Cheyenne Welcomes Broad Range of Visitors on Various Business
In Cheyenne today several visitors from nearby towns and states are noted for business, marriage license activity, and club discussions. Names include W P Hays Saratoga D O Fuller Laramie John Miller LaGrange and many others from Lingle Lusk Hil Mountain Worland Sheridan Denver and Rock Springs. Armenian relief pledges total 1500 to date and a marriage license was issued to George Klemer and Lempie Podi of Fort D A Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klemer
Lempie Podi
Fort D. A. Russell
Blood will tell in Lee family on two Robert Lees
A historical note traces Robert E. Lee and his grandson Robert E. Lee Jr. born 1807 and a World War I veteran. It recalls Lee’s West Point years 1829, Civil War command, and later presidency of Washington College now Washington and Lee University. It also records the grandson’s Croix de Guerre cite and service at Camp Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert HE. Lees
Lee
Confederate States of America
Stratford
Westmoreland County
West Point
Mary Parke Custis
Martha Washington
Engineer Corps
Washington
Texas
United States
Virginia
Davis
Confederate States
Confederacy
General Grant
Camp Grant
Another Lee in Trouble in Court Continues Page One
The trial scene features Mrs. Lee chiding the judge for lengthy testimony and Johnson paying twenty dollars per word in a sharp exchange. Mrs. Lee quips that even a single costly word would have strained Johnson's funds, noting his lack of money.
Crime Wave Sweeps Nation Cites Burglary and Robbery Threats
The report notes widespread crime fears including protection from burglary highway robbery and safe blowing. Insurance firms charge high premiums for such policies while trials in Oklahoma set for February and March include Clara Smith Hamon charged with shooting Jake Hamon and a St Louis murder conviction for Albert Ellis as Edna Millis is found dead with a cut throat in a vacant lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Ardmore
Okla
T. W. Champion
District Court of
Carter County
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
ST. Louis
Albert Ellis
Edna Millis
Receivers Appointed for Ernest Smith and Co in Boston
In Boston the brokerage and investment firm Ernest Smith and Co a member of the New York and Boston exchanges was placed under receivership after filing for bankruptcy. Initial assets were listed as 1 970,348 later corrected to 727,242 after adjusting for open accounts totaling 670,126. Liabilities total 846,694.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ernest Be, Smith and Co
New York
Upham Says Senate May Be Robbed Soon
Fred W. Upham treasurer of the Republican National Committee said in Miami that one or two Harding cabinet members could be chosen from the South and that it might be necessary to rob the Senate to secure an appointment. He declined to name any individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Harding
Upham
Senate
State Department of Education
Denver
Wyoming
Convict Hopes for Pardon Before Baby Arrives
James Mc Elevey in Joliet prison seeks a pardon so he can be home when his baby is born. He married Gertrude last May after escaping and serving time for breaking parole. She urged him to return to prison. she calls him to be square with the world as father and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
James McElevey
Joliet
McElevey
Gertrude
Extension Depart ment Cre Shown to Cheyenne Lions
At a Cheyenne Lions luncheon at the Plains hotel A E Bowman urged continuation of Wyoming extension and farm demonstration work, disputing Governor Carey’s merger plan with agriculture. Bowman cited local funding limits, federal support, and successful 1919 21 projects including livestock clubs and canned goods contests, noting the program trains leaders and saves farmers money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lion’s Club
Plains Hotel
A. E. Bowman
University of Wyoming
Carey
Extension Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Bowman
Tim McCoy
A. D. Kelley
McCoy
Joe Cannon
Wyoming
A. CG. ‘True
States Relations Service
West
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
California
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Rhode Island
State Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Sioux City
Iowa
Central West
P. T. Meyers
Weston County
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Craze Returns
An old grandmother remedy uses Sage Tea with Sulphur to darken gray hair. Modern Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores, claiming a natural look and glossy fullness. Apply with a comb to single strands. results appear after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. P. Hays of
Saratoga
D. O. Fuller
Laramie
John Miller
LaGrange
Cheyenne
W. L. Connelly and
C. C. Alexander
Lingle
A. M. Faskell
Lusk
Mrs
Edward Helm
City
the Helms
Chugwater
John Quealy
James Quealy
Sander Sittamaki
Hil Mountain
Casper
A. A. Slade
Ray JS. Cook
WH. WH. Lemon
M. BH. Smeltz
B. R. Julien
L. A. Toothaker
First Congregational Church
A. W. Woodruff
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
John Hinton
Fort Laramie
R. C. Schultz
Worland
Mrs. C. T. Jones
Lander
the Plains
Mrs. F. K. Johnson
Cc. C. Tomisk and
J. F. Mills
Sheridan
R. H. Hetherington
Frank Humbert
Torrington
John McKinnon
D. M. Kellam
W. T. More
George Young and
Philip Juvanovich
Rock Springs
Charles O. Dempsey
Charlotte Eaton
County Clerk’s Office
William E. Landau
Goshen County Journal
Mr. Landau
A. A A. Underwood
Big Boston
Himgelf
STORK
Agency OF Reform
Jim
James
Gertrude McKlevey
Prison Gate
Bowman Maris Barnes
Statrh
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Board of Trustees
Secretary of State
Smith-Lever
Newcastle
Secretary of Agriculture
Wyo
D. F. Houston
Sec. of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Edgemont
South Dakota
Autralia
Robert D. Carey
James H. Walton
Ed. P. Taylor
Thomas Hunter
Max W. Ball
Louis Lipson
Avery Haggard
Clara R. Dodds
A. S. Jessup
P. E. Glafcke
Warren Morse
Citizens National Bank
Autu
Tale
al B . Jour
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