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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
9
W Murray Crane longtime Massachusetts Republican figure and national committee man announces retirement from the Republican National Committee. He will still attend the Chicago convention representing Massachusetts.
John Grey chairs a resolutions committee session denouncing the soviet regime as autocratic and militaristic and claiming Lenin urged worker subservience and labor compulsion. James Duncan cites Colby telegram saying the government lacks popular will.
Cheyenne residents learned liquor was stored in the basement of the federal building and a theft Sunday night apparently removed twelve quarts. Investigators from the U S marshal's force and the justice department seek the responsible party as they check the remaining stock and plan for safe disposal.
In San Francisco June 4, Vice-President Marshall said Republicans are less confident about Senator Harding’s nomination than on Saturday. He denied seeking the presidency and warned against assuming a November GOP victory. He urged restraint on campaign spending and urged Democrats to pursue peace and strict prohibition enforcement.
A Detroit woman Mrs Ghos. Gray reports strong relief from backache rheumatic pains and sore muscles after using Foley Kidney Pills. She notes she can sleep better and plans to continue the treatment at 270 6th St Detroit Michigan.
United States Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma declared there should be no ambiguity on the peace treaty the league of nations labor or the prohibition amendment. He is the only active candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination to have arrived for the convention opening June 28 in San Francisco.
Casper doctor J F O Donnell addresses Cheyenne Chamber urging a full time state health department with venereal disease powers. He cites public health service backing and notes aviation progress in Cheyenne. Alpha Chapter invites Oak Seaf Chapter to Laramie meeting June 18 1920. members must notify by Wednesday.
A Portland attorney sent W P Adams message urging Senator Johnson of California to repudiate the Republican platform and run as an independent for president. The note had not reached the senator’s office when the day closed. Johnson did not appear at the capitol and was said to be resting at his Riverdale Maryland home.
The article notes that before the marriage of Brenning's 16 year old daughter Clark and Brenning's slayer had been on friendly terms. Clark visited often and courted the girl. The couple married after parental consent, later regretted and sought annulment amid prohibition era changes. Clark then ran a tire repair business.
The draft act case left undecided on whether the second indictment would be dropped. Dempsey celebrated acquittal, noting minimal punishment would spare his boxing future. His aged parents from Salt Lake City testified in his defense.
No. 2 inside job. The thefts were committed by someone with access to the post office who knew the liquor locations and the easiest access method. The locked liquor room door was opened by a person familiar with the premises.
Two companies of the sixth infantry Minnesota national guard were ordered to Duluth. A train due to depart at 11:85 p m was held to assemble the troops. In other items, old shirt cuttings used for paper rose to 9 to 20 cents a pound amid shortages and a France versus United States debate on convict service notes differences in recruiting practices and distinctions earned by convict regiments.
A trendy summer option for women is the pongee suit, praised for essential wardrobe versatility. The article highlights a simple tailored pongee suit with exquisite tailoring and double pockets as a standout choice for hot weather.
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