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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1921

Page

2

Rickard plots new deal amid Brennan Martin heavyweight chatter

Tex Rickard eyes a fresh long haul as Brennan and Martin duel in a 15 round decision set for February 18. Bill Brennan 27, 190 pounds, 6 ft 1 in. Bob Martin 23, 190 pounds, 6 ft 2 in. Brennan stayed with Dempsey longer than any other, Martin longer than most. Bronson guides Martin's affairs while Rickard weighs future matchups and public demand after the Carpentier Dempsey scare.

WACTS Bill Bob Bill Drennan Dempsey Kayos Leo P. Flynn Bob Martin Army Jimmy Bronson Tex Rickard Tex Bill Brennan Brennan Martin America

Athletics and sports notes from early season chatter

Ragbag of sports gossip and signings. Mentions Paddy McDonald as an Olympic figure, Ty Cobb hunting runs, Babe Ruth potential earnings, exhibition game bets at Redland Park, Boston College football offer, Lew Tendler and Benny Leonard nearing deals, Phil Glassman and Richie Mitchell, Dempsey and Kearns, Jesse Burkett’s son Howard, Betts proposing 12 percent racing tax, Yale to play 40 games with ten in Dixie, and West Virginia status.

Lew ‘Tendler Benny Leonard Phil Glassman Richie Mitchell

Coach Spears Nicknamed Cutie Sparks Sports Debate

Middle west aquatic fans push for an all around champion ship for swimmers akin to track pentathlon. Boston College coach Frank Cavanaugh endorses playing all comers rather than a fixed conference schedule.

Middle West Aquatic Frank Cavanaugh Boston College

Myers and Cobb May Face Off Across Leagues

It hints at a hypothetical matchup between Myers and Ty Cobb across separate leagues, noting the likely novelty and potential excitement of a peachy row of action if they played each other.

Myers Ty Cobb

Land Office Busy With Final Proofs In Cheyenne Region

Uncle Sam's land office in Cheyenne reports a flurry of activity with proofs and sales of isolated tracts. Notable entries include Edward Yates 160 acres at Uva, Alphonse Leroy 160 at Saratoga, and Edith Bennett 320 at Little Medicine among others, with final proofs for several settlers.

Sam Will Reid Register Luke Voorhees Hdward M. Yates Uva Alphonse Leroy Saratoga Emma M. Vyvey Jennie M. Mitchell Orin H. Green Lagrange Charles W. Hyde Dwyer Charles Johnson Albin Albert Illig Sinvise

Five Day Week Adopted for Union Pacific Employes

Union Pacific has instituted a five day week for select employes to curb lay offs during a business slump. Nebraska division already applies to shop and track workers while Wyoming trackmen are under the plan and shopmen may join soon. Train men are being laid off or reduced by seniority as work shrinks, and garnishments have risen in the city since partial unemployment began.

Union Pacific Railroad Nebraska Wyoming Cheyenne Union Pacific

Strangler Lewis Under Doctors Debate Headlockharbor

Medical experts evaluate Strangler Lewis headlock technique with some comparing its pressure to a blackjack. Doctors weigh safety concerns while the wrestling figure remains under review.

Strangler Lewis

Headache Relief Laxative Ad Highlights Bromo Quinine Tablets

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Tablets from E. W. Grove as a cure for headaches and colds with germ destroying action. It stresses the genuine product bears Grove's signature and urges readers to buy at 80 cents. Mrs. W. W. Daley arrives from Rawlins and visits the Plains. W. W. Daley, president of the senate, has been in town since the state legislature opened.

Grove E. W. Grove W. W. Daley Rawlins Plains WW. W. Daley Senate

Wyoming primary repeal delayed by motion to lay over

Wyoming legislators bridge primary and convention proposal amid repeal debate. Oviatt bill on repeal postponed to Monday, with lawmakers seeking compromise and possible vote switch to salvage or modify the law.

Wyoming State Senate Oviatt Rabell Uinta Green Washakie Senate Mercer Beach Underwood Osborn House Henderson Story Jenkins Iremont House County Affairs Committee Gasper- Sheridan Cheyenne Casper-Sheridan

House Bills on Witness Fees and Uniform Law

House bills 111 and 112 advance from the judiciary committee. HB 111 relates to fees and expenses of witnesses. HB 112 aims to uniform the law across the system.

Judiciary Committee

Wyoming House Debates Split Cheyenne County Bill

A Wyoming house committee discusses a proposed division of Laramie County into East and West sections to separate the legislature. The bill names variants such as Pro-Divisionist and Anti-Divisionist counties and rivals Smith and Underwood as possible county names. The measure is approved after brief debate.

Louse Committee House Senate Laramie County State of Wyoming Colorado-Wyoming Fifteenth Street Capitol Avenue Cheyenne Capitol Building Capital Building Platte Valley Smith’ County Underwood House of Representatives

Salary Increases for State Officers Move Stalled by Constitutional Hurdle

Discussion outlines a two thirds requirement for a constitutional amendment to raise pay for elective officials while listing appointive officers and deputies granted increases. The report notes several house bills addressing per diem jurors, licensing chiropractic practice, deputy clerks salaries, oil and gas conservation, and a budget bill for state government expenses through 1925.

Supreme Court Judiciary Committee DeLaney Wyoming Jenkins

Senate Files Outline Various Wyoming Legislative Measures

Senate files list eight measures including appointment of Hot Springs reserve superintendent and jail, university trustees, penitentiary chaplain, board of visitors and surplus funds, and creation of a state historical board historian advisory board and historical society with defined duties and salaries.

Senate Lee Hot Springs Reserve Lucas University of Wyoming Isacas Board of Visitors S. S Sibley State Historical Board State Historian Advisory Board State Historical Society

Air Mail Service Expands Amid Storm Centered Operations

Air mail flights from Salt Lake City to Rock Springs and Cheyenne faced heavy weather with dense fog over Nebraska delaying landings. Three Cheyenne planes, one Rock Springs to Salt Lake City run, and pilot Knight doubled back to Cheyenne boosting service 12.44 times normal. New manager Harvey I. Mummert, ex chief mechanic, succeeds Hartung as TDmphy’s plan strengthens operations.

Salt Lake City Rock Springs Cheyenne J. P. Murray J. P. Smith Arthur S. Cox Jack Knight Knight North Platte Nebraska North Smith Omaha Tdmphy

Earthquake Ties Mrs Peete to Denton Case

Witnesses recount a May incident linking Mrs. Peete to Denton and a mystery woman on the porch during a night of quarrels. The testimony notes prior rent payments, a division over living arrangements, and Mrs. Peete’s alarm after a July earthquake prompting cellar checks.

Mrs. Peete

Snowstorm Leads to Record Snow in Cheyenne Wyoming

Cheyenne recorded 14 inches of snow on Monday the heaviest in the state during the week ending January 24th per the United States Weather Bureau report. Wheatland 12 inches, Chugwater 11 inches, and Pine Bluffs inches followed as many areas had little or no snow elsewhere. Temperature averaged warmer than normal with sunshine above average in several communities. The week favored livestock but not grains until the southern portion received moisture Monday, and winter ranges remained open with livestock in good to excellent condition despite feeding challenges.

Cheyenne Wyoming United States Weather Bureau Wheatland Win and Plantant Cheyanne Lander Salt Lake

Will Reid Receives Glad Political News

An old employer and editor Will Reid learns from a former worker, Irene Wing now Mrs. Irene M. Wing, who became a Democratic official in Nebraska. The letter asks for Reid’s address about homestead prospects in Wyoming while noting Wing’s career shift and countywide Democratic success.

Will Reid United States Register Rawlins Journal Irene Knobel Miss Knobel Irene M. Wing Nebraska Tailbury Jing Wyoming

Y W C A Cafeteria Receipts Tuesday to Aid Relief

Cheyenne Y W C A joins national Invisible Guest Day turning noon meal receipts from February 1 to European Relief Council. From 11:30 to 1:30 staff serve a special menu. proceeds fund starving European children. Local donors urged to attend and contribute.

Vivia A. B. Hnderson Cheyenne Y. W. C. A West 19Th Street European Relief Council For the The American Relief Association American Red Cross American Friends’ Service Commission Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Knights of Columbus Y. M. CG A United States Europe YY. W. Co. A Alyn. c. A

State Officials Budgets Highlight 1926 28 Appropriation Bill

The bill H. 2B.118 funds two years ending March 31 1928 for sanities and expenses of state officers boards and departments. It lists allocations to the prohibition commissioner engineer reclamation arid lands board of control fish commission game warden board of equalization board of pharmacy attorney general and others plus sums for the state fair the Wyoming horse breeding station cadet uniforms national guard pay and medals for Wyoming soldiers and a defense fund Marek $4192.

Missioner of Prohibition Board of Control Board of Equalization Board of Pharmacy United States Wyoming National Guard Defense

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