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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
11
Fragmentary text mentions a fight and a charge against a person named Ory sion. Details are unreadable, including context, date, location, and official actions.
Martin W. Littleton withdrew briefly as associate counsel for Truman H. Newberry's case and argued that the investigation will not be a tempest in a teapot. He charged Trotzky and Lenin with trying to install a soviet government in America and claimed socialist legislators serve an alien empire’s interests. The floor erupted in applause, Hillquit protested such statements as un-American while defending economic freedom. The trial moved to new motions and delays as evidence presentation awaits tomorrow.
Johnson Bros. sold 20 Hereford heifers to O. H. Harrison for 20000 dollars. Fifty head of Herefords averaged 1480 dollars. O. H. Harris & Son bought a sale lot for 6500 dollars. Attendance on Wyoming Utah and Idaho day broke records as Governor Frank C. Lowden of Illinois was to speak tomorrow at 40 o'clock.
No. 1 defendant disqualified under Arizona law. Attorneys Burgess of Ei Paso and Curley of Tuscon represent both sides. Indictments may start with individual cases before a blanket information covering over 150 names. County juror list to be drawn. drawing begins Feb 2 with about 3,000 prospective jurors available.
A report notes closing convention hours featured a tribute from the association to Secretary McClure and a silver dinner set presented to Mrs. McClure as part of the event finale.
Governor Robert D. Carey who has attended a governors conference with federal officials in Washington is expected to return to Cheyenne tomorrow to resume duties in the state.
Princess Beatrice de Bourbon Orleans and her husband Prince Alfonso plan to renounce the Spanish infante title and royal privileges to become Italian citizens. The move follows an alleged plot to confiscate his Spanish estates and alters national affiliations within the royal circle.
The board, with multiple Denver firms as bidders, delayed final plan discussion due to William Dubois illness. A 10 room grammar school will be built between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets and Warren avenue and House street after bids are called. The board also approves cadet credit for military training and plans an office for Major A R Kerwin with a war department request for an assistant.
Captain John Weir of Indianapolis, former assistant judge advocate in Le Mans during the war, is on trial before a general court martial accused by Captain Karl Melzer of cruelty to prisoners and of persecuting Detzer in a frame up. Weir denies the charges. The report also notes US wartime trade, showing 1919 purchases of Nippon goods totaling $303,993,044, with commentary on Japan’s market and potential war impacts.
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce plans a five week Pacific coast tour in February and March. A film crew will record factory tours and business meetings in Cheyenne and twenty two other cities. The purpose is to strengthen commercial ties between Cleveland and western cities.
Acting Warden Brine of the state penitentiary at Rawlins notified the state board of charities and reforms that A. W. Haines, who escaped last week, has been recaptured. Two other prisoners were involved in the escape, one was shot and remains in the infirmary, and the third escaped.
The state land office reported Commissioner Baker sold state lands totaling 419 225.21 acres for 273 886.50 dollars. The average price was 44.22 per acre. The top price of 76 per acre was for an 80 acre tract near Douglas amid a tour of Lusk Casper Lander Torrington Douglas and Wheatland.
A weather note forecasts fair skies Thursday with a shift to unsettled conditions Friday. Colder air is expected to reach the extreme eastern areas by late Thursday into Friday.
An urging advertisement promotes a 10 Day Tube toothpaste sample offering cleaner teeth and reduced film. It claims whitening results and safer teeth, notes a booklet explains the results, and encourages households to participate for lifetime impact.
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