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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
11
In an improvised gathering, Hanagart of Heaton announces a single candidate drive. He frames his bid as a lone effort against opposition factions and vows to push forward with the bathent solace of campaign goals.
A city licensing notice lists Gale B. Lemoreaux of Rawlins and Gladys C. Moore of Denver as licensees. Excavation work near the county building is finished. Judge Mentzer and court reporter Whittington travel to other courts today. Southern Wyoming Aircraft plans were delayed by weather. Central avenue grading progresses with a rough street surface welcomed by workers. A Laramie County case involves a sentence of one to five years. Reservoir reports and weather conditions indicate potential floods if breakovers occur. Cheyenne crop prospects are up from seven years ago. The Roving Marines were seen on patrol. uniforms noted missing on a previous day. Umbrellas and raincoats were common amid intermittent showers. Wales field work continues and will yield a smooth surface. Acting Governor Chaplin appointed new notaries public in Greenwood, Olson, and Lesie. Summer vacations pull students away from the city. Lioa license activity declines below June norms. Plans for electric lights at the landing field are under study. The Elks hosted another summer dance with Strembeck’s Orchestra. Apartment site excavation nearly complete. bricklayers soon to start walls. No swimming today due to cold, wet weather. Fewer automobiles out for night driving amid cautious conditions.
Washington June 17 Plans for a national chamber of agriculture modeled on the United States Chamber of Commerce were discussed at the opening line of the first annual convention of the American Association of Agricultural Editors. Secretary Meredith addressed about fifty editors gathered for the three day meeting.
Washington June 17 Senator Harding republican presidential nominee opposes a one man campaign and will confer with party leaders today and tomorrow with Harry L Daugherty Columbus Ohio his pre convention campaign manager The conference will set a date for the formal poll
James Hervey Hyslop secretary and director of research for the American Society for Psychical Research died after a long illness in Upper Montclair New Jersey at age 64. He raised a 175000 endowment in 2007 to reestablish the society and is described as moving from materialist to convinced supporter of life after death. He is survived by a son and two daughters.
Deportation proceedings for a Soviet agent were not completed as key figures were absent. Former Senator Hardwick and counsel C. A. K. Martensa did not appear, and a lengthy statement on behalf of the agent was not presented.
The continuation of the hearing was postponed until July 7 to allow the government to review Martens statement and consider the defense of Hardwick at the final decision.
The article notes the well dressed woman should have both black and white footwear for summer. It highlights a Somat style for dressy occasions with fine kid or linen buckles, and describes black ties as for ordinary street or travel wear, made of fine calfskin with a leather heel.
A 1926 opinion by Johns Hopkins University physician Dr L F P Marker asserts smoking is harmless to women, arguing its pleasures rival forbidden sweets and cinema. The piece suggests young women may reduce smoking if made to see it as bad for health, though some still find it appealing.
A short guide offers methods to alleviate lingering cold symptoms and boost recovery. Practical steps include rest, fluids, supportive care, and when to seek medical advice for persistent or worsening symptoms.
A garbled ad fragment promotes a non opiate syrup for coughs croup and whooping cough. It targets children and claims prompt relief, mentioning Freeport Michigan and an old trusted remedy.
Marquette Mich July 47 Martin S McDonough Iron County prosecuting attorney who gained prominence in the so called whiskey revolt today announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for representative from the district He will oppose incumbent Congressman W Frank James who seeks renomination McDonough cited a genuine desire in the district for him to enter the race.
A Paraguayan minister is reported to have become the new president, replacing Jose Montero. The transfer follows a recent electoral or political shift, with officials citing changes in leadership and policy direction. Further details were not clear in the available text.
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