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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1920
Page
16
Armenian Minister Pasdermadjian has been in the United States for three months but Armenian republic recognition by America has not occurred.
The ongoing Douglas trial reveals Brenning fired five bullets at Clark after a struggle over a gun. Miss Brenning describes the sequence of violence from the moment Jim Clark began abusing her mother to the fatal shots. Clark was mortally wounded as multiple bullets hit his skull jaw chest and elbow.
A reader asks if marrying a first cousin is disgraceful and faces parental opposition. Another writes of a broken engagement, suicide ideation, and seeks guidance. Elizabeth counsels against revenge, urges faith, time heals, and to find future happiness.
Miss Brenning testified that she went to Clark's apartment to warn him to stop defamatory stories about her. She said the quarrel began during discussions of returning gifts given by Mrs Brenning, and she warned, I told him to quit it or I would get him, and I would too.
A collection of light anecdotes starting with a girl on a farm asking about horns on a cow and a farmer’s reply. A husband jokes about a surgeon misreading a patient, a wife’s sly remark about young men, a bricklayer target of a sales pitch, and an artist’s studio quip about sunrises. A playful look at everyday misunderstandings and humor.
Governor Edward J. Edwards of New Jersey emerges as a Democratic presidential candidate amid ongoing Prohibition debates. The bank president turned governor, born 1863, advocates personal liberty and a businesslike administration, with a track record as state controller and senator shaping his bid.
Union Trust Co. urges savers to compare interest on deposits and consider switching for higher returns. The ad emphasizes 6 percent as a benchmark and promotes its services to maximize earnings.
Cartoon posters for the Frontier Celebration, blue yellow and brown, show a cowboy without his mount and display show dates. The design is by Oswald R. Black of Lincoln Nebraska, a current cartoonist for the Lincoln Daily Star. Black once lived in Cheyenne with his parents Eben R. and Mrs. Black at 422 East Nineteenth Street.
Trafton Morris will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife, Frankye Morris, stating he bears no obligation for her financial liabilities.
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