Land in City L Reported Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR notes mention land in city L and a person described as Mrs. with a medical context. Details are unclear but indicate property or ownership matters and a listed party.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
3
Charity Ball Tonight At Masonic Temple In Cheyenne
Charitable event set for the Masonic Temple with east west and dining halls decorated. Tickets priced at 5 dollars admit a gentleman and his lady, extra lady allowed for 1 extra dollar. Guests from Denver and Cheyenne society expected, with legislative attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Denver
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Splendid Meeting at Woman's Club in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Woman's Club held a Carnegie club rooms afternoon session with program on education and health led by Miss Seyfarth and Dr. Herdliska. Armenian orphan aid pledged. Boy Scout and Girl Reserve groups demonstrated activities. reflections on legals and local bills surfaced in business motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Gusts
Eunice & Anderson
Margaret Weaver
Mr. Horton
Buffalo
Johnson County
Noblitt
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Miss Anderson
Society
Historical Department
Valentine
William C. Kinkead
Will Riner
HW. Cruickshank
Mias. Dutton
Ray 1K. Olds
David McMartin
Woman's Club
Cheyenne Woman’s Club
Carnegie Club
Miss Seyfarth
Charles Herdliska
United States Public Health Service
Thermopolis
Clifford Hummer
Boys Scouts
Girl Reserves
Frank Demerson
Central School
Lulu McCormick
Thelma Walker
Helen Gilmore
Girl Reserve
Bruce BH. Jackson
Millard Palmer
Robert Newbern
Wayne Towner
Henry, Palmer
Tierbert Newbern
Kirby Olds
Native Son Expresses Desire of Multitude
A long list of names appears on the page likely as attendees or signatories. The fragment shows numerous individuals including Allison, Anderson, Brimmer, Bennett, Black, Blydenburgh, and many others, ending with George Young and J. Walton. The text reads as a roster or record rather than a narrative item.
Wyoming Senate approves Oviatt primary repeal bill
The Wyoming Senate approved a recommendation for passage of the Oviatt primary election repeal bill, Senate Twenty Seven, by an 18 to 10 vote after a spirited committee of the whole debate. A roll call was requested by Skovgard of Big Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lucas
Johnson
Ayes
Chassell
Cranney
Dunn
Gardner
Green
Jabell
Telly
Kirk
Oviatt
Perry
Spear
Daley
Noel
Dilton
Fonda
Hartwell
Lee
Meek
Nelson
Sibley
Shinazy
Skovgard
Stansbury
Chambers
Delaney
House 65
House
Franzen
Platte
Committee of the Whole
Supreme Court
Wyoming Senate
Big Horn
Baker Confession Ties Man to Colorado Factory Scam
Police and federal marshals report V C Baker confessed after arrest. A signed agreement on his person links him to attempting to extort money from Davis of a Brighton Colorado sugar factory and Williams of a Denver restaurant. He blames whiskey and claims Boise Idaho theft charges await. He also asserts V C stands for Victoria Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshal Hudson
Baker
Davis
Brighton
Cole
Williams
Denver
Hudson
Boise
Ida
V. GC
Fred Clyde Baker
V. C
Irish Names Prominent Correspondence Noted
Wyoming secretary of state receives a communication from Margaret Sullivan of O'Brien county Iowa highlighting Irish names and correspondence reflected in the state office records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Margaret Sullivan
O'Brien County
Iowa
Yegg Road to Wealth Leads to Jail Cell
New York January 26. Police charged Thomas KR Jones 20 of Brooklyn with robbery and later with more than 20 burglaries. He confessed using proceeds of over $20,000 from the burglaries to fund stock investments yielding a several thousand dollar yearly income. He is held on $10,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mrobbery
Thomas KR. Jones
Brooklyn
Jones
Cadillac Man Collects Russian Platinum Stones
Nelson Nell, a Cadillac resident who served with the American military force in northern Russia, brought home several pounds of stones found by Northern Michigan soldiers on the Dyina river near Archangel. Experts estimate the stones are nearly pure platinum and could be worth about $18,000. The stones were used as door weights and a stray chunk was knocked off when a door swung shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Mich
Nelson Nell
Russia
Nolf
Michigan
Dyina River
Archangel
Legalized Boxing Discussed by Mrs Eva Putnam
A communication by Mrs Eva T. Putnam discusses legalization of boxing. She notes prior reporting on prize fights and expresses a desire to minimize exposure to such events while acknowledging potential adoption and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Putnam
Eva T. Putnam
Wyoming Legislators Face Public Fight Against Legalized Boxing
A Wyoming resident voices strong opposition to legalized boxing, arguing it corrupts morals and lowers standards. The protest laments lawmakers actions, warns of social harm, and reflects broad Christian sentiment across Wyoming.
Manning Elected Bishop of New York
Dir. William T. Manning of Trinity Church New York City was elected bishop of the diocese of New York at the diocesan convention on Wednesday. He will succeed the late Bishop Burch. He was chosen on the third ballot with Bishop N. B. Thomas of Cheyenne mentioned as a prominent contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Manning
Trinity Church
New York City
Diocese of New York
New York
Bishop Burch
N. 8. Thomas
Cheyenne
Manning
Onward and Upward Wyoming Declares Resolve Against Liquor Question
The passage argues that opponents of liquor reform will fade as lawmakers who oppose measures rise in dissent. It predicts swift ends to political careers and portrays Wyoming as moving beyond frontier procrastination toward decisive action with a motto of Onward and Upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Bureau of Law Enforcement
John G. Hartwell
Lusk
Nebraska
Hartwell
Prohibition Commissioner's Office
Wyoming
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Aldin
J. H. Walton
Robert D. Carey
van Yo Mle Teats
Thomas MelKinney
Basin
Plains
MceKinney
Constance Skovgard
S. Skovgard
Lermaneh
Dorsey R
Chandler
Mast
Chicago
Minneapolis
Margaret Amoretti
Eloise Amoretti
Lander
City
John Higgins
Glenrock
Plains Hotel
Altar and Rosary Society
C. Hall
Mesdames Stevens
Jack Ngan
Robert McArdle
Tanaan Win
Guild of
St. Mary’s Parish
James H. Walton
William B. Ross
C. P. Richardson
Cheyenne Delphian Society
Carnegie Library
M. H. Taulbee
Casper
John D. Gill
Dean Prosser
Judge
J. A. Riner
Elizabeth McCabe
Green River
Charles Bristol
Charity Hall
Forsyth
Robert Forsyth
Frank B .Lucas
Herman B. Gates
C. L. Beatty
Douglas .\. Preston
Jed Holdredge
William Dubois
Curtis Hinkle
John H. Conway
Donald Porsyth
State Capitol
Fred Holdrege
Thermopolia
J. C. Underwood
Ralph Dolson
Wr. Rr, Wart
I. W. Leard
Per Alaro
Charles Orchard
EB. W. Wertz
The
Thomas Hunter
O. M. Robertson
Boulder
Mercury Club
Coliseum
Henderson Orchestra
George
Vox Home
Galen A. Fox
Warren Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Bruce Jones
Margaret and
Aileen Sullivan
Executive Mansion
Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
George I
Danny
By Allman
Mrs, Jones
Jimmy
Mrs. Jones
Jimmy Jones
Yegg
Ufe
Old Mexico
Legion
Summerlardilifornia
Arizona
Lexas
Conrail
Yosemite Valley
Harvey
Hall Division
Denver Colo
Kodak
Forbes’ Pharmacy
Capitol Ave
Swift & Comp
Swift & Company
Swift & Company Public Relations Department
Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Il
U.S. A
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