Unclear fragment on appeals in taping matter
Fragmentary text references a potential decision in a matter after a tape has been completed. No clear parties, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
15
Fragmentary text references a potential decision in a matter after a tape has been completed. No clear parties, dates, or outcomes are readable.
A suspicious incident involving theft and alleged jacking under a caretaker’s watch leads to an arrest. Police report a value of about $10,000 tied to the suspects, with ongoing inquiries into the incident and possible charges forthcoming.
P Hambrecht of Madison, president of the Government Labor Officials Association of the United States and Canada, criticised certain terms as he addressed the seventh annual conference here. The gathering focused on narrowing production and related policy topics.
A reader recalls years of Frontier Days in Cheyenne, detailing injuries from a broncho act and an automobile crash that left him with lasting injuries. He praises early organizers, mentions Union Pacific service, and notes posters from Joe Galdl fueling nostalgia for the frontier celebration.
A fragmented account from a political gathering notes confusion near the speakers platform as a nomination discussion unfolds. A participant voices skepticism about open campaigning and the convention’s spirit amid tense exchange and veiled remarks.
In Vallejo California two Mare Island Navy men were arrested in San Francisco in a case involving the disappearance of gallons of alcohol from ships. Authorities say the investigation centers on the missing cargo and possible related sales.
An advice column offers a detailed steam facial routine and skin care for a reader, including warming water, warming the face with circular rubbing, periodic steaming over a towel, and a final cold rinse with a camphor alcohol lotion. It also notes steaming should not occur more than weekly and suggests a social dilemma about feeling unwanted by peers.
Judge William Mentzer delayed ruling in the Laycock case after stating a decision would be sent from Cheyenne if testimony arrives from Laramie. The suit involves John Laycock seeking to block construction of a road he claims crosses his property. Attorney General Walls represents the state highway department, contending the road is owned by Albany County and that the county board should be defendant.
City officials and Longmont Marshal Calloway led a search in the hills near Cheyenne for a missing man believed to have perished in a life storm after his car was found at Dale Creek. Scouts joined the effort as crews combed box canyons and gullies but no trace was located despite two search attempts.
The Bon Shoe and Clothing Co announces a one third reduction on all ladies summer footwear in Cheyenne. The sale highlights include unique jumps and oxford styles, with stock described as virtually intact and not to be duplicated elsewhere this year. Cheyenne women are urged to take advantage of the opportunity.
Senator Poindexter, chairman of the Republican senatorial committee, announced an active fall campaign centered on Americanism versus internationalism. The drive will focus in fourteen or fifteen doubtful states with Idaho, Utah, Colorado, and Nevada among the key targets. The campaign will be conducted under the committee's control.
Short classified style notice seeking housekeeping to rooms at 1720 Centre. Indicates rental or room-care duties available, with limited details on schedule or compensation.
A 1920 report claims New York officials will deploy thirty armed women deputies to enforce beach regulations this summer. They will patrol with clubs and revolvers, targeting objectionable bathing costumes and viewed as a stronger curb on vulgar dress than guns or etiquette.
C. F. P. Junger man of Kansas City was elected president at the association's annual convention in Omaha. P. L. Cady of Arrington Nebraska was named vice-president and R. F. Bourne of Fort Collins Colorado was secretary-treasurer. The convention will close tomorrow.
Washington July 43 Off alel Washington will pay honor to France tomorrow in commemoration of Bastille Day Bell buildings will display the tri color with the American flag President Wilson will send a message of congratulation to the president of France and wreaths will be placed on French soldiers graves in Arlington National Cemetery General Pershing will send messages to General Foch and the French army Franklin D Olier national commander of the American Legion also sent a message Bainbridge Colby secretary of state announced the flag would fly over the State Department building with Stars and Stripes and urged similar displays across the country including business houses and residences
Seattle report notes white youth offenders urged to avail guidance as authorities pursue charges. The fragment mentions high school influence and a June or July timeframe. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
Callahan argued for a traditional high school core guiding graduate education amid a conference of state and Canadian labor officials. Carlhen urged developing a truly cultured individual prepared for everyday problem solving with patience and cheerfulness.
Washington July 43 loans totaling 17,098,278 were approved by the commission and filed with the treasury for payment. The Transportation Act provides a 300,000,000 revolving fund. Loans of 4,446,523 to Burlington Northern and 235,300 to the Salt Lake Utah railroad were approved to enable purchase of additional equipment.
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