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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
12
Cheyenne hosts a stream of visitors including J H O Wall er of Laramie and S Fr Busarello of Hanna. Major Holder ness and R W Holder ness stay at the Plains. Sol Zuckerman joins Goldfarb Dry Goods. Foregoing reports note personnel movements, investigations, and patrols amid a busy city scene.
London reports Rodger N Sweetman resigns from the Irish Republican parliament after a split with fellow Sinn Fein members over policy. A Sinn Fein leader links the move to clashes with the peace movement, noting Sweetman backed peace at the Dail Hireann meeting after De Valera’s return.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Rice will be held this morning at the residence at 56 followed by a requiem high mass at St. Marys Cathedral at 9. Rev James A Kartman will officiate. Pallbearers named Joe Cahill Charles Emberg John Nolan Ben OConnell Thomas Walsh and Frank Bon. Interment will be made at Olivet Cemetery.
Cash grocery deals promise no extra charges for unpaid balances. The store touts quality groceries fruits and vegetables and claims to always sell for less while avoiding inferior brands to cut costs.
The Essex market police court was disrupted when a bullet pierced a window and lodged in a wall near the magistrates bench as the trial of Harry Cohn for an alleged tenement house law violation proceeded. The room was cleared and a search of nearby buildings followed.
An executive session of the Harry Caldwell post American Legion in Burns Wyoming voted to favor passage of a state bill exempting $2,000 assessed valuation on property taxes for World War veterans. A telegram supporting the measure was sent to the Laramie county senator. Mrs Pence and her little son of Albin Wyoming arrived.
Wednesday visits tie residents to Iowa, Cheyenne, Hereford and local schools. Mrs. Kendig suffers severe tonsillitis keeping her from Burns High. I L Peddycourt buys Elmer Dowdell’s stake in Burns Garage, leasing building from Judy Brothers. A district teachers meeting and a public sale by Dan Keiser and son are scheduled for February 15.
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