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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
4
The Cheyenne State Leader notes its establishment in 1887 and carries Associated Press affiliation and rights information. The text states AP exclusivity for republication of news dispatches and local content, with rights reserved for special dispatches.
The Gales article outlines a Red dream of mass strikes leading to a final strike to seize land and industry, urging workers to use industrial power over politics. It notes Townley’s league influence in the 1920 campaign and lists regional prospects, then mentions Marcia Burns Van Ness as the only woman honored with a public funeral in Washington in 1832.
The piece surveys the $82,000,000 deficiency bill reported by the House Appropriations Committee and the repeated promises of budget savings by Republican leaders. It details funds for the Federal Board for Vocational Education’s rehabilitation of disabled veterans, ongoing deficits, and the need for tuition and travel support, plus broader postwar health and education efforts across Holyoke and other cities.
The article marks the twentieth anniversary of Governor William Goebel of Kentucky's assassination. It notes Gen. J. Warren Keifer of Ohio entering his eighty fifth year. It mentions the West Coast Lumbermen's Association meeting in Seattle and Belgian parliamentary reconstructions. It lists the Kansas State Bar association annual meeting in Topeka, Yellow Pine Wholesalers in Cincinnati, and Senator Walter B. Edge of New Jersey as speaker at the Indiana Republican Editorial association banquet in Indianapolis.
Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana hosts winter racing as does the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans. Sunny South Handicap brings shooting action to Houston while New York hosts the National Doubles Championship in racquets. Skiing at Glenwood Minnesota and the Metropolitan 400 yard championship for women in New York are on the calendar. Earl Caddock challenges Joe Stecher for the world wrestling title in New York. Boxing bouts feature Jack Britton versus Jack Conway in Savannah and Langford against Melchair in Springfield with Bobby Josephs meeting Chick Hayes in Manchester New Hampshire.
Gen. J Warren Keifer of Ohio enters his 85th year with a lifetime of public service. He served in two wars and held the role of speaker of the U S House of Representatives. Born 1836 in Clark County he became a lawyer at 24 and rose from Union private to brevet major general after four wounds. He served in the Ohio Senate and Congress, led units in the Spanish American War, and organized veterans groups including the Spanish War Veterans.
A compact roll of notable deaths and milestones from 1766 to 1915 includes Susanna Maria Gibber an eminent tragedienne who died in 1766 born 1716 in London. Asa Gray botanist who died 1888 born 1810 in Paris New York. 1913 marks Henri Rochefort death in Aix les Bains. 195 Queen Liliuokalani renounces throne. 1901 European royal attendance at Queen Victoria’s funeral. 1915 South Dakota Senate abolishes the death penalty. 1814 Thames freezes. 1831 Rochefort born in Paris.
With backing from British and French delegates, President Wilson's system of mandatories was officially recorded by the peace conference bureau.
The item notes anniversaries for Birthdays of William J Walsh Franklin D Roosevelt Jacob M Dickinson Charles Martin Loeffler. Walsh, archbishop of Dublin, born in Dublin. Roosevelt born in Hyde Park New York. Dickinson born in Columbus Mississippi. Loeffler born in Alsace. Dates marked as today.
The Wyoming state game department posted an 8300 reward for evidence leading to the conviction of any head hunter a poacher who kills elk for their heads in this big game country. The notice defines head hunter as a poacher who kills elk merely for their trophy heads.
Billy the goat escapes a police yard and aids a frightened infant in a burning three story house. He follows firemen to the scene, but thick smoke foils his search for stairs and he struggles to find an exit amid confusion and grit.
An over the counter remedy LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE promises rapid relief from cough headache and cold symptoms with E W GROVE signature on each box. The notice also advertises listing property with Western Realty Investment Co for quick action.
Miss Helen Christene Hoerle, Broadway business manager and one of last season’s few women in such roles, advocates allowing girls to choose life work in school. She has written The Girl and the Ob to warn and enlighten about careers for girls, detailing conditions from manicurists to stock brokers.
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