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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1920
Page
8
Armenian republic envoy Pasdermadjian has lived in the United States for three months but the American government has not officially recognized the republic. The article notes diplomatic stance and pending recognition status.
Court records detail Brenning firing five shots at Jim Clark, who was already mortally wounded by an earlier shot. Miss Brenning provides a step by step account of the confrontation as Clark advanced with a gun and was struck multiple times. The case notes marriage, separation, and an annulment ordered by Judge Kimball in Douglas.
An anxious cousin asks if a cousin union is acceptable amid wealth and family opinion. A separate letter details a broken engagement after a fiancé found another, with self harm thoughts and despair. Mrs Thompson counsels against revenge, urging faith, time, and healing to restore hope.
Mrs Brenning, after returning gifts at Clark's apartment, quarreled with him over alleged defamatory stories. She testified she warned Clark to stop or she would “get him,” and that the confrontation escalated to a shooting during discussion of the return.
A humorous collection of short anecdotes and quips. A girl asks about horns on a cow, a husband recounts a surgeon misperception about a young man in a wife’s eyes, a salesman’s misfit shirt pitch, and an artist’s sunrise absence explained with bohemian pride.
Governor Edward J. Edwards of New Jersey emerges as a Democratic presidential candidate amid repeal debates. Born 1863 in Jersey City, he rose from bank work to governor after 1919, seen as a business leader likely to pursue a steady administration rather than a national Wet policy.
If your savings are not paying you six percent see Union Trust Co. The notice urges customers to compare their interest earnings with Union Trust offerings and directs inquiries to the bank for higher yields.
A blue yellow and brown cartoon poster for the Trontier Celebration was received in Cheyenne and will be posted across a wide area next week. The design is by Oswald R. Black of Lincoln Nebraska, a current cartoonist for the Lincoln Daily Star. Black formerly lived with his parents in Cheyenne at 422 East Nineteenth Street and later moved to Lincoln to pursue his career.
Trafton Morris states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife, Frankye Morris, clarifying personal liability and separating finances.
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