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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
5
Anecdotes show school life and travel mishaps with humor. A boy claims to be dreaming of California as the bell rings, another waits to see Tom off, and a girl asks a teacher for attention to a funeral talk, while a Sunday school scene ends with a coffin remark. Tennessee endorses a ship endowment plan for sailors.
A fragment describes a new battleship named with a state sponsor, claiming it will be manned fully and funded for officer and crew benefits. The text mentions Potinesse interest and a sea farewell led by a captain, hinting at ceremonial naming as the ship joins a state’s fleet.
Hague discus sion on the commission of Jurists solidifies the view that the existing arbitration tribunal may endure under a world court plan. The panel weighs dovetailing the NootPhillimore plan with Baron Descamps to integrate with Root led arbitration. The first Hague tribunal will hear cases in September with Mr Root as chairman related to prewar claims over Portugal church and property damage.
NEW YORK June 22 Myron T Herrick former ambassador to France sails for Paris to attend the International Chamber of Commerce convention. He predicts a Republican victory in November and the election of Senator Harding whom he compares to former Presidents McKinley and Hayes.
In Portland Oregon on June 22 Marty Schuman of Denver edged Johnny Shep England lightweight champion after ten rounds. Schuman scored knockdowns in the sixth and ninth rounds.
New York finacier and philanthropist Gerrie W. Perkins who died last Friday left the bulk of his estate to his widow and two children. The will valued the estate at more than 81,000,000 with no public bequests. His longtime secretary Miss Mary Kihm received 50,000 plus a 26,000 annual life annuity.
A discussion on newspaper ads features heated remarks about a homely woman model and the appeal of pretty visuals. The piece questions advertising standards and the market value of genuine images versus stylized beauty, noting industry reliance on alluring models despite criticisms.
Olive Ko Wyckoff of Blaine Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to land in Section 14 Township 6 North Range 6 West Meridian Cheyenne Wyoming. The hearing is set before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Cheyenne on July 15 1920. Witnesses named: John Hilzke Edgar Ay Schueta Theos Smith William Kipp all of Cheyenne Wyoming. WILL REDD.
Washington June 2. Officials ordered an investigation into circulars urging American workers to abstain from voting and join a general strike. The notices were traced to the so called Commune Soviets, described as those behind the effort.
Cheyenne reports one notable case with auto ton happenings at Hobbs Huck feldt Flubbinder. Cars carrying kerosene stoves pass through Cheyenne. A marriage license issued to John B. Kean and Carrie B. Gonnelly. The Buslington House was moved north toward Twenty first and Howse Streets, larger move than prior days.
Amos Pinchot and associates from the committee of 48 call for a convention to form a third party in Chicago on July 10. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin is seen as the party's likely vice president. A leading figure is McCurdy, executive secretary of the committee of 43.
A chic silk ensemble features a lime olive coat with a fruit colored lining, a silk lined wrap, a girt line frock, and a large brimmed hat on graceful lines. The piece notes a convertible wrap and mild weather for the season. Taxi service is listed with phone 228 and a 7 passenger Hudson at 206 W 16th. Weather reports indicate precipitation slightly above or below normal for the year.
Express and Baggage contact details list J A Kinkpatrick of Neal Estate and Insurance at 1821 Carey Ave for inquiries and services.
The excerpt lists varied items from a local page: a life company address at 306-8 First National Bank Building, a county clerk office closure in the afternoon, rumors of a city plan for a major street overhaul, a sale of carriages and sulkies by Hodba Huckfeldt Finkbiner, a savings rate pitch from Union Trust, a Globe meeting at Titans hotel, painting services by Cook at 226 Mynds Building, and a gasoline ad at 2001 Welton Ave.
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