Land in City L Revealed in IEP Case
A fragmented OCR item notes land in City L connected to an IEP matter involving a Mrs. and a medial fine. Details are unclear but imply a legal or public record context with names partially visible.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
9
A fragmented OCR item notes land in City L connected to an IEP matter involving a Mrs. and a medial fine. Details are unclear but imply a legal or public record context with names partially visible.
A grand charity ball at the Masonic Temple features decorated halls and a 10 and 11 pm supper, with tickets at 5 dollars per couple plus a dollar for an extra accompanying lady. Attendees include Denver visitors, Cheyenne and Fort Russell society, and state legislators.
Members of the Cheyenne Woman's Club attended a varied program at Carnegie club rooms. Miss Seyfarth described work with unusual children and Dr. Charles Herdliska spoke on public health measures. The girls and Boy Scouts demonstrated group activities, with a plan to support an Armenian orphan at $5 monthly.
A long list of names appears on page two headed by Native Son Expresses Desire of Multitude. The roster includes Allison, P. P. Anderson, George H. Brimmer, and many others with titles such as Justice, Governor, and Secretary of State.
The Wyoming Senate approved the recommendation for passage of the Oviatt primary election repeal bill Senate twenty seven 18 to 10 after a spirited debate in the committee of the whole. A roll call was requested by Skovgard of Big Horn opposing the bill.
Police and U S marshal report Baker V C confessed to entering an agreement to extort money from Davis at a Brighton Colorado sugar factory and Williams of a Denver restaurant. He blames whiskey and says frame up. Authorities consider a Boise Idaho warrant for passing a worthless check. Baker's initials V C allegedly honor Victoria Cross.
Wyoming secretary of state receives a communication from Margaret Sullivan of O’Brien county Iowa, noted as a notable correspondence in the report.
New York police charged Thomas KR. Jones a 20 year old Brooklyn man with robbery and more than 20 burglaries. He admitted the crimes and said he used over $20,000 in proceeds to invest, earning several thousand dollars yearly. He is held on $10,000 bail.
Nelson Nolf of Cadillac was found to possess several pounds of almost pure platinum from stones brought home after serving with an American military force in northern Russia. Experts estimate he will receive about $18,000, stones originally used as door weights. The ore was found by Northern Michigan soldiers on the Dyina river about 86 miles from Archangel.
Mrs Eva T Putnam publishes a communication titled Legalized Boxing. The letter expresses reluctance to publicize prize fights but warns that legalized boxing may come to the area and urges careful consideration.
A Wyoming writer denounces legalized boxing, calling it a brutal, ungodly affair that lowers civic ideals. He argues lawmakers misserve the people, rejects comparisons to Mexico, and urges statewide church and citizen resistance to the proposed measure.
Dir William T Manning rector of Trinity Church New York City was elected bishop of the diocese of New York at the diocesan convention on the third ballot He will succeed the late Bishop Burch Bishop N B Thomas of Cheyenne was among prominent clergymen mentioned for the post
The passage argues anger over lax measures and predicts political fallout for senators and representatives who oppose reform. It asserts Wyoming has moved beyond indecision and will push forward, pledging to rise above the old frontier drift.
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