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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
8
The Woodlh county court house in Kemmerer hosts the sale of the Penn Wyoming coal mine complex. The estate includes mine, machinery, buildings, 80 acres of coal lands, and related assets to satisfy $283 356.71 on bonds of 300 000 with a default triggering immediate payment.
Acting Secretary Davis faces a conference after staff arrivals from Mexico City. Officials praise the apparent sincerity of Provisional President De Loa Huerta's expressions and efforts for order, yet note the same old active workers remain and newly appointed cabinet members defer to the same leaders who ran offices under Carranza.
Reports from Mealco City describe eleena and companions who traveled to the Mexican capital to compose differences with former allies. They face the same men who confiscated their properties under Carranm and confront ongoing difficulties as before.
A stream of quirky exchanges unfolds with an old aunt, a caller, and pupils in a classroom. Humorous mishearings about Mendelssohn, obscurity, grammar, and popular songs mix with a conductor’s astonished promptings, painting a comic vignette of everyday folly.
Coulis Goldstein has a handsome electric sign erected at his West Lincoln Highway store. The display will feature a red white and blue national color scheme.
The text describes a man given the right to transfer what he earned to the next generation, emphasizing that this generation will be protected. It presents a real object lesson on the relations between the government and the individual.
Federal grand jury in Boston returns first New England indictments for alleged profiteering in food. Targets include E C Swift Co Armour Be Holle and the Independent Sugar Company of the city. Charges involve profiteering, with specifics pending legal action.
A U S department of labor review reports 4474 strikes and lockouts in 1919 affecting more than 4 million workers. About half of the strikes occurred in New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio and Tennessee. The year shows 37 more conflicts than 1918 but far below 1916 and 1917 totals.
Mrs A A Buckingham and Mike Holster will leave this afternoon in the Buckingham car for a several days outing. They plan to visit Estes Park and other northern Colorado points during the trip.
The Wyoming state board of pardons met yesterday in Laramie with the largest collection of applications for pardons and paroles since the board took office awaiting attention.
A Leamington conference of delegates from British coal miners resolved for government wage gains and lower coal prices, seeking a five day week and the power to strike without ballots. The plan to nationalize the coal mines was backed, but the move faced defeat. No strike is planned immediately, though the action aims to pressure government nationalization.
Peneral services for Miss Elizabeth Bresiahen, who was drowned. The article notes funeral arrangements and references the circumstances surrounding the death.
The advertisement touts advanced Lexington improvements including an instant One-Finger Emergency Brake, non metallic universal joints, double-door catches, improved windshield and side curtains, leather upholstery, ample storage, and cord tires with enhanced inspection lights, all aimed at safer skidless operation and trouble free driving for women motorists.
At Lake Minnehaha yesterday a funeral service was held for Mrs. L. A. Breaphen. Short conducted the services. Floral offerings were plentiful and beautiful. Pallbearers included Milledge de tessa Carroll, a ey, and Jean Francis Junkohn. Burial took place at Olivel Cemetery.
An advisor committee representing all wheat interests in Chicago on July 7 approved the proposal to permit trading in wheat futures, marking a move toward formalizing futures contracts for the grain.
A partial OCR fragment notes a committee of representatives from eight exchanges examining the reopening of trading. The text suggests forming a permanent organization to address issues arising from the reopening and a potential problem related to three year repetitions.
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