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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1920

Page

7

Prohibition Party Eyeing Bryan Sunday Ticket

W G Calderwood, vice chair of the Prohibition national committee, says delegates expect a presidential ticket led by William Jennings Bryan and Billy Sunday. Bryan may head the ticket if he consents. otherwise the convention may force it. Neither Bryan nor Sunday is expected to attend the convention opening Wednesday in Lincoln.

Lincoln Neb Prohibition Party W. G. Calderwood Prince Joachim William Jennings Bryan Billy Sunday Mr. Bryan Bryan Calderwood Sunday Olaterwood Senator Harding Cox

Bicycle theft reported near Carey Avenue

A bicycle theft was reported to the police Monday evening. A red Dayton belonging to Mr. McIntyre of 619.4 Thirty first Street was stolen from in front of a business house on Carey Avenue.

Dayton McIntyre Carey Avenue

Soldiers Admit Assault in Failer Killing Case

Three soldiers Melford S. Kargus Wayne J. Stanley and Thomas V. Carroll admit being present at the assault on taxi driver Lewis Wailer near Fort Russell but dispute who struck the fatal blows. Wailer lies in St John’s Hospital in a life uncertain condition. Citizens and soldiers alike demand justice amid intense local anger and talk of summary punishment. The suspects were arrested at Wray Colorado and brought to Cheyenne shackled after fleeing in a stolen Nash Six.

Lewis Wailer Fort Ruessell Melford S. Kargus Wayne J. Stanley Thomas V. Carroll Stanley Kargus Carroll St. John's Hospital Fort Russell Fuller Cheyenne Wray Colorado Nash Failer Faller

Cox Pictures by Millions to Boost Campaign

Governor Cox selects the official photograph to be used in the campaign. Dubbed the winning Cox picture it has featured in his three gubernatorial campaigns and on posters in San Francisco. National committee officials plan to order several million copies.

Columbus Cox Ohio San Francisco National Committee

Senator Harding Takes Up Governor Cox League Gage

Senator Harding broadens his attack on foreign commitment by questioning Governor Cox and advancing a new line in his indictment of Wilson’s Versailles policy. He asserts the Republican view of what should have happened at Versailles has been vindicated.

Senator Harding Governor Cox Marion Harding Wilson Cox Versailles House League of Nations

Babe Ruth breaks world home record in double header

Babe Ruth hit two homers in the second game to set a new major league single season record of 31 homers in 1921. The U S press notes his impact on New York and the Yankees as crowds surged and speculation swirled about reaching 40 homers this season.

Babe Ruth New York Chicago Bate Ruth Ruth Babe Wall Street Yankey Ball Club

Cheyenne Apartments Co Subscribes to Large Stock Block

The Cheyenne Apartments Co subscribed for a large block of Cheyenne Railway stock, paying $126 for new shares. With each share at $170, the total reaches about $86,000 to retire bonds, creating a sinking fund. It is the largest single subscription in the company’s history.

Apartment Company OF Building and Loan Association Cheyenne Apartments Co Cheyenne Railway Haplivr Buildings & Loan Co

Earthquake Shocks Felt in Los Angeles Area

A sharp earthquake shock lasting about ten seconds was felt in Los Angeles and suburbs at 6 48 PM Monday. The tremor was less violent than the heaviest shocks felt last Friday, which were recorded at points up to seventy miles away.

Angeles Los Angeles

Thirty Fifth Infantry Ordered to Fort Russell

Several hundred men and officers of the Thirty-fifth United States Infantry are ordered to Fort D. A. Russell to participate in the Frontier celebration next week. Official word came Monday but the exact strength is not disclosed. Some officers expect the regiment to be recruited to full strength while at the post.

Thirty-fifth United States Infantry Fort D. A. Russell War Department Fort Russell

Family of Diver See Last Leap

Ernest C. Biddle, 37, a Cheyenne boilermaker, died after diving from the second board at Second Lake. He struck the bottom, surfaced briefly, then sank. Survived by his wife and three children, the accident drew a large crowd as bystanders searched the lake and alerted rescuers. Eugene Hansen, who warned him, helped raise the alarm after the drowning.

Ernest C. Biddle Second Lake Mr. Biddle West Twenty-fifth Street Cheyenne Union Pacific Cheyenne Steam Bakery Marian Howard Bobby Denver Biddle Eugene Hansen Biddles Hansen City Park aHnson Leader Office

Albert L White to oversee Cheyenne Leader circulation

Albert L White of Long Beach California is hired to manage Cheyenne city circulation for the morning Leader. He will likely stay through October and has authority to solicit new subscriptions collect money and settle old accounts. The Tribune Publishing company backs his plan urging reader cooperation and advance payments to stabilize finances.

Albert L. White Long Beach Cal Cheyenne Morning Leader White Wyoming State Tribune Tribune Publishing Company Cheyenne State Leader Tribune Leader

Southern White Soldiers Fire For Prisoners In Graham

One person killed and another wounded when a machine gun company of the North Carolina National Guard fired at a crowd near Graham jail where three Negroes are held on charges of attacking a white woman. Governor Pickett had ordered guards to shoot straight if prisoners’ lives were threatened after lynching threats.

Greensborough N. C Graham North Carolina North Guarolina National Guard Pickett

Union Leaders Brace for Possible Strike After Award Theft

Chicago July 19 The railroad labor board prepares to issue its first award under the Wagner act tenure boosting pay for about 2 million workers. Rumors place the raise at 50 60 percent of the demand and a total near 50 to 60 million dollars. Union leaders express gloom and refer to a possible general strike while a referendum may decide acceptance or rejection. Looting of the board offices followed the theft of a copy of the award. Philadelphia reports a 10 percent layoff plan affecting 11 12 thousand eastern region workers.

Chicago Railway Labor Board Wsch-Cummins Transportation Act R. M. Barton Brotherhood Labor Board Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad J. G. Rodgers St. Louis Brotherhoods of

Sheriff Smalley and Agent Nab Suspect Across State Line

Sheriff Smalley and Special Agent T. J. McClement pursued a robbery suspect from Speer Colorado into Wyoming. At 2 o clock they arrested Jesus Riminez after locating weapons and cash on his person. The suspect was taken into custody within an hour of the crime.

Smalley Gleason Station Laramie County Jesus Riminez

Johnson for Harding but stands firm on key issue

Boston July 19 Senator Hiram Johnson of California sent a letter to Bancroft Abbott, urging support for Harding if he openly supports American ism and opposes the league of nations. Johnson warns a vague stance could force a difficult choice for loyal Republicans and vows to expose the Chicago system and its supporters.

Boston Hiram Johnson California Bancroft Abbott Harding Johnson League of Nations League Chicago

Rough House Wrestling Ends in Fiasco at Dagles Hall

George Buzukos and Professor Takahashi staged a disputed match that ended when Takahashi refused to continue after Buzukos led 1 0 by default. The crowd raged as the referee awarded Buzukos the win amid heated exchanges and no further wrestling action.

Buzukos George Buzukos Professor Takahashi Dagles’ Hall Lers Takahashi Bugukos Busukos

Frontier Days Glad Wander Committees Boost Cheyenne Hospitality

Frontier Days organizers plan a campaign to showcase Cheyenne’s famed hospitality. Representatives from three groups met at the Plains hotel Monday to recruit real westerners who will welcome visitors and make newcomers feel at home.

Cheyenne Plains Hotel

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