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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
9
Fragmentary text describes military remarks and an official denial regarding a talk or event. It mentions a person named George, a thief, and references to Dr. Simons and a premiere, but the garbled source yields few clear facts or dates.
The party head telexed from Naga, noting strong opposition by BION to several platform planks in the third party platform.
The La Follette faction faced a chaotic scene as dissenting delegates clashed and banners unfurled during the Wisconsin convention. Amid cries and a shouted replacement, the majority platform was debated while Labor leaders pressed for a separate party plan.
The readable parts reference relations with European powers and a stance on peace or war, mentioning alliances and potential historical context. Specific names, dates, or places are not clear in the fragment.
A fragmented passage cites Reed Welared and mentions three senators possibly voting, implying stances on a platform and amendments. It references international financing and reserve lions of amendiente as being necessary in the context of a hypothetical vote.
Fragmentary notes describe a stranger whose capture was expected and a mystery man linked to reports from Sherman MN. The text suggests a disappearance during a tense period around mid-April with little corroboration.
Vo. 1 érner said he probaly will attend the penitentiary chapel gorvier Sip day, July 25. The memorial expressed deep appreciation for the interest the governor had taken to the prisoners, declaring they feel you are his only governor who has the Twinke conception of a prison, for in Ohio that Mot place for punishment, it is a hone for reform. W. Brown of Toledo, republican candidate for the senatorial nomination to succeed Senator Therding, as one of the senator's floor mworriers of the Chicago convention also called on the governor today, to extend congratulations.
The Cheyenne Cheyenne speakers attended the annual Perm Biremu picnic at the experiment farm Archer yesterday. A baseball game between two teams, fast races and novelty events entertained attendees. Displays of handiwork and farm products drew praise. awards were being prepared for later publication. A picnic supper followed. attendees were asked to bring a rifle coffee and ranch cream was provided. Mechanical airplane troubles limited aerial demonstrations.
A New York sub-committee discussed plans to relieve coal shortages across the United States by redistributing shipments. Coal mine operators and railroad executives attended a preliminary meeting. full details were to be reviewed by the sub-committee at its next session.
A price agreement was announced today establishing a standard loaf of bread at four ounces. The arrangement fixes the four ounce loaf at the agreed rate, aligning supplier and retailer expectations.
A Pine Bluffs boy sustained a skull injury in a runaway incident. He was admitted to Cheyenne Private hospital where surgery occurred. His father Jol Walling arrived from Cheyenne with the boy to attend further medical care.
A pair of break-ins occurred near 2008 Geitrel avenue and 2008 feeds location. One vehicle was stolen from a rear residential area while another attempt was blocked by a locked gate. Police were notified but suspects fled.
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed potato rate increases from July 4 to November 12, 1920, affecting shipments from Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin to Arkansas Tennessee Iowa Wisconsin and Kentucky. The commission cited potential public harm and postponed the schedules.
The Great Lakes naval training station summer school for boys from the Midwest opened with 300 enrolled and more joining. The six week course aims to care for 1,000 youths during training and will run through the period.
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 the history of these matches formal shooting will be included in the program.
The article lists candidates filing declarations of candidacy for the Wyoming House of Representatives and state offices. It names J. Kent of Rock, Shelby of Lincoln, and Wollohernts among Democrats, with J. Philips of Weston and B. Brewer of Goshen among Republicans, plus E. P. McVey for state senate.
Work on the motor of Southern Wrenther Aircraft Corp completed yesterday. The Pinithine will likely take the air today after seventy flight hours and 7,000 miles logged. One hundred horses is an unusual rate for a motor. Only fuel and water adjustments remain. The plane has flown two days since maintenance and is ready for use. The company may secure an Oriole plane for its own use. The local firm sold the purchased plane to a new owner, with delivery to come months later and a replacement to be ordered through the local company.
Homer Cummings national Democratic chair on July 14 in Salt Lake City outlined campaign plans for the presidential and vice presidential candidates. He predicted both nominees would travel to meet voters and engage with the public during their campaigns.
Tom Terress has produced a film from Gouverneur Morris titled Triumophat band. Ines released a picture named Let's Be Fashion able.
A 1920 article discusses how summer employment helps young women gain independence and practical experience. It cites a factory employment head who balanced work with college, noting summers funded education and clarified life work. The piece promotes responsible use of leisure and practical training.
Fragmentary text describes Pershing Heights grading work and nearby property owners planting gardens on a strip of raw prairie. Mentions protests about housing lot conditions and speculation on rent impacts during a construction phase.
Fragmented text shows Cheyenne justices And four constable seats with filings and party notes. Republican candidates appear listed while Democrats have not registered for any of the offices at this time.
Haggard plans to attend Avery Fitegard, president of the Gheyenne Views' life, on a Den ver poster to participate in the national convention Lives' obits.
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