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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1921

Page

3

Large social week opens with Mrs Hopkins tea

Mrs R A Hopkins hosts a five o'clock tea at Carey avenue with 36 friends. Guests seated at color themed tables, pink, white, and carnations. Several hostesses assisted. upcoming bridge teas planned with guests from Holdrege and Lusk. YWCA sessions and club meetings fill the evening.

Hopkins R. A. Hopkins Woman's Club Patrick A. McGovern Rome Vatican Cheyenne Woman’s Club Legislative Party Walter Q. Phelan James T. Wilcox Florence Snow Crain Miss Snow Miss Kingham James Garrett John Brown Clifford Hummer Theodore M. Baldwin Frederick B. Sheldon Ada B. Coates John Schuneman W. H. Kleinke Frank Furry Wunice Anderson W. S. Wishard Harry Davis John L. Jordan

Burns predicts crime wave ends in six months

New York January 10 William J Burns master detective says the current crime wave will exhaust itself within six months. He urges tighter city police control and thorough investigations of departments not exerting full effort. He links crime rise to war and prohibition and calls for efficient policing to prevent future waves.

New York William J. Burns Burns

Douglas Withdraws Water Rate Increase Request

Douglas Wyoming reports the town council has withdrawn the petition to raise water rates with the state public service commission and announced that no rate increase will occur at this time.

Douglas Wyo State Public Service Commission

Inauguration Costs for Harding Seen at 10 Million

Washington estimate places Harding's inauguration at about 1 million in federal and state funding plus 10 million from visitors spending. About 100000 visitors are anticipated, with average $100 each. Costs cover the inaugural stand police, guards, and pension office prep.

Washington Harding Annapolis West Point Congress

Doings of the Duffs SA Tom Our New Neighbor

Bailey visits the family again and shares news about the new neighbor while Tom and others react. The visit prompts curious chatter and light household moments in the neighborhood.

Tom Mes Bailey

Inaugural Ball Ticket Sale Promises Full Refunds

Report cites plans to reimburse buyers from parade seat sales and inaugural ball tickets. Officials assure returns will cover all purchases and outline redemption steps for each purchaser.

Wyoming Electors Cast Three Votes for Sen Harding

Wyoming's three presidential electors met at Secretary of State Chaplin's office and cast the state's votes for Harding and Coolidge. Peter Kool of Sheridan was chosen to carry the result to Washington, with James Michelson of Big Piney and J M Schwoob of Cody as the other electors. Mickelson named chairman and Sechwoob secretary of the slate.

Wyoming Chaplin Harding Coolidge Peter Kool Sheridan Washington James Michelson Big Piney J. M. Schwoob Cody Mickelson Sechwoob

Weather Report for Cheyenne January 10 1921

Cheyenne Wyoming records show 24 hour ending 6 pm with snowing and clear periods. Temperatures varied from 3 to 16 degrees, mean date 10 degrees, 0.13 inches precipitation last 24 hours including 2 inches of snow, total since January 1st 0.29 inches, normal 0.10 inches.

Cheyenne Wyoming

Wyoming Highway Conditions Report Snapshot

Highway conditions across Lincoln and Yellowstone routes vary from good to fair with some rough patches. Snow ranges from one to three inches in central and southeastern Wyoming, affecting sections including Kimball to Pine Bluff, Burns to Cheyenne, Laramie area, Hanna, and Walcott to Wamsutter.

Lincoln Kimball Pine Bluff Burns Cheyenne Granite Canon Laramie Hanna Walcott Wamsutter Yellowstone Greeley State Line Dover Casper Chugwater Wheatland Ava Orin Glenrock

Weather forecast for Northern Rocky Mountain Regions

Forecast for January 10 to 15 calls for generally fair weather in the Northern Rocky Mountain regions. Sage to Kemmerer reports heavy snow but passable conditions. Lusk remains good. Autos traveling from Hanna to Hil Mountain and Rawlins should proceed with normal temperatures expected.

Sage Kemmerer Lusk Hanna Hil Mountain Rawlins Rocky Mountain

Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin and Health Boost

Promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle calomel substitute. Claims cleanse blood and bowels, improve liver function, and clear pimples with a vegetable mix and olive oil. Advises taking one or two nightly for a week, pricing 15c and 30c.

Dr. Edwards Edwards

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