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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1920

Page

12

Wyoming Funeral Directors elect officers at annual convention

The Wyoming Funeral Directors Association closed its convention with executive sessions and elected officers for the coming year. John A. Benson of Lander was named president, with Thomas Longhurst of Casper as first vice president and Harry Pepper of Wheatland as second vice president. Other officers include Todd W. Bowman as secretary and Lew Gay as treasurer. Raleigh Shannon of Sheridan was chosen as National Funeral Directors Association delegate, with B. W. Bonhan of Pine Bluffs and H. L. Bonham of Kimball as members. The next meeting location depends on the national convention outcome, with Denver a possible joint site with several western states.

Wyoming Funeral Directors Association Clement Williams John A. Benson Lander Thos. Longhurst Casper Harry Pepper Wheatland Todd W. Bowman Lew Gay C. H. Hoffman Douglas Findral Directors Association Shinefield Mass Raleigh Shannon Sheridan B. W. Bonhan Pine Bluffs H. L. Bonham Kimball Nebr Association Mr. Walsh National Association Wyoming Lander Commercial Club John Benson

Elks To Play In Nebraska Today

The Elks head to Scottsbluff Nebraska this afternoon to face the last semi professional club there. They leave Cheyenne at 7 30 am by Pine Bluffs and Harrisburg with Meyers joining at Scottsbluff. The Nebraska squad is described as an all salaried fast west team, with a return date set for August 8 at Pioneer Park.

Elks Scottsbluff Neb Cheyenne Pine Bluffs Harrisburg Meyers Nebraska West Pioneer Park

Kentuckian Drops Dead in Wyoming

Jacob Schultz a 78 year old Louisville Kentucky florist collapsed and died at his daughter Mrs Frances Luking home in Parkerton Wyoming Heart disease listed as the cause. Schultz arrived Parkerton three days earlier to visit his daughter.

Casper Wyo Jacob Schultz Louisville Frances Luking Parkerton Schultz

Jack Johnson Passes Cheyenne En Route to Chicago Trial

Jack Johnson passed through Cheyenne early Saturday on a trip from California via Mexico to Chicago where he will face trial for alleged violation of the white slave act. He was not allowed to leave the car and was under guard by a deputy U S marshal. The former heavyweight boxer is due to reach Chicago Sunday.

Jack Johnson Cheyenne California Mexico Chicago United States

Minneapolis Grain Prices Report July 24

Flour gains 26 cents. patent bread flour quoted 14.50 to 14.76 per barrel in 98-pound sacks. Bran 48 to 49 cents. Corn No 3 yellow 1.53 to 1.55. Oats No 8 white 91 to 92 cents. Barley 90 cents to 1.15. Rye No 2 2.10 to 2.11. Flax No 1 3.80 to 3.34.

Minneapolis

Disappearance of Ambrose Small Two In Toronto Theft Mystery

July reports detail the double disappearance of Ambrose J. Small, prominent Toronto theatrical financier, and his secretary John Doughty. Small vanished December 2 and Doughty December 28, triggering a continent wide search, large rewards, and a high profile abduction inquiry. A $160000 missing bond leads to further investigations and an Ontario act declaring Small an absentee with a trust appointed.

Toronto Ambrose J. Small John Doughty Small Doughty America Mr. Small Canada Trans-Canada Theaters, Limited Victory Ambrose Small Ontario Trust Corporation of Ottawa

Unsettled Weather Ahead With Local Showers Likely

The forecast calls for unsettled weather with probable local showers on Sunday and Monday. Temperatures remain nearly steady with little change expected.

Old Time Chicken Supper Honoring Legion Leader at Cheyenne

Plans for an old fashioned fried chicken dinner at the Masonic temple in Cheyenne honor Franklin D Olier national commander of the American Legion. Ex servicemen from Laramie county are invited with no requirement of Legion membership. Governor Carey Mayor Taylor and local business leaders will attend. The D Olier visit includes a city tour and a luncheon at the King ranch with Mrs D Olier hosted by legion wives.

Franklin D’olier American Legion Masonic Temple Laramie County D’olier Legion Army Navy Marines Fort D. A. Russell Cheyenne Denver Frank King King Ranch

Brought Here to be Tried by Uncle Sam

Deputy United States Marshal Peter Warlaumont of Casper arrived in Cheyenne with Russell Hummer, alleged auto thief, to be placed in Sheriff Smalley’s custody. Hummer faces trial under a new interstate car theft law and will not have a hearing before December.

United States Peter Warlaumont Casper Cheyenne Russell Hummer Smalley Hummer

Roosevelt resigns as assistant secretary of the Navy

Franklin D Roosevelt presented his resignation to President Wilson effective August 9. The date also marks the day he will be notified of his nomination for vice president at his Hyde Park home in New York.

Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt

Babe Ruth Extends Home Run Record In Cleveland Game

Babe Ruth of the New York team hit his 84th homer of the season in the fourth inning against Cleveland. The ball cleared the field but was knocked down by a flag pole before reaching the grandstand.

New York Babe Ruth New York American League Baseball Club Cleveland Ragby

Chicago grain prices steady at midweek trading notes

Wheat No 8 red 2.82 dollars, Corn No 2 mixed 1.66, No 2 yellow 1.67. Oats No 2 white 92 to 97 cents. Barley 1.09 to 1.19, Timothy seed 9 to 12, Clover seed 80 to 85. Pork nominal, Lard 18.82, Ribs 16 to 17.

Chicago

Confessed Son Declares Mother Murder After Family Tragedy

Arnold Love of Ceylon Ont admits killing his mother amid evangelistic services in his hometown. He testified his mother reprimanded him for bad company, hid the body in a cellar, and surrendered to police with the evangelist’s guidance. The case echoes his father Henry Love who was hanged for the same crime seven years earlier in Owen Sound Ont. The report also notes Beckham Bates, 19, arrested at Camp Zachary Taylor for the murder of Urijah Sergent in Whitesburg Ky, with Sergent’s daughter Edith involved in the disputed marriage license and subsequent disappearance.

Toronto Ont Arnold Love Ceylon Love Henry Love Owen Sound Evangelist C. N. Sharp Louisville Beckham Bates Zachary

Stretch Netting in River to Recover Drowned Youth

In BASIN Wyoming a wire netting is stretched at the Greybull river mouth of Shell creek to catch the body of George Warren a youth drowned two weeks ago. Regular patrols along both banks are maintained to recover the body if it surfaces.

Wyo Greybull Shell Creek George Warren

Boxing Featherweight Frankie Mahone Dies After Bout

Francis Momhan known as Frankie Mahone of Newark died in Elizabeth New Jersey after a July 24 bout with Willie Davis. He was knocked out in the fifth round after refusing his seconds to throw in the sponge. He was carried to a corner and later to hospital where revival failed.

Elizabeth N. J Francis Momhan Newark Frankie Mahone Willie Davis Mahone

City Nets 275 in Poker House Case

Jim Kaiabtaros found guilty of running a gambling house and fined 75 dollars plus costs. Police had arrested Tom Pulis Tom Papis Pete Chonis and Philip Cores days earlier. they were fined 50 dollars and costs each. Total city revenue from the case 275 dollars.

Jim Kaiabtaros Tom Pulis Tom Papuis Pete Chonis Philip Cores Kaiabtaros

Johnsons Praise Pleasing to Harding

Senator Harding expresses pleasure at the reception of his acceptance speech in Marion Ohio on July 24 He notes gratitude for Senator Johnsons praise and says progressive Republicans will commit to the Republican cause under the re commitment to party government He asserts the party should reflect the best thought of American citizenship

Marion Harding Johnson

Weekly Bridge At Country Club

The Country Club hosts an all day summer bridge tournament each Wednesday drawing three tables. Prizes went to Mrs McNamee and Mrs Edwards of Fort Russell, with Miss Mac McCabe of St Louis as guest substitute for Mrs Potter.

Country Club John Conway William BE. Mullen Robert B. Forsyth Frank Bon George BE. Abbott John D. Gill Charles N. Potter George P. Johnston McNamee Rand Edwards Bigelow Fort Russell Fort Mac McCabe St. Louis Potter

Burned When Bucket of Gas Is Ignited

GC K Duke an employee of the P W motor works at 420 West Sixth street suffered a painful blaze when a pail of gasoline he carried ignited at 6 p m Thursday. Mr Walker in the front office rushed to aid and extinguished the fire. Duke was not seriously burned and returned to work Saturday.

K. Duke P. & W. Motor Works West Sixth Street Walker Duke

Young Men’s Literary Club Discusses Circus and Campground

The Cheyenne group debated the Sells Floto August 1 show cancellation amid city and Frontier association tensions. Critics faulted the Denver Post for past positions while supporters praised its booster role. Participants urged stronger campground improvements and sanitation to match modern standards.

Young Men’s Literary Club Denver Post Cheyenne Post The Frontier Association Wyoming

Midwest Refining to Open Laramie Plant August Fourth

The Midwest Refining Company announces the Laramie refinery will begin operation August 4 to process Rock Creek Wyoming crude at an initial 5000 barrels per day, with hopes of 7000 bpd by mid August as Ohio completions and Standard Oil of Indiana backup add capacity. A pipeline from Rock River Station to Laramie will test August 1 and be ready for use by start-up day.

Midwest Laramie Midwest Refining Company Rock Creek Wyoming Ohio

Alfalfa Harvest Boom Hits Saratoga Wyoming

In Saratoga Wyoming on July 24, farmers report one of the heaviest alfalfa crops in county history. Warmers and ranchmen say hay yields are at least one third higher than 1919 levels, with harvest underway and farmers optimistic about the crop.

Saratoga Wyo

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