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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1920
Page
11
Amid reports of grim crime and high living costs readers learn that June yields a new marriage milestone in New York City with 5002 licenses issued. The piece notes nationwide rise in marriages despite pessimism about housing prices elections and economic strain.
The article argues conventions prefer strong men for presidential tickets to ensure capable successors. It cites historical precedents from 1841 to 1904, noting nine, fifteen, sixteen, and twenty year gaps between presidencies and inductions. It praises Gov. Coolidge and Roosevelt as ideal candidates and stresses the importance of succession choices.
Judge Bee B Lindsey explains juvenile cases hinge on three ages of a girl 13 16 and development as a young woman. He argues legal handling should reflect biological and mental growth rather than mere chronology and marital status.
A fragmented story centers on a youth named Chad striving against social barriers and unrequited love for a girl who moves within exclusive circles. Supporting figures Pauline Stark Gloria Morton and other well known names populate a quaint world of protective guardians and dramatic paths.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Billy Whiskers and friends flee a bull arena. Billy leaps from a stall, disrupts bullfighting attempts, and leads a wild escape with Stubby as onlookers react. The confrontation ends with Billy and Stubby escaping toward safety.
An old man argues with a companion about grass turning black then green. Garry McIntyre, a famed local figure, claims he alone swam the Shake river, later joked about being shot at during a crossing. A child arrives home from school as the family gathers.
A damaged OCR fragment presents garbled quotes with stray words like Towns and naked. The text lacks discernible names, dates, places, or events to anchor a concrete summary.
Two people died and sixteen were injured in a collision of four passenger cars on the Prescott and Phoenix railroad. The northbound train, drawn by two engines, struck a formation between Kirkland and Whiskeytown, near Prescott at about 6 30 this morning. The injured were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
Cheyenne and North Platte prepare for a Pioneer Park afternoon game. North Platte travels with seventy fans to Cheyenne while the Staves tear Inko cabin score is cited as 6 to 2 in weeks.
The Laycock case over disputed land folds as Miomeya claims an abstract shows a road through the property. County officials assert the road remained public and the county held title, though debates over abandonment and timeframes linger. Attorneys argue that despite abandonment the county failed to lose title, with final actions taking place before a sudden announcement.
The state board of pardons grants a pardon to Thomas G andres, formerly from Carbon county, who was committed on a charge of rape. After a hearing, board members considered the evidence and recommendations by defense counsel and the prosecuting attorney who tried the case.
A noisy fragmented text snippet from a newspaper page hints at a leader’s continuing plans and a call for space or time for someone. Readable words include wave, leader, room, and term. The rest remains garbled.
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