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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1920

Page

2

Park to Parkers Plan Cheyenne Stop for National Park Tour

An official party traveling the See America First park to park route will reach Cheyenne on August 28, spend the night, then take five or six days to cross Wyoming. The tour starts in Denver August 25, includes 50 to 60 cars and about 260 people, with no Sunday runs, and is staged by the National Park-to-Park Highway Association and the American Automobile Association.

America Cheyenne Wyoming L .L. Newton Newton Wyoming State Good Roads Yellowstone Highway Associations Northern Wyoming Herald Cody Gus Holm Denver Rocky Mountain National Park Casper National

Licenses Issued To Three Couples In Omaha And Cheyenne

Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday to George F. Moore and Winnifred Ethel Clifton of Omaha. Henri J. Balesti beau and Esther T. Ernst of Cheyenne also received licenses.

George F. Moore Winnifred Ethel Clifton Omaha Henri J. Balestibeau Esther T. Ernst Cheyenne

LaFollette Invited as Liberal Party Candidate

A Chicago visit by leaders of a new Liberal Party faction reports they asked Senator Robert M. LaFollette to accept their nomination for president if he is nominated. LaFollette will decide this week whether to run on the Liberal ticket after a Madison, Wisconsin meeting.

Chicago Robert M. LaFollette Liberal Party LaFollette Madison Wis

Explosion Rocks German Ammunition Dump in Sarre Region

A large blast in the Sarre area of Germany triggered by spontaneous ignition of rockets and aerial bombs causes inhabitants to flee. Authorities prepare evacuations with about two hundred railway carriages held in readiness.

London Sarre Germany Berlin

Unfinished Suit Vanishes From Auto Here

Pierre La Fleische of Newcastle returned from Chicago with a partly finished tailored suit still in progress. After leaving his car at the Plains hotel, a suitcase containing the unfinished garment was stolen, leaving him in need of attire or an alternate plan for clothing.

Pierre la Fieische Newcastle Mr. la Fleische Chicago Plains Hotel

Suitcase theft reported after Sunday night incident

A man reported the theft to police Sunday night. By Monday a tailor made suit from a suitcase on the south side had disappeared while several oil leases and other valuables remained undisturbed.

Martial Law Declared on Polish German Frontier in Posen

Martial law was proclaimed along the Polish German frontier after Polish forces halted a detachment of about thirty uniformed Germans attempting to cross west of Posen. The move followed arrests of several communists in Posen accused of placarding the city with the slogan Poland will fall.

Warsaw Posen Poland

Mexican Commander Seizes Horses From American Ranch

LAREDO Texas July 20 Mexican troops led by Lieut Col Miguel Martinez entered a ranch owned by Alfred Matthews an American and seized several horses and other equipment and clothing according to official information released Monday by United States Consul Robertson who has reported the incident to Washington

Laredo Texas Migul Martinez Alfred Matthews United States Robertson Washington

Red Government Opposed to British Peace Terms

The Russian Soviet government rejects in substance the British peace proposals and Poland. this response follows a note on armistice terms, reported by the London Times from London.

London Poland London Times

Industrial Art Schools Urged by Architects

The American Institute of Architects calls for the establishment of industrial art schools in the United States to meet the rising demand for designers and craftsmen.

United States American Institute of Architects

Rescue Effort Remains On At Ren ton Mine

Rescue workers toil Monday night to reach nine men trapped by an explosion at Union Collieries mine in Renton eighteen miles from Pittsburgh. Missing are three fire bosses three pumpers and three laborers. An unrelated note mentions Italian income tax for foreign residents.

Pittsburgh Union Collieries Company Renton

War Department Objects to Hangar on Military Property

Complications arose over plans to build a hangar for mail carrying airplanes on military ground of about 69 000 acres. Officials say the 125 foot square hangar should not block city land, and plans were made to move it east of the landing field to avoid government property. Colonel M O Bigelow led a conference with Archie Allison and city officials, and a telegram was sent to the post office department for further discussion and possible resolution.

Post Office War Departments M. O. Bigelow Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Archie Allison Post Office Department

Sea gardens taught to Moros in Sulu islands

The Commissioner of Education reports Moros in the Sulu Islands practice sea gardening in school programs. Faced with few inland cultivation options, schools cultivate marketable marine products, notably certain sponges.

Sulu Philippine Islands Commissioner of Education

One Story School Building Plan in Cuyahoga County

A plan adopted in Cuyahoga County Ohio allows a one story school building with as many as 48 rooms in a dense city and suburban area. The county currently has four large one story school buildings each with 6 to 10 acres of grounds.

Cuyahoga County Ohio

Death of Kaiser’s Young Son Shocks Berlin

Berlin reports the suicide of Joachim, the Kaiser’s son, following mental strain and fears of leaving home under republican pressure. His adjutant, Colonel Von Steuben, alerted Prince Haitel Frederick. Joachim died after a Friday act, with burial planned in Potsdam.

Berlin Associated Press Joachim Colonel von Steuben Hitel National Zeitung Prince Haitel Frederick Holland

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