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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
4
Forecasts paint a improving agricultural picture with plentiful harvests and no rot in wine crops. Labor markets loosen West wide, more workers seeking jobs than available, hinting at returning normal conditions. Car shortages and railroad inadequacy hinder distribution despite government aid.
British labor delegates visited Bolshevist Russia to inspect a supposed paradise but saw crippling deficits, brutal labor practices, and secret treaties. Lenin urged a workers overthrow of Britain and the US to uncover proof, leaving delegates disgusted by what they found and the rulers’ propaganda.
The episode follows Stubby and Billy Whiskers as a barn catches fire at night. Panic rises when roof sections fall, horses are saved with effort, and the barn collapses after all animals are led to safety. Stubby earns a reward the next day.
A 1920 public discussion argues women should prioritize education and proper care of the body over cosmetics and fashion. It asserts reform through wages, schools, and professional respect, countering the fad of makeup with calls for moral improvement and temperance.
An American gathering debated universal training and health care for children, urging stronger national programs. In Tokyo, the cabinet faced criticism in a looming Diet session over troop withdrawals and Siberian policy, with papers questioning financial viability and long term impact on Japan’s empire.
Lehem Beek's Novelty Orchestra performs at the Elks event on Thursday July 8. Admission is 1.50 a couple as dancing starts in the evening at the lodge hall.
Staite Lesdér requests full one hundred percent dividends and a trial to resolve payment disputes. The filing argues for complete restitution and judicial determination of owed sums.
Report from Yellowstone Park states a new group of wild buffalo, about 15 animals, has been observed in the northern section. Officials note the herd is part of the long existing population and some members may have split from the main group, with the Mammoth Hot Springs area being used to attract visitors.
The Interchurch Movement executive committee halted a campaign after collecting 176 million dollars, far short of the billion-dollar goal. Officials blamed public weariness with postwar drives and criticized the move as overexpanded and heavily marketed with paid organizers and publicity agents.
The convention chairman praised numerous Democratic led legislative gains such as the Federal Reserve system, tariff changes, income tax, Alaska opening, seamen law, FTC, labor laws, parcel post, roads, eight hour law, and more. He noted some remain debated while others show lasting value. Providence officials refuse a stranger’s Italian will leaving ten thousand dollars to a local wife.
A New York Tribune correspondent argues that Democratic delegates did not attend San Francisco as well dressed as Republicans and notes higher railroad ticket costs. The piece criticizes Democratic agents and portrays Republican candidates as reckless with money.
A twenty passenger air service between Bios and Nach to Atlantic City is expected to fill its seats despite concerns. Local officials note steady demand and potential regional impact as the venture begins operations.
A plan to unite war veterans with multiple radical organizations into a single presidential campaign. The effort, led by labor and nonpartisan groups, targets forming a broad coalition including the National Labor party and several regional factions to back a radical candidate on a reform platform.
Flohert shows Lafollette leading the poll with Frank Walsh Gove Lyon and Frazier of North Dakota also receiving votes in the Massachusetts Senator Watch tally.
Word from F H Moroney at the navy recruiting station says the Naval Experimental school for boys ages 16 to 20 is near the district quota. A few openings remain for qualified applicants who will receive a written exam and may be released from active duty by September 1. Parents urged not to overlook this option as it offers a positive path for boys entering service.
The report lists 6 am 45 50 64 humidity and 7 am 54 mean temperature with 63 high and 44 low for the day. It notes wind from the west at 7 to 10 mph, 10.7 mph average yesterday, and 8.43 inches total precipitation for January to date.
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