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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

12

Denver private detective linked to Broderick death case

A Denver private detective allegedly informed Mrs. Broderick that his firm had obtained information about Clinton St. Broderick’s death. He suggested disinterment to determine the cause, while Mrs. Gagnos denied knowing Broderick. Reports say an attorney from Denver was involved in further inquiries as a Denver investigation ensued amidst a severe hail storm that damaged homes and crops in several towns.

Denver Gagoos Broderick Ganos Amazent Cheyenne

Cyclone Strikes Farm Near Burns and Pine Bluffs

A tornado damaged homes and outbuildings three miles south of Burns and near Pine Bluffs, injuring none while uprooting a farm house, tearing shingles and walls, and snapping fences. Livestock losses reported as the cyclone moved toward Colorado.

Kin Fanny Burns Cheyenne Carpenter Road John Baston Bastian Pine Bluffs Ridge Colorado Hillsdale

Harding Coolidge Conference Planned for Next Wednesday

Boston announces a meeting between Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts to discuss their nominations and campaign strategy. National Chairman Hays suggested the talks as beneficial while Harding also planned a golf round with Senators Hitchcock Hale and Elkins.

Harding Boston Coolidge Massachusetts Tvo Hutting Hays Wardine Capitol Ritchcock Nebraska Hale Maine Elkins West Virginia

Northern Baptist delegates injured in stand collapse

Twenty one delegates were injured when a wooden platform collapsed as 500 people gathered for a group photograph at the Northern Baptist convention in Buffalo. The lower tier of the stand was a foot above ground and the back tier fell five feet as underpinning gave way. None of the injuries was serious. The accident occurred as 4,500 delegates left a morning session. Injured include Mandy Northrup of McMinnville Oregon and Rev. P J Wrickson of Seattle Washington.

Buffalo N. Y Northern Baptist Convention Mandy Northrup McMinnville Oregon P. J. Wrickson Seattle Wash

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Irvington Reader

Walter Bar of 4093 Springfield Ave Irvington New Jersey writes of relief from continuous back pain and other kidney trouble symptoms after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He claims quick results and urges others with kidney or bladder issues to try the product to cleanse impurities from the blood.

Walter Bar Springfield Ave Irvington N. J Foley

Louisiana wets fan modification of Volstead law

In New Orleans on June 25 Arsene Pervilliat of the Liberty League, claiming 15,000 Louisiana members, telegraphed President Wilson urging a platform plank at the Democratic National Convention to modify the Volstead Act. The message states the league does not seek a saloon return or liquor sale, only individual use of wine and beer as before.

New Orleans Louisiana Arsene Pervilliat Liberty League Wilson William J. Bryan Bryan McAdoo Cox Edwards San Francisco Dark Horse John W. Davis Underwood Alabama Altho South Birmingham Age Herald League of Nations

Hold-Ups Spur Irish Mail Train Robbery

In early June near Milfree Junction attackers halted a Dublin bound mail train and seized correspondence destined for Dublin Castle and other officials. In Belfast on June 25 two masked robbers assaulted the Paymasters Office staff at the Great Northern terminus and stole about £1000. A second group detained a mail car crew near Lough, subduing occupants and seizing documents from the mail bags.

Dublin Paymasters Belfast Great Northern Railway Lough

German Army Pruned as Peace Delegation Notes Demand

Berlin June 25 Three notes from the German peace delegation center on disarmament. They insist on reducing the German army to 400000 men and disbanding the security police within three months, with a disciplinary force allowed to rise to 160000. They urge constitutional changes to abolish conscription by law and seek legal measures to enforce these terms.

Berlin

Incomplete Delivery Delays Aeronautical Material Resumption

Note details substitution of 150000 disciplinary police for security police and reports delays in resuming aeronautical material construction in Germany. Delivery disruptions may push restart to three months after surrender, affecting Allied material requirements.

Germany

Strike plunges Tucson streets into darkness as water threatened

Tucson faces total darkness and water supply risk after engineers strike in sympathy with electrical workers at the Light and Power company. Streetcar service is paralyzed and industrial plants idle. water operations warn of a one day supply. Open shop controversy sparked the walkout.

Tuscon To Tuscon Clearig Light and Power Company Grops

Wage Board days report will settle all trouble

Washington June 25 An announcement by the railway labor board in Chicago that its awards would be given on or before July 20 is expected to ease unrest among workers. Union heads welcomed the definite date, hoping it would prevent spreading walkouts and help recalled workers return.

Wasiington Railway Labor Board Chicago M Railway Baltimore Philadelphia

Interest Credit Scheduled For June 26 At Stock Growers Bank

Interest due on July assets will be credited June 26. Bring in your pass book to have the interest posted by The Stock Growers National Bank.

Stock Growers National Bank

Young Men’s Literary club election and picnic plans discussed

The Young Men’s Literary club met last night to elect a preacher member to succession, choose officers, and select a Walling list. Rev G E P Fisher was unanimously chosen, replacing Wel W Kelley. A picnic is set for Saturday July 20 at the club’s mountain resort, with autos leaving in the afternoon and supper on the grounds. The gathering included a political debate led by Sam H Thompson, with speakers Haggard Argesheimer Phelan Matson Mull en and others contributing.

Young Men's Literary Club G. E P. Fisher Thee Thodernd Sam H. Thompson M. A. Kline Mess Ross Watts Thompson Haggard Argesheimer Phelan Matson Messrs W. B. Mullen C. CG Garlisle A. Db Walton

Club officers chosen for the ensuing term

At last night’s meeting President Avery Slageard and Secretary Adelbert Baker filled their posts while Waller Larshy was named president, John A. Whiting vice president, and Henry G. Watson secretary treasurer. Drs G L Strader and W A Wyman were among officers listed in the program.

Ini Phelan

SEABMAN CHALLENGES CAMPAIGN DEBATE WITH COOLIDGE

Seymour Stelman, Socialist vice presidential candidate, challenged Governor Coolidge to a public debate on campaign issues. The two sides would select date and venue by mutual agreement, officials said. Coolidge’s aide noted the Republican nominee is busy with college commencements in New England.

Government Buys Silver For Mints At Dollar An Ounce

The Mint announces purchase of 108000 ounces of silver at $1.00 per ounce for delivery to New York Philadelphia and San Francisco.

Washington New York Philadelphia San Francisco Mint

Secretary Baker Named Chairman of Power Board

Washington June 25 Secretary Baker was named by President Wilson to serve as chairman of the board provided for in the water power bill to carry out its provisions. Secretaries Meredith and Payne were named to be members of the board. Go to the Ball Game Sunday June 27 Frontier Park. UP Store vs Car Shop Admission 25 cents Street car service. 27

Wasitiington Baker Wilson Meredith and Payne Frontier Park U.P

Presidential candidacy and local election dates reported

Details note General Alvaro Onforo as presidential candidate and General Pasqual Ortiz Tuiblo’s leave to resume Mirehoreéan governorship during local elections set for July 4. Chamber of Deputies ratified presidential election dates as Democrats claim. Address listed for sale: Monarch range Plane 4472, Maxwell St. 2291.

Menico -Gily Alvaro Pasqual Ortiz Tuiblo Conmuuiicistions Mirehoreéan Democrats Chamber of Deputies

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