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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
10
Two marriage licenses issued Tuesday list George F. Moore and Winnifred Ethel Clifton of Omaha alongside Henri J. Balesti beau and Esther T. Ernst of Cheyenne.
A Chicago delegation from the newly formed Liberal party met with Senator Robert M. LaFollette in Madison to ask whether he would accept a presidential nomination if offered by the party. The decision would come within the week.
London dispatch reports a large explosion in the Sarre region of Germany caused by spontaneous ignition of rockets and a dozen aerial bombs at a former artillery park. Residents flee as gas shell explosions are anticipated and 200 railway cars stand ready to evacuate the district.
Pierre La Fleische, returning to Newcastle from Chicago, had a partly finished tailored suit stolen from his car while it sat in front of the Plains hotel. The missing garment left him with no outfit, prompting his return home.
A man reported a theft to police Sunday night. On Monday a tailor made suit was missing from a suitcase found on the south side, while several oil leases and other valuables remained undisturbed.
Martial law was proclaimed along the Polish German frontier after Polish forces halted a detachment of thirty uniformed Germans attempting to cross west of Posen. The move came after several communists were arrested in Posen for placarding signs reading Poland will fall.
Mexican troops commanded by Lieut. Col. Migul Martinez entered a ranch owned by American Alfred Matthews at Laredo Texas and seized several horses and other gear. The incident was reported to Washington by United States Consul Robertson on Monday.
London dispatch says the Russian soviet government rejects the British armistice note in substance, with Poland opposing the terms, per the Times report dated July 20.
The American Institute of Architects urges the creation of industrial art schools across the United States to supply designers and craftsmen for growing industries.
Rescue workers pressed Monday night efforts to reach nine men trapped earlier in the Ren ton mine. The missing are three fire bosses three pumpers and three laborers in the Union Collieries company explosion near Pittsburgh. An unrelated line notes Italian income tax on Italian-sourced income.
Complications arose in connecting with the hangar project for mail carrying airplanes when a post office and war department letter objected to placing the hangar on military ground. Officials planned to move the hangar east of the landing field on city land to avoid government property. A Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce conference, led by Col M O Bigelow, sent a telegram to the post office department to pursue further discussion and likely resolution.
A report by the Commissioner of Education notes Moros in the Sulu islands practiced sea gardening as part of school work. Sea rovers long inhabited the area with few land farming options, so sea gardens focus on cultivating marketable sea products and certain sponges.
A plan in Cuyahoga CountyOhio envisions a one story school building with up to 48 rooms serving a densely populated city and suburbs. The county already operates four large one story schools with six to ten acres of ground for each.
Berlin reports the death of Prince Joachim after a self inflicted chest wound. His adjutant Colonel Von Steuben warned of his depression. rumors included fear of exile by a republican government. The body lay in state at Feidenskirche Potsdam and will be buried privately Tuesday.
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