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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
12
Fragmented sports note hints at tie in prime match
The readable text suggests a tied result in a previous match with teams and players unclear. Specifics like names, dates, or scores are not present, but the fragment implies a close contest and ongoing competition.
Murder of Joseph Elwell Captivates Readers With Surging Suspects
A New York crime chronicle details Joseph Elwell's murder amid a tangle of lovers, ex spouses, and high society suspects. Names include Viola Kraus, Walter Lewisohn, Signor P Figureoa, Victor Von Schlegel, and Mrs Yolen Derby Elwell, with ties to the Ritz Carlton and Cafe Montmartre. Elwell died from a shot to the forehead. a single empty shell was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Walter Lewisohn
Fifth Avenue
Lewisolin Bros
Viola Kraus
Elwell
Miss Kraus
Victor von Schlegel
Lewisoling and I
Pirareoa
Ritz-Garlton
von Sehlegel
von Sehuegel
Ritz
Root Phefster
New Amsterdam
Broadway
Lewisohn
Kraus
Lewisohns
Alwell
Tragic nightclub mystery stirs questions on Motive and alibi
In a chilling case of Elwell’s murder, witnesses debate the shooter’s motive and the suspect’s movements. Beatrice Tremaine defends Joe Bewell’s character, denying he had enemies, while friends recount late night steps from Montmartre to a roadster ride home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwell
Altor
Montmartre
Finelle
Hous
Well- Wells
Elwell
Phwell
Joe Bhyvell
Beatrice Tremaine
Mavell
Miss Tremaine
Dueile
Lwell
Joe
Mhwell
Mien
City Commissioners Weigh Electrical Permit and Additions
Clarence Aull seeks a Cheyenne electrical wiring permit with proof of competence and master electrician examination. I M De La Cour requests a fireproof brick addition to his West Seventeenth Street tailor shop for a dry cleaning operation, pending fire chief conference on safer design amid wartime fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Aull
Pernik
Gheyenne
Cheyenne
M. de la Cour
West Seventeenth Street
Child Welfare Meetings Announced By Red Cross and Health Group
Miss Ruth Guittrell of the American Red Cross and Miss Claire Avery of the Wyoming Public Health Association will lead a series of child welfare meetings. Venues include High School gymnasium on June 21 at 2 p.m., Health Station at 1707 Thames Street on June 22 at 2 p.m., and Johnston School on June 23 at 2 p.m. Children up to six will be weighed and measured. a physician will attend. Parents urged to bring children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Guittrell
American Red Cross
Claire Avery
Wyoming Public Health Association
Thames St
Johnston
South Side
Insurgent Unions Split Amid One Big Union Claims
Willittin Bond of the Yirvdmen's association denies ties between railroad union insurgents and the One Big Union. A.B. Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen calls One Big Union a misguided movement and accuses secret unions of aiding it. A convention notice directs attendance at 225 Northwestern University building Chicago, with the room locked and painted marks reading Central Publishing Service and Hike Publishing Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willittin Bond
Yirvdmen's Association
A.B. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway
Bille
Foetonioiniedie
Pride
Northwestern Unversity Building
Chicago
Central Publishing Service
Hike Publishing Service
Alex Koehn
Senator Harding Plays Golf in Personal Relaxation Time
Senator Harding, the Republican presidential nominee, is seen at the links wearing golf tags. The photos depict him engaging in recreation while petting a blase bulldog and avoiding facial exposure, with uncertainty about the dog’s interest in nominees or cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Call for OKi convention to form One Big Union
ButteMontana dispatch notes a call for a convention in Oklahoma to organize a One Big Union of railroad workers. Joseph Clough, secretary of the local One Big Union chapter, received the notice. The Mail Bulletin reports Chicago organizer TP Cassiday sent the missive. The Bulletin building is shown as the union’s headquarters with a banner.
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Butte
Mont
Oki
Strikers Claim Wider Shutdown Across Philadelphia Lines
Striking railroad workers reported three additions to their force and a total walkout of about 4000 in the Philadelphia area within 24 hours while officials disputed the scope. The Pennsylvania Railroad said 1164 men did not report to work, Reading claimed 400 out, and Baltimore and Ohio called the number negligible. Strike leaders denied radical motives and blamed the labor board delay for the grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Donisht
Millwigs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading
Tsmenonve
Ballimon & Olio
Railroad Labor Board
Detroit Yardmen to seek law modification at convention
Independent Hailrows Yardaten's union plans to petition the Sun Francises convention for changes to the Eseh- Cummings law if backed by the democratic army. William Lock, attorney for the striking yardmen, announced the move. A protest would also target what they call unwarranted labor board delays. Edward Gall, treasurer, accused the Big Poor brotherhoods of halting work and threatening a strike if the board rules against seceding members.
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Detroit
Hailrows Yardaten
William Lock
FCT
Edward 4. Gall
Hie
Detroit Yardmen's Association
Lod
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Railroad Worker Killed by Lightning at Prairie Storm
Casper Wyo June 21 Joseph Bell Burling ton company on a Pride building crew at site killed when struck by lightning during a thunderstorm Saturday afternoon. Body brought to Casper and will be sent to Sterling Colorado for burial.
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Caspet
Wrc
Joseph Bell
The
Burlington
Prides
wWsite
Casper
Sterling, Colonnade
Trial of Aged Woman in Filicide Case Delayed to October
In Paw Paw Michigan a circuit court postpones the trial of Mrs. Sarah Taboroon aged 80 on charges of manslaughter in connection with the death of her daughter Maud Virgo five years ago. The defense cites the defendant's poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Daw
Mich
Airs
Sarah Taboroon
Maud Virgo
Prices Rise Sharply Across Staples in Review
A page one continuation notes general increases in key goods. April figures show Sigur up 26 percent, Cornmeal 14 percent, flour 7 percent, and potatoes 6 percent, underscoring a broad price rise in staples.
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Aml Pokita
Sis
Todiy
Sigur
No. 1 pork parade leaders misdescribed garbed figures
Police report describes parade misdirection as a forward group led by Jonas who arrived with flamboyant documents claiming Abyssinia representation. The claim is not supported and authorities caution against relying on such proclamations for official status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas
Abyssinia
Strike Ends as Majority of Union Men Return to Work
Baltimore officials report the ongoing road strike is virtually ended with more than half the workers back. An ultimatum by G N Stott, Baltimore division superintendent, warned those not returning by 4 pm would be considered out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
G. N. Stotth
Trusty Cough Syrup Helps Cold Sufferers
Marie Heister reports her prolonged cough improved by White's Toney Find Tar. The product is advertised as a reliable cough syrup that promptly helps coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opiates and is safe for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Heister
Freeper
Witey
Estate Hearing Set on Homestead to Heir Petition
In Laramie County Wyoming District Court the estate of Rugene Reynolis is examined over the settng of homestead property to Gertrude Reynolds the widow and sole heir The court sets a hearing for July 10 1920 and requires notice to interested parties to appear and show cause why the property should not be set over to the petitioner administratrix June 1 1920 signed William Mentzer clerk dated June 1 1929
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Rugene Fh
Reynolis
Goult
Gertrude M. Reynolds
Gertrude ME Reynolds
William C. Mentzer
Legal Notice to Watley in Wyoming Divorce Case
Nonresident Haat Ward A Waitley of San Diego California faces a divorce petition filed May 15 1920 in the District Court Lavane County Wyoming on desertion and intolerable indignes. Respondent must answer by July 7 1620 or petition may be taken as true and judgment entered. Attorney William Be Ross represents plaintiff. 18-25 Jun 1-8 1-22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatre CG. Wattley
Wyoming
San Diego
California
Ward A. Waitley
District Court of the First Judicial District
Lavane
TE. Fisher
Glen
the Distriet Court
William Be Ross
Ireland in turmoil as troops press on with rail and dock work
Dublin reports 700 additional troops arriving and troops unload supplies while workers refuse to handle them. London notes planned motor lorry system for Ireland in case a general strike follows unrest with rebels and regulars, as quays endure fire and workers flee in terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
London
General Martial Law Rumor Denied in Dublin Report
A Dublin report rejects claims of a forthcoming general round up of Stan-Velners and broad milliharmor law. Officials say arrests will target specific crimes only. A separate note mentions a train stop at Clough Jordin after railway workers refused armed policemen aboard.
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Dublin
Dih' Onstit
Clough Jordin
Walking Champion Seeks Indoor Two Mile Record
William Plant known as Waltzing champion of America, a New Yorker, aims to lower the indoor two mile walking record at various meets this summer. He seeks to set new marks across multiple events this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Plant
America
New Yorker
Remarkable Gem Discorey Offer Promises Faux Diamonds
An advertisement claims Garbonite Gens gems resemble diamonds closely and offers a free ten day trial with 3.88 deposit for a trial ring. Readers must mail name, address, and a finger-sized paper strip to The Taylor-Wrightwell in Chicago for home delivery by parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareal Post
Got Good Results From Kidney Pills Say Sleep Better
A woman describes relief from backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and tiredness after using Orey Kidney Pills claiming improved sleep and reduced pain. She plans to continue use. The testimonial notes Mrs Clas of Gray 270 66th Street De.
Baby, Sarelages and Sulkies at Webbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner
A shopping item lists baby goods and sulkies at the shops Webbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner. The note records a large complete stock including prams and related accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
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