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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a planned decision in a matter after a task has been completed. The available text is garbled and does not specify names, dates, or institutions.
Thieves stole a valued item worth $10,000 under the care of a focal bended ware. The incident prompted an arrest of a suspect identified as Uncle Sam. Police investigations continue to determine details of the theft and custody arrangements.
P Hambrecht of Madison, president of the Government Labor Officials of the United States and Canada, criticised terms in a debate as labor leaders meet in Seattle for the seventh annual conference seeking production limits.
A veteran recounts decades of Frontier Days work, personal injury in 1918, and recovery, noting how Governor Carey’s messenger tale sparked reminiscences. He shares letters and posters from Cheyenne, praising the crowds and friends who supported Frontier Days in tough times.
An incomplete report describes interruptions on the convention floor as a speaker is interrupted by a man and whispers of nominating someone. The dialogue hints at transparency and hopes for an open, clearly visible campaign spirit.
In Frisco California on July 13 two pieces of the Mare Island navy were arrested on charges linked to the disappearance of several gallons of alcohol from mares. Officers recovered the missing liquor and the case involves a public sale in San Francisco.
Readers seek guidance on two topics. The first explains a steaming facial routine and toning mixture for skin refinement, including steps, timing, and aftercare. The second is a social dilemma about invitation etiquette with peers, urging self-confidence and patience.
Judge William Mentzer said a decision in the Laycock case would be delayed while awaiting a key report from Laramie. The case involves John Laycock seeking to stop a road construction on land he claims is his. Attorney General Walls argued the road is owned by the county and asked the county board to be the defendants.
The report details a missing tourist presumed to have perished in a life storm. City Marshal Calloway and a Cheyenne party, later with boy scouts, searched the hills near where a car was found, including box canons and gullies, but no body was found by nightfall.
The Bon Shoe and Clothing company offers a one third reduction on all ladies summer footwear. The sale emphasizes rare savings on jumps, oxfords, and low shoes, noting stock is largely intact and urging Cheyenne women to seize the opportunity before stock runs out.
Senator Poindexter announced a fall campaign centered on Americanism versus internationalism. The effort will run in about fourteen to fifteen states with doubtful Republican senatorial contests and operate under the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee. Target states include Idaho Utah Colorado and Nevada.
Short-term rental notice seeking housekeeping services for rooms at 1720 Centre. Local landlord lists available space and contact details for applicants.
A 1920 item describes New York officials planning a beach patrol of sworn women deputies carrying clubs and revolvers to enforce bathing costume regulations. It argues the armed group could endanger bystanders more than any "wild woman" in a nonregulated suit and condemns blue laws and sensationalism.
Omaha July 3. C F P Jugerman, of Kansas City Missouri, was elected president of the Missouri Valley Veterinary association at the second day of its annual convention. P L Cady Arrington Nebraska and R F Bourne Fort Collins Colorado were named vice-president and secretary treasurer. The convention will close tomorrow.
On Bastille Day Washington will honor France with the tri color and the American flag on display. President Wilson will send a congratulatory message to France and wreaths will be placed on French soldiers’ graves at Arlington. General Pershing and Franklin D Olier send messages to Foch and the French army. Secretary Bainbridge Colby announces the flag will fly over the State Department and suggests displays nationwide.
Seattle report notes youths urged to avoid white collar crime after a July 43 incident. authorities stress prevention and education for students to deter involvement in financial offenses and fraud.
Callahan argued for reform aligned with the state and Canadian session, urging an updated high school curriculum. Car lahen urged a cultured individual who faces daily problems with patience and cheerfulness in modern life and scientific learning.
Washington July 43. Loans totaling 17,098,278 were approved by the commission and sent to the secretary of the treasury for payment from the 300,000,000 revolving fund created by the transportation act. Loans of 4,446,523 to Burlington and Quincy railway and 235,300 to the Salt Lake Utah railroad were approved to enable purchase of additional equipment.
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