than 18,000 in Ireland before the Land League and about 300,000 evictions in New York City that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Land League
New York City
Legislators Worry Over Liquor Tax Loss and Tax Hike
The article notes lawmakers fret about offsetting a treasury deficit from liquor tax losses while having already tripled the income tax to reach that goal.
Round-Up of Reds sparks debate on free speech and security
The piece argues that foreigners in the United States retain free speech but must be stopped if they plot to incite industrial and political revolution. It defends Attorney General Palmer's actions arresting radicals and deporting some, framing the move as self defense and necessary to protect national order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American “International
Russia
United States
Palmer
Public Executions Under Scrutiny In 19th Century Debate
The piece discusses Chicago's announced public hanging as an experiment in psychology and surveys historical views on public executions. It notes clergy support in earlier eras, cites Dr Samuel Johnson, and argues modern sentiment favors secrecy and abolition of public punishment despite ongoing violent crime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Johnson
Heavenly Feet Association fights ancient foot binding
China forms a Heavenly Feet Association to end foot binding of girls. In America the struggle to keep families decently shod without bankruptcy shows similar social pressure and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Heavenly Feet Association
America
Milestones Marking Michigan Seat and Notable Events
Today marks Detroit 4805 as the seat of Michigan’s territorial government. John Field, famed pianist, dies in Moscow. Azel Knapp, last Washington life guard survivor, dies in New Windsor. Vassar College founded, advancing women’s higher education. India offers 25000 prize for China grass processing machinery. Stephen B. Bins nominated for U S senator from West Virginia. A US Britain arbitration treaty signed in Washington. 1917 Senate bans liquor ads to dry territories. One year ago today in the war Berlin uprising collapses, Prince of Wales visits, Lloyd George peace mission departs for Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
John Field
Moscow
Dublin
Azel Knapp
Washington
New Windsor
N. Y
Stamford
Conn
Vassar Female College
Vassar College
Government of
India
Stephen B. Bins
United States
West Virginia
Great Britain
U. S. Senate
Berlin
Prince of Wales
Coblenz
Lloyd George
Paris
Prominent British and American Leaders Born On This Day
Earl Curzon of Kedleston born in Kedleston England 61 years ago. Sir Charles W Macara influential cotton figure born in Scotland 75 years ago. James H Hustis Boston and Maine president born in New York City 56 years ago. William Spry former Utah governor born in Berkshire England 56 years ago. Miss Alice Paul noted suffrage leader born in Moorestown New Jersey 35 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Curzon
Kedleston
Keddleston
England
Charles W. Macara
Scotland
James H. Hustis
Boston and Maine Railroad
New York City
William Spry
Utah
Berkshire
Alice Paul
Moorestown
N. J
Tribute to Mrs. Martha Lillian Rollman in Cheyenne
The community mourns Martha Lillian Pearson Rollman born February 6 1896 Sheldon later moved to Evanston Wyoming and Cheyenne She was a teacher in Laramie County and married to Harry F Rollman on August 20 1918 Their infant daughter Dorothy Elizabeth Lillian died soon after birth and Martha died January 8 after complications The funeral was at First Baptist Church with Rev Bruce H Jackson a quartet and organ music provided by Miss Blamey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lillian (Pearson) Rollman
Martha Lillian
Secon
John Pearson
Sheldon
Evanston
Wyo
Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Lillian
Laramie County
Harry Francis Rollman
Dorothy Elizabeth Lillian
Firt Baptist Church
Bruce BH. Jackson
Mesdames
Tragedy at Wyoming Hospital Leaves Three Arrested
In Green River Wyoming Bert Lacey 20 is shot and killed at the city and county hospital. caretaker John Williams along with Williams wife and John W Lacey father of the dead youth are arrested. Williams says the shotgun misfired while he tended to a guest. Investigators weigh intoxication and mood as possible factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lacey
John Williams
Green River Institution
Green River
Wyo
Lacey
Williams
John W. Lacey
Rest in Lakeview Cemetery after heartfelt funeral
Friends and neighbors sent numerous floral offerings as kin and community bid farewell to a beloved figure. The body was laid to rest in Lakeview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Cemetery
Law and Order Sunday Observed Across Wyoming
January eighteenth is set as Law and Order Sunday nationwide and in Wyoming. Prohibition Commissioner Alonzo S Roach urges daily law and order in the state with support from the Wyoming Anti-Saloon League. The date marks the eighteenth amendment in effect next Friday and follows a request from Daniel C Hoper, head of the federal bureau of internal revenue, for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo S. Roach
Wyoming
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League
Daniel C. Hoper
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Four Inch Pipeline Replaced By Ten Inch Line
A Casper telegram reports the four inch pipeline from the Lost Soldier field to Fort Steele will be removed and replaced with a ten inch line due to clogging at low winter temperatures. A second ten inch branch will be laid by Illinois Pipe Line company to the Ferris field in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Lost Soldier Field
Fort Steele
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Ferris Field
Tobacco Use Ruins Health Warns Doctor
Dr. Conner states tobacco hardens arteries and raises blood pressure with headaches and indigestion as people age. Nicotol tablets are advertised as a cure that kills the craving and helps quit, backed by a steel-bound money back guarantee from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Find Teen Stocking Freezone Corn Cure Declared Safe
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a simple remedy for sore, hard, soft and between toe corns. A drop or two on the corn eases pain instantly. the next day the corn may drop away with little or no soreness. A quarter ounce costs only a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Yellow Mustard for Sore Throat Relief
Old fashioned remedies claim yellow mustard plaster or poultice eases sore throats and inflammation. Begg's Mustarine mixes pure yellow mustard with pain relievers for quicker, cleaner relief without blistering. available from druggists at 30 and 60 cents.
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Begg
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Vaeweee
B. F. Yoder , Wesley I. Dumm
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George H. Gill and
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B. F. Yoder
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J. G. Gans
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Federal Reserve District
the Jenkins Shoe Company
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