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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and events with no clear storyline or date. The readable bits reference individuals such as Avery, George, and Dr Simons, but lack coherent context or confirmation of details. No verifiable actions, outcomes, or location can be established from readable portions.
The party leader notes wide resistance to several platform planks while guarding core aims. Internal disagreement grows as members push back against proposed policy steps and directions.
Chaos erupts at the party convention as La Follette delegates flood the floor in protest amid threats of a split. A dramatic clash over the minority platform and labor group tensions delays routine proceedings and signals possible party realignment.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses European ally powers and tensions with a wary stance toward a security alliance. It mentions historical context and concerns about ongoing commitments and possible shifts in policy.
A garbled passage cites Reed Welared and unnamed senators amid claims that preservation initiatives depend on decisive votes. The editor notes a stance that radical amendments would not pass without immediate or international support, stressing the need for reserve lines of amendment.
Fragmentary report suggests a stranger with a cap may be linked to the Longment scarlet case. observers recall a disappearance during the Sher m an event around mid April. The note hints at a possible suspect but offers no definite conclusion.
Voice of the era notes the governor’s reformful stance during a penitentiary chapel visit on July 25. The memorial expresses appreciation for the governor’s efforts toward inmates, calling the prison a place of reform rather than mere punishment. W Brown of Toledo, a Republican Senate candidate, deems the governor a strong floor manager from the Chicago convention and offers congratulations.
The Cheyenne Cheyenne people attended the annual Perm Biremu picnic at the experiment farm near Archer. A baseball game between two local teams, fast and slow races, novelty events, and displays of handmade work, home canning, and cheese highlighted the day. A farm bureau picnic supper followed and prizes were awarded with delay due to airplane mechanical issues.
A sub committee met to discuss plans to relieve a nationwide coal shortage. Governors and rail executives joined among the delegates to consider redistribution of coal shipments. The committee planned to finalize details at a higher meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
A new price agreement was announced today settling the standard loaf at four ounces with a four quarter ounce division. The exact terms set a fixed cost for the bread, balancing wholesale and retail considerations.
A Pine Bluffs boy was injured in a runaway accident and transported to Cheyenne Private hospital where surgery was performed. His father Jol Walling traveled to Cheyenne with the boy. details of cause and outcome remain unclear in the damaged report.
Thieves attempted two car thefts on Tuesday night. A foreman’s automobile parked at the rear of a home on Geitrel avenue was stolen but later recovered. An earlier break in at a motor vehicle near Rast Severnterith Skeet failed when the suspects were interrupted before dawn. Police were notified.
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed rate hikes from July 4 to November 12 1920. The planned increases would affect potatoes shipped from Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin to Arkansas Tennessee Iowa Kentucky. The commission said the schedules could injure the public interests and ordered postponement.
The Great Lakes naval training station summer school for boys from the Middle Western states opened with 300 enrolled and more joining. The six weeks program aims to care for 1,000 youths during the course.
Washington July 14 The army air service will have representatives at the next annual meet of the national rifle association Camp Perry Ohio for the first time in history of these matches air force rifle will be included in the program as a trial shooting event expected to attract strong entries from military units across the country.
The article lists declarations of candidacy filed for the Wyoming House of Representatives and state senate. Democrats include Kent of Rock and Shelby of Lincoln County seeking House seats. Republicans include Phillips of Wayne County and Brewer of Goshen County seeking House nominations. McVey of Goshen County filed for state senate.
The Southern Wrenther Aircraft Corp reports the airplane completed yesterday and ready for test flights. The 70 hour motor run includes 7,000 miles of flight time and the only remaining work was final water and propeller adjustments. The company plans to secure an Oriol plane for own use as the sold local unit heads to its new owner, with another order likely in months.
Salt Lake City July 14 Homer Cummings national committee chairman said Democratic candidates will campaign widely in the West and personally acquaint themselves with voters while en route east. He asserted both nominees will tour areas and meet the public.
Tom Terress produced a movie from Gouverneur Morris titled Triumophat band. Thomas WW. Ines released a picture called Let's Be Fashion able.
Article notes that summer jobs help young women gain experience and independence. It profiles a factory employment chief who credits summers with funding education and guiding career choices, arguing lazy vacations offer little value while work builds skills and purpose.
Wartime era notes show residents in Pershing Heights discussing housing upgrades and lot development. Report mentions planned grading of a new addition, roadwork, and garden plots as owners rent and cultivate former prairie land.
In Cheyenne two justices file for re election as county offices prepare for primaries. A. Castle also filed for constable while no Democratic candidates have registered for the four listed posts.
Haggard attends Avery Fitegard of the Gheyenne Views and visits a national convention, with Lives' obits noted.
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