Cheyenne State Leader History and Staff Details
Cheyenne State Leader announces its establishment in 1067 under the Trinune Publishing Co with editors John Fleming and John Charles Thompson. The paper is a daily except Monday edition, notes Associated Press membership, and lists subscription rates of 1 year 3.50, 6 months 3.00.
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Cheyenne State Leader
Trinune Publishing Company
Postoffice
Cheyenne
Spsceessencess
Federal Street Telephones
John C. Fleming
Dees
John Charles Thompson
Veseeesees
Henne Ene
Associated Press
Adversity Makes Strong Men, Not Broken Souls
A Manhassett, Long Island, 83, fought in war twice gas attacked, lost his wife, father, health, and business. He is now pursuing a two year college course in scientific farming, vowing to succeed. The piece argues adversity reveals strength and forges character through struggle.
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Manhassett
L. I
Regular boys poised for presidency from ordinary roots
The article argues that presidential hopefuls from major parties are just regular boys from their native villages. Exceptional talent often isolates individuals, while regular boys develop leadership through mixing, resilience, and perseverance.
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Warren
Jimmy
Billy
Joe
Spargo Critiques Socialism as Un-American Machinery
In a harsh critique, John Spargo recalls his relation to the Socialist Party and argues the party’s structure suppresses the middle class, enforces machine politics, and places power in local committees. He notes voters fear embracing socialism and that opponents react strongly once the label is used.
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Socialist Party
John Spargo
United States
Spargo
America
Scrape Yourself If You Wish Not To Snare An Acquaintance
The passage recounts a Hadrian era tale about a soldier scraping with tile in a bath and the emperor’s pity leading to the phrase scraping an acquaintance. Some scholars doubt the tale, suggesting the expression links to foot bowing in Louis XIV’s court. Paper money is made of cotton mixed with silk.
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Hadrian
Rome
Hadrain
Louis XIV
Duty to Self and Society in Life's Demands
The piece urged personal and moral development through education and self discipline. It stressed duty to God through service and morality, duty to others via kindness and avoiding gossip, and duty to country by patriotism, arguing life should honor God and promote the greater good.
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God
Brandeur
Church
Shakespeare Authorship Question Sparks Kentucky Debate
Col. Watterson of Kentucky argues against Shakespeare as author of the plays, suggesting Christopher Marlowe wrote them. He questions Shakespeare’s ability and points to signatures, plausible timelines, and the Globe theater context as weaker proof, proposing Marlowe as the true dramatist.
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Marie Henry’ Watterson
William Shakespeare
Kentucky
Shakespeare
Cheyenne
Col. Watterson
Niety
Christopher Marlowe
Watterson
Canterbury
Deptford
England
Globe Theater
Italy
France
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Hay Fever Relief
Unseasonable spring weather brings more coughs, colds, hay fever, and asthma. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a reliable family remedy to heal and soothe the throat, clear passages, and ease breathing.
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Foley
Wyoming State Tribune notice for publisher address
Important notice directs readers to address communications to the Wyoming State Tribune Cheyenne State Leader or Tribune Publishing Co Publishers and not to individual staff members of the State Tribune or State Leaders.
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State Tribune
Wyoming Stateribune
Cheyenne State Leader
Tribune Publishing Co
Douglas Oil Field Pressures Wyoming to Map
Douglas Wyoming gas and oil prospects draw attention as two tests proceed in the LaPrele dome area near the Irvine ranch and Brewning Basin west of Douglas. Geologist G W Bartholomew predicts first Wall Creek sands at 2600 feet with five sands possible and gas at 500 to 600 feet, spurring development by La Bonte Oil Syndicate and eastern capitalists.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Casper
Salt Creek
Lance Creek
Lusk
Manville
Osage
Newcastle
Upton
Big Indian Oil and Gas Company
G. W. Bartholomew
Colorado
Wyoming Company
Mr. Bartholomew
LaPrese Dome
Shannon
Murphy
Lander
Evanston
la Bonte Oil Syndicate
Little Syndicate
Sand Creek
Irvine Ranch
Trastus Straup
Brewning
Wyoming Oil and Development Company
Rock River
Big Muddy
Douglas Oil Field Boom Draws In Major Companies
The article details interests around Douglas Wyoming with Reliance and Big Indian Oil drilling toward pay sands in Wall Creek, Penn Petroleum and Cheyenne River entities planning tests, and a broader push by eastern capital to lease acreage. It notes Elk shipments from Yellowstone and wildlife capture methods, stressing preservation rules in the park.
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Cular
Douglas
Reliance
Indian Oil
Bartholomaw
Wall Creek
Cheyenne River Oil Company
Penn Petroleum Company
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Mnking Dougas
Game animals from Yellowstone thriving in other areas
Yellowstone officials report increased native American game in parks and state preserves receiving breeding animals from the park to repair hunter damage. Bison elk bear antelope and beaver moved to improve environment and aid multiplication. Some elk killed by hunters though overall numbers rise. warns on European bison extermination under postwar chaos.
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Yellowstone
Government of
Canada
Rockies
Domino
Hlk
Minneapolis
Minn
Kerrville
Texas
Palisades Park
New Jersey
New York City
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Allentown
Sonora Experiment Station
Sonora
Pierre
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Park
National Park Service
Europe
Count Potock
Lithuania
Byelovitsa
Belgian Soldiers Forceful Display in Brussels Chamber
Thousands of Belgian soldiers gathered outside the chamber of deputies to press for a lump sum payment for war service. They breached police lines, invaded the chamber, damaged doors, and faced deputies as they shouted their demands. Deputies, including veterans, spoke to promise consideration as clashes left injuries and arrests reported. Separately, over 20 000 hounds are kept for hunting in England and Scotland.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Max
Huhin
England
Scotland
Kansas Prairies Near Half Billion Wheat Crop Possible
Kansas prairies brace for the second largest wheat harvest in state history with a concurrent bumper corn crop. Mild rains aided ripening while volunteers choke roads with grain. Towns like Menlo report miles of wheat, and farmers rush threshers, bolting machines, and emergency storage as rail cars are scarce and two years may be needed to move the yield.
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Kansas City
Great
Sanlt Prairies
Kansas
Menlo
Thomas County
Allen
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming Twenty Four Hours
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming covering the period to 6 p m shows temperatures 60 at 6 am 67 at noon and 57 at 6 p m with humidity 78 48 and 43 percent and wind from NW NE at speeds 8 6 and 8 miles per hour. The sky is clear to cloudy with normal temperature 68 degrees and mean temperature equal to 68 degrees with a 2 degree cooling in the last day. Highest 79 at 1 p m lowest 57 at 6 a m. Precipitation since January 1st 10.17 inches equal to normal 10.17 and 9.71 inches for the longer term. Last 24 hours precipitation 0.02 inches.
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Siac A. m
Lincoln Highway Report From Pine Bluffs To Laramie
Highway overview notes Lincoln and Yellowstone routes with sections in good to fair condition. Several stretches near Rock Springs Casper Shoshoni and Lander show rough or improving grades with new grading near Wheatland and Chugwater. Desert reminder ends report indicating water presence.
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Lincoln
Pine Bluffs
Laramie
Bosler
Lookout
Medicine Bow
Walcott
Rawlins
Point of Rocks
Rock Springs
Bridger
Railroad Arch
Hvanston
Ogden
Granger
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Opal
Big Piney Fair
Pine
Shoshoni
Manville
Lusk
Salt Creek Road
Riverton
Lander
Wheatland
Torrington
Local Front Page Notes From Frontier Days Scene
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner Greenbaum enjoys an outing at Centennial. University of Wyoming professors Knapp Coxen and Davies attended Frontier Days and returned to Laramie. W. W. Dumm runs for Coroner on the Republican ticket in August 17, 1920 primary. Milford, Conn., visitors William B. McCarthy and daughter observed Frontier Days. Union Pacific Coal service flag shown at American National Bank amid crowds. Martin Cahill of United Mine Workers District 22 in Cheyenne area. Auto top making and taxi services listed. Multiple Cheyenne residents plan rural holidays tomorrow amid crowds.
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Union Pacific Coal Company
American National Bank
Carnegie Library Reopens Monday After Renovations
The Carnegie library will reopen Monday morning as painting and decorating work nears completion. The library proper and reading rooms will be cleaned and ready and patrons will be welcomed as usual. Trustees and the librarian request postponement of all meetings scheduled in the building this week to next week.
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Carnegie Library
Board of Trustees
Dr C B Bouthington Remedy Ad In Kansas City
An advertisement touts a health remedy named Dr C B Bouthington Remedy promising relief from long standing obstinate symptoms in eight to five days. It offers a double strength formula for three dollars and a free booklet upon request. The ad provides an address in Kansas City Missouri for orders and inquiries.
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C. B. Bouthington
Kansas City
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H. C. Jefferson
The
Cheyenne Civic League of Colored People
Miarse Henry Sure Chriio
Bill Shakespeare Play
Christopheir Marlowe
Converse
Second
Chamber OF Deputiees
Rouge House
Weather Report
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Greenbaum
Centennial
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Aye
Edward Keefe
Elmer Keefe
Qgheyenne
M. P. Jeefe
Geo. Cook
G. B. Knapp
J. R Coxen
Davies
University of Wyoming
Hudson
W. 16Th
W. W. Dumm
William B. McCarthy
Holtcomb
Connecticut
Milford
Conn
Hobbs Huckseladt & Finkbinder
Union Trius Co
Martin Cahill
United Mine Workers of America
Geo. P. Knight
W.w.dumm
Carey Ave
Orles Tesco
Jota
Atha
THI
Toa
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