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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
5
The fragmentary text mentions an event involving o r y s i o n, a fight, and a charge against an individual named Lars. The readable parts hint at a legal or disciplinary action linked to the incident.
Martin W. Littleton, withdrawing temporarily as associate counsel, denounced the charges against Truman H. Newberry and attacked socialist legislators as agents of an alien empire. He warned the trial could expose a larger battle over constitutional government. The defense asked to dismiss five assemblymen and challenge the charges, while the proceedings faced repeated preliminary motions delaying evidence.
Continued Day from Page 4 reports Johnson Bros. selling 20 Hereford heifers to O. H. Harrison for $20,000, fifty Herefords averaging $1,480, and a large turnout for Wyoming Utah Idaho day with Governor Frank C. Lowden of Illinois set to speak tomorrow at 10. The O. H. Harris & Son purchase included $6,500 lot by buyers from Harris Missouri.
The No 1 juror was disqualified under Arizona law. Defense and state counsel Major H. W. Burgess of El Paso and Frank Curley of Tucson agreed to hear individual cases first then act on a blanket information with 150 names. The court ordered drawing of the entire county juror list, with drawing set to begin Feb 2 for about 3 000 prospective jurors.
A summary of the convention notes features a watch from the association to Secretary McClure and a silver dinner set presented to Mrs. McClure, highlighting the closing hours of the event.
Governor Robert D. Carey returns from a governors conference in Washington and is expected to land in Cheyenne tomorrow to resume state duties and meet with local officials.
Princess Beatrice de Bourbon Orleans is set to change her nationality as Prince Alfonso faces an apparent plot to seize his Spanish estates and he intends to renounce his infante title and royal privileges to become an Italian citizen.
Wright, Swan & Company of Denver and rivals submitted a bid for a 10 room grammar school to be built between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets and Warren avenue. Bids will be called soon and a contract let after plans are approved. The board also approves one fourth credit per year for cadet work, totaling one credit every four years. An office and storeroom for Major A. R. Kerwin are planned as part of junior I. C. T. G support with anticipated non commissioned assistance.
Captain John Weir of Indianapolis is on trial before a general court martial charged with cruelty to soldier prisoners at Le Mans camp and with persecuting Detzer in a frame up. He denies the charges. In fiscal 1919 the US bought Nippon made goods totaling 303,993,044 dollars, a record annual import.
Cheyenne residents will view motion pictures of Cleveland Ohio during a five week Pacific coast trade tour. A Cleveland delegation will film factory visits and city sights in 22 western cities with Collins Studio supplying a producer. The aim is closer commercial ties and new trade channels between Cleveland and western cities.
Acting Warden Brine reports A. W. Haines, who escaped last week, has been recaptured at the state penitentiary at Rawlins. Two other prisoners took part in the escape. one was shot and remains in the infirmary, while the third escaped.
The state land office announced that Commissioner Baker, during a tour of Lusk Casper Lander Torrington Douglas and Wheatland, sold state lands totaling 419 225.21 acres for 273 886 50 dollars. The average price per acre was 44 22 dollars and the top unit price was 76 dollars per acre for an 80 acre tract near Douglas.
Fair conditions expected Thursday with improving but unsettled weather Friday. Temperatures will be somewhat cooler Thursday in the extreme east.
A promotional appeal urges tests of a toothpaste claiming cleaner safer teeth for families. It invites readers to present a coupon for a 10 day tube, note film disappearance and whitening, and compare with old methods, stressing lifetime importance and a booklet explaining results.
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