Leader Publishing Company Cheyenne Ad Rates and Contact
Publication details show The Leader Publishing Company in Cheyenne with editor and manager Randolph Leigh, office at 1813 Carey Avenue, editorial and business contacts, and pricing for classified or subscription options including four months eight and six months rates, plus weekly and yearly figures. Associated Press membership noted.
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Leader Publishing
Randolph Leigh
Cheyenne
Carey Avenue
Biase Rete
Associated Press
A Good Omen Senate Rally Sparks Hoover Support
Senator Reed is enraged over the Hoover boom, a development that could strengthen the administration's momentum as word spreads of mounting Republican enthusiasm and public confidence in Hoover policies.
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Senator Reed
Canada’s Welcome To Holidays Brings Assumed Revenue Surge
After lifting strict war era limits Canada eyes a big influx of travelers from below the 3,000 mile border. Many Americans expect Canada’s attractions to be dramatically expanded to draw in substantial tourist dollars during the holiday season.
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Canada
Vehicle of Prosperity Shows Prosperity After War
Bank earnings for 1919 rose under the Federal Reserve System as gross income reached 1 billion dollars and net profits about 300 million. The report highlights stability after war and hints at continued prosperity, challenging critics of the Fed.
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Federal Reserve
Germany
Federal Reserve System
Responsibility for Treaty Ratification Lies With Senate
The article argues that the United States Senate must take decisive action to ratify the peace treaty with Germany. It criticizes Republican leaders for stalling to protect political aims, notes that the public demand for ratification has grown, and stresses that normal conditions cannot return without a formal peace. It cites past presidents and public referenda while illustrating that public protest can influence policy.
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Germany
United States Senate
Congress
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Centenary of Elisha Kent Kane to be Observed
A prominent observance marks the 100th anniversary of Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, famed Arctic explorer born in Philadelphia on February 20, 1820. Kane's life blends daring ventures from China to the Nile, two Arctic expeditions, and service in the Mexican War, ending in Havana at age 37.
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Susan B. Anthony
William Tecumseh Sherman
Elisha Kent Kane
Dr. Kane
Philadelphia
Elisha
John K. Kane
China
Commodore Parker
Medical School
University of Pennsylvania
India
Ceylon
Philippines
Himalayas
Nile
Nubia
Greece
Arctic
Sir John Franklin
Polar Sea
England
West Indies
Havana
Shoes Stockings and Tin Cans
A reflection on the safety of American banks as depositors enjoy strong confidence. The piece credits modern banking with stabilizing deposits and preventing losses, contrasting with past failures. It notes the public’s trust and the shift away from informal savings like shoes and tins.
Facts vs Bolshevism in the Nation’s Struggle for Progress
A wartime style call urges industry focus over class rhetoric. It stresses unity, government trust, and absorbing selfish classes through justice for all, warning against Bolshevist influence and urging rapid dissemination of production facts to counter unrest. It notes Congress letting the railroad issue fade from priorities.
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Appea
America
Lipton Aims To Sail Again Despite July Anniversary
On July 18 the next America's Cup race is set, honoring the Chateau-Thierry anniversary as Sir Thomas Lipton, a noted sportsman, vows another challenge despite the omen.
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Chateau-Thierry
Thomas Lipton
Removing trouble unions expel vice president over Red card
Colorado labor unions celebrate expulsion of the state federation vice president for carrying a Red card. The era sees agitation from I W W agitators blamed for unrest, with friction between capital and labor expected to ease after their removal.
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Colorado
National and Local Political Events Today
Today marks Carnation Day in memory of the late President McKinley at the McKinley Memorial in Niles Ohio with speakers Senator Harding and Congressman Cannon. Kansas observes the sixtieth anniversary of statehood as Kansas day speakers include Frank Reavis in Topeka. Kentucky women meet in Louisville to discuss living cost reduction plans with federal government cooperation. Florida Democratic and Republican parties convene in Jacksonville and Palatka respectively to set primaries and conventions ahead of the national election. The British Columbia legislature is summoned to address economic issues, while the National Civic Federation opens in New York City with debate on Wilson era arbitration findings.
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McKinley
Kansas
Senator Harding
Ohio
Congressman Cannon
Illinois
Niles
Topeka
Frank Reavis
Nebraska
Kentucky
Louisville
State Democratic Executive Committee
Florida
Jacksonville
Palatka
Chicago
British Columbia
Wilson
National Civic Federation
New York City
Winter sports and boxing lineup across the U S
Racing events in Havana and New Orleans headline the winter meetings. Skating championships hold at Saranac Lake while racquets doubles title occurs in New York. Curling opens in Regina. Boxing shows feature Wilde Ertle in Milwaukee and Mason Richie in South Bend with Burns Astey in Passaic and Wallace Noye in Rock Island.
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Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
Saranac Lake
N. Y
New York City
Regina
Sask
Jimmy Wilde
Mike Ertle
Milwaukee
Frankie Mason
Johnny Richie
South Bend
Ind
Frankie Burns
Dave Astey
Passaic
N. J
Otto Wallace
Johnny Noye
Rock Island, Ill
Countess of Warwick Emerges as Labor Candidate Hopeful
The Countess of Warwick, famed for beauty and social prominence, is proposed as a Labour Party parliamentary candidate. A noted socialist, she funds vocational schools and social centers while supporting causes with her substantial wealth. She married the Earl in 1881 and has long been a dazzling society figure, hosting balls and leading fashionable events.
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Countess of Warwick
Labor Party
Earl of Warwick
Lord Brooke
Warwick Castle
England
Warwick
Notable 17th to 20th Century Births and Deaths Timeline
The record lists historical milestones including Mrs. Rose Standish's death at Plymouth in 1621, Sir Jeffrey Amherst's birth in 1717, Timothy Pickering’s death in 1829 in Salem, the 1848 liberal constitution for the King of the Two Sicilies, Liliuokalani as Hawaii’s queen in 1891, whisky trust receivers in 1895 Chicago, British General Buller withdrawal in 1900, and New York's 1919 ratification of federal prohibition.
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Rose Standish
Miles Standish
Plymouth
Jeffrey Amherst
America
Timothy Pickering
Salem
Mass
King of the Two Sicilies
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Whisky Trust
Federal
Chicago
Gen. Buller
Tugela River
New York
Poland provisional government gains U S recognition in 1919
The United States officially recognizes Poland's provisional government as part of postwar diplomacy. The Paris Peace Conference maintains America’s stance against annexing German colonies.
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United States
Poland
America
Notable Birthdays Today Highlight Big Names
Birth anniversaries include John D. Rockefeller Jr the heir to a vast fortune born in Cleveland 46 years ago Duke of the Abruzzi cousin to the Italian king celebrated as a traveler explorer and naval commander born 47 years ago Arthur Woods former New York police commissioner now an assistant to Secretary of War Baker born in Boston 50 years ago Barney Oldfield famed automobile racing pilot born in Wauseon Ohio 42 years ago
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Cleveland
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Italy
Arthur Woods
New York
Baker
Boston
Barney Oldfield
Wauseon
Ohio
Billy Whiskers Adventure Ends With Pursuit by Police
Billy causes chaos at an ice box stealing a few items and milk. a girl shouts Fire police murder attracting attention. He escapes to an upper flat where more goods are stolen and confronts the janitor. Police finally capture him as he is pulled toward a patrol wagon.
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Billy
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Wyoming Co Operative Association Hosts Public Party
The Wyoming Co Operative Association gave an enjoyable public entertainment at K. P. hall last night. A large number of guests attended after the invitation and refreshments were served.
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Wyoming Co-Operative Association
K. P. Hall
White to be Land Office Receiver
Hayden M. White formerly editor of the Buffalo Voice will be appointed receiver of the United States land office at Buffalo replacing Ralph Read who has resigned, according to Cheyenne reports received yesterday.
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Hayden M. White
Buffalo Voice
United States Land Office At
Buffalo
Ralph Read
Cheyenne
Train Crash Near Gillette Injures Crew But No Deaths
West bound freight No. 409 collided with water train No. 3146 at Oriva near Gillette causing $2,500 damage to locomotive and freight car. Engineer W C Merritt and conductor G Green on the westbound train were hurt. Merritt sprained wrist after releasing the emergency air. Water train crew William Verdun and M Haskins uninjured. all others escaped.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Oriva
Gillette
W. C. Merritt
G. Green
William Verdun
M. Haskins
Merritt
Lusk Masons to Build Temple Costing $50,000
Lusk Wyoming residents report the Lusk Masons will begin a new temple at a cost of 50 000 to replace the fire damaged building from earlier winter. The Odd Fellows lodge plans a new home as weather allows. Roads out of Cheyenne are generally good with rough spots on protected slopes. Cars are moving through Medicine Bow Hanna and Rawlins. Happy Jack reported rough.
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Lusk Masons
Lusk
Wyo
Odd Fellows Lodge
Cheyenne
Medicine Row
Hanna
Rawlins
Happy Jack
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The
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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