Society News and Club Meetings in Cheyenne area
Local society notes report several meetings and upcoming events. Churchill PTA reconvenes Friday at 3 PM. Mrs Morton travels to Laramie then Rock River. Colonel Sliney visits en route to Denver stock show. Various clubs host lectures by General Pershing and Miss Redford, with other gatherings at Elk's Club and YWCA rooms.
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R. A. Morton
Board of Trustees
State Univers'ty
Laramie
George Sliney
Thermopolis
Denver
Laramie County Faces Teacher Shortage and Low Pay
Miss Anna M. Dobbin, county superintendent, says low salaries drive teachers away. At start there were 36 vacancies, 24 resignations, now 3 openings remain. Since fall 60 teachers hired to fill positions, rural pay among state’s lowest. Cheyenne and Sheridan already raised salaries. rural boards urge taxpayers to support higher wages and better teachers.
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Laramie
Anna M. Dobbin
Miss Dobbin
Laramie County
Census Supervisor Addresses Rotary Club
Ray E. Lee in charge of the census spoke to the Rotary club at a Plains hotel luncheon. He urged citizen cooperation in reporting residents absent during enumerator visits and shared details on how the census is being taken. Judge Potter noted Cheyenne's growth in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Lee
Rotary Club
Plains Hotel
Judge Potter
Cheyenne
Frank J. Wiffler
Industrial Club
M. O. Bigelow
Port Russell
General Pershing
Harold Vaughan
Cardinal Poles Can't Long Withstand Reds Asserted
Cardinal Karkawski, archbishop of Warsaw, warned that Poland holds its entire army on the Russian frontier to fend off Bolshevik pressure, but said Polish forces are too small to endure the onslaught for 20 to 25 years.
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Karkawski
Warsaw
Poland
Butler Mentioned for Presidency by Columbia Friends
Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University New York is being put forward by his friends as an acceptable candidate for president of the United States. Dr Butler has for many years been one of the wheelhorses of the republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
United States
Dr. Butler
Dinner pail fading from Pittsburg mills to cafeterias
The Pittsburg district shifts from tin pails to company cafeterias as mills replace packed meals with hot meals. In Munhall Harnegh Carnegie Steel and Westinghouse plant in East Pittsburgh expand dining facilities feeding thousands daily. meals cost 25 to 35 cents.
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Pttsburgh
Pittsburg
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
Munhall
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Munhall Works
Wyoming Charters Several Varied Corporations This Week
State records assign new charters to oil, engineering, laboratory and ice ventures. Casper hosts The Western Engineering Company with 50 000 capital and 500 shares of 100 par. Jenne Ranch & Realty at Douglas lists 125 000 capital. Thermopolis sees Felger Oil & Land with 2 000 000 capital. Lusk forms Ice & Gold Storage with 25 000 capital. Wyoming Clinical Laboratories proceeds in Casper with 50 000 capital. Directors named for first year across all firms.
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Wyoming
Western Engineering Company
Capital Stock
Casper
Clifford E. Moulton
George T. Handbury
H. B. Dunham
Wyoming Clinical Laboratories, Inc
A. E. Stirrett
B. Wagner
K. Anthens
Jenne Ranch & Realty Company
Douglas
Jacob and
Anna Jenne
Max QO
Guthlin
Felger Oil & Land Company
Thermopolis
George N. Felger
CO. J. Woods
L. D. Welch
A. F. Woodward
L. C. Jennings E. S. Lingo
F. B. Montgomery
Lusk Ice & Gold Storage Company
Lusk
A. W. Crossman
A. H. Beach
Frank A. Barrett
Girl Arrgaged On Charge Of Forgery Lodged By Mother
Mary Thompson 44 faced a Cheyenne court charge for forging checks in her mother Anna Altman s name totaling about 300 dollars. She waived preliminary hearing before Judge W H Edwards and will appear before Judge Mentzer for disposition. Altman testified she signed the complaint to place her daughter in custody. The forged checks were drawn on the Laundry Workers union funds to buy clothes and finery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thompson
S Anna Altman
W. H. Edwards
Mentzer
Cheyenne
Factory Dining Rooms Bring Warm Meals to White-Collar Workers
A company superintendent explains that workers at the plant now receive warm meals at cost, including coffee, tea, and milk, though it reduces short term profits. The dining rooms target office and shop staff, a shift from the old cold lunch bucket system, seen as a long term gain for morale.
Seventeen Thousand to Pay Income Tax
The article reports that Wyoming residents will owe about £7000 in income tax to the federal government for 1919, based on an estimate by Leslie A. Miller, internal revenue collector for Wyoming. The piece notes the expected tax burden stemming from earnings in the year.
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Leslie A. Miller
Internal Revenue
Wyoming
Veteran Guardian of the White House Retires?
Detective Sergeant Dalrymple, chief guard of the White House executive offices, has served over 21 years on duty at the executive mansion. He has intercepted hundreds of threats and greeted thousands of distinguished visitors, knowing the presidents who occupied the mansion.
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Dalrymple
White House
Princess Iwa joins London Palladium show of Hawaiians
Princess Kwa descendant King fopi a famous Maori chief dances with a Hawaiian company at the Palladium in London. She appears in her native costume with a string of pearls as part of the entertainment program.
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Iwa
Kwa
King 'Fopi
Palladium
London
Weather Outlook: Fair Wednesday Then Colder With Snow North
The forecast calls for generally fair weather on Wednesday followed by cloudy and colder conditions on Thursday with snow likely in the northern portion.
King’s New Eeev Cold Remedy Sold By Family Friend
A vintage ad touts a cold remedy promising rapid relief for colds coughs grippe and croup. The product claims use by both children and adults with no aftertaste and available in multiple bottle sizes.
Dr King's New Life Pills Promised Relief
An ad claims Dr King s New Life Pills cleanse bowels and liver, stopping health effects from waste buildup. The copy touts prompt mild effectiveness and urges readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
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Jer ‘At
Ociety News
Churchill Parent-Teachers’ Association
Churchill School
Presbyterian Westminister Guild
Robert Jerpe
House Street
Elk’s Club
Nichol” Club
Elmer Crone
Ernest Wellnitz
William Cole
Hawley
Gillespie
Crone
John J. Pershing
G. D. Willmore
Savannah
Missouri
Vera Lund
Miss Redford
Europe
Miss Medford
France
England
America
Current Events Club
Linely
Arthur Henderson
J. H. Thomas
Robert Smillie
Labor Party
J. H. ‘Thomas
Cardinal Karkawsk
Butler
Presidency
Justice Court
Roup
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
Garey Ave
E. L. Emery
16Th St
Dunphy’'S Express
Knight-Campbell
Victrolas Victor Records
Schirmer and Wood Editions
Buescher
West 17Th Street
Sergt
Clarence L. Dalrymple
Cheyenne State Bank
W. W. Quinn Chiropractor
Carey Ave
THE
Davis Veterinary Supply Co
B. F. Davis
Frank 8. Jones
Sec
Treas
P. O
A. E. Roedel Drug Store
Taylor & Clay
C. A. Graham
Sand Hills Oil Company
DUCA
Grace O'Day
Palmer
First National Bank
Lucky Tiger
Baume
Bengue
Thos, Leeming & Co
N. X
Begg
Dr. King
Rawlins
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