Cheyenne State Leader Historical Masthead Readied for Archives
Bizarre faded masthead from Cheyenne State Leader notes 1867 establishment and daily publication except Monday. It lists staff like J Charles Thompson and M Cosby with references to the Associated Press and postal details, plus subscription rates.
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Cheyenne State Leader
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Totin
Suleming
Joun Charles 'Thompson
Aeem
COSBY
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Mall
A Naval Holiday urged to curb naval buildup
The Dearborn Independent argues for a naval holiday to curb government spending, noting the US holds balance of power with Britain and Japan. It questions expanding fleets further, citing looming high budgets, taxes, and the cost of battleships compared to clerical savings.
Fools or Lunatics Take The Risk Of Robbery In The New Year
A rambled reflection on crime and risk contrasts fools or lunatics who choose bank robbery with wily rings and graft in daylight. It notes loose punishment for the rich underworld and questions political choices as Hiram Johnson explains California politics and Harding’s vacation plan.
Three Omaha Train Robbers Lose Liberty in Big Heist
Three young men planned a bold train robbery in Omaha aiming for a few thousand dollars but secured over three million in securities and about $100,000 in cash. Within three weeks all were in prison. One now makes shoes for no pay, another mends convict trousers, and the third wheels rocks to a crusher. They were well employed prior, earning up to $150 a month, yet greed led them to steal from the government and ruin their lives.
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United States
Washington
Tropics
Omaha
Health Questions ANSWERED Fourth article on bad air effects
In experiments, healthy individuals placed in a small cabinet for up to four hours showed headache dizziness and low mood. Relief came when the air was dried cooled or stirred by fans. No chemical changes in air occurred and heat exchange with the body depends on moving cooler air.
Safe Ventilation After Widespread Illness Risks
The article explains heat loss from radiation and evaporation of perspiration, noting that crowded, poorly ventilated rooms fail to meet safe conditions. It argues ill effects stem from air changes rather than CO2 or oxygen levels and stresses the need for fresh outdoor air despite cold winters and coal costs.
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming January 12 1921
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming for 24 hours ending 6 pm. Data show temperatures 7 am 28 6 pm 24 with mean 14 degrees for today and a 6 degree rise in last 24 hours. Highest 80 degrees at 1 80 pm unclear but indicates 1:80 pm. Precipitation total since Jan 1 0.2 inches. normal 0.12 inches. yesterday average wind 7.4 mph.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Boston Transcript Evening Exchange Quoted
A fragment from the Boston Transcript records a brief nighttime exchange where Jack Staylate asks a friend a question about the morning after a farewell gesture.
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Jack Staylate
Boston Transcript
The Needless Misery That Women Bear
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a natural remedy for women’s ailments. It claims headaches backaches and worry are eased by a vegetable-based medicine from Buffalo New York, available in tablet and liquid, with a 10 cent trial package offer.
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Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Kiters Target Wyoming Towns In Red-Flag Chase
A group of check kiters eyed Wyoming towns for plunder in Green River Casper and Cheyenne areas. T. J. Mitchell alias I. M. Chase B. A. Adams and C. H. Freel were linked to the case with arrests in Casper and here. Two suspects escaped gunfire after forcing a taxi ride near a depot. Mitchell was held on a raised draft theft and faces non bail pending investigation. Other suspects Leroy Devine and George Walsh were arrested after two failed attempts to pass raised checks in Green River and at local shops.
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Wyoming
Casper
Green River
T. J. Mitchell
I. M. Chase
B. A. Adams
C. H. Freel
Casper Dispatch
Burlington
Mitchell
Leo Martin
Denver
Gardner
Casper National Bank
Kiter
Kiters
Leroy Devine
George Walsh
Carroll
Schultz
Moffat
Pasternack Dry Goods Company
Mexican Dominguez to Hang After Pardon Bid Fails
Intercession by the Mexican government failed to sway Arizona officials. Pedro Dominguez remains slated for execution January 14 at the Arizona penitentiary in Florence after the board of pardons and paroles refused commutation to life imprisonment.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Pedro Dominguez
Ariazna
Florence
Plans to Develop Basin Industries in Basin Wyoming
At a largely attended Basin chamber of commerce meeting in Basin Wyoming on January 12 officials discussed plans to spur industrial development in the basin. The gathering focused on attracting new firms, infrastructure improvements, and job creation for the region.
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Basin Industries Basin
Wyo
Chamber of Commerce
Basin market house plans and new directors elected
Night session adopted tentative plans for a market house in Basin and approved an industrial development plan. Nine new directors were elected: C. B. Beck, BE. A. Gebhart, W. Gd. May, Warren Dailey, Harry Wise, R. R. Ferris, . B. Otteson, A. B. Martin, and B. P. Wigton.
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Basin
C. B. Beck
BE. A. Gebhart
W. Gd. May
Warren Dailey
Harry Wise
R. R. Ferris
B. Otteson
A. B. Martin
B. P. Wigton
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Tasenace
Seneeee
Wopvenes
Dearborn Independent
Friends of Peace
Great Britain
Japan
Daniels
League of Nations
Gione
Nice
Everett True
Condo
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Florida
TLC
Harvey's Weekly
U. S, Public Health Service
Betty
Beau
Weather Report
PHEGK
Aderena
Catlonre
Soli
Ray
Veryone
Dr. King
King
Dr. King’s
Genesee Pure Food Company
le Roy, N.Y
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Arizona
Maurice Collins
L. C. Hinkle
Horace Wells
Masonic Temple
Relenna
Poeta
First National Bank
Cheyenne State Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Capitol Avenue
Hynds Building
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