On the Job at the Frisco Convention
Hiram Cub Reporter for the Clarion covers the Frisco Convention where a performance titled The Bells of Shandon falters while a hot tip points readers to the event location.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
15
Hiram Cub Reporter for the Clarion covers the Frisco Convention where a performance titled The Bells of Shandon falters while a hot tip points readers to the event location.
L. Klebanoff once owned the Railway Men's arcade and is arrested in Denver on charges of using dummy depositors to obtain about $4,500 via three checks. He allegedly forged signatures, swapped bank names, and exploited checks from Greeley to Laramie, cashing a $495 item after falsely presenting Cohen or Cohon as payees.
Six filings in the Wyoming secretary of state raised total authorized corporation capital stock by 6,650,000. Major increase of 4,000,000 goes to Penn Petroleum and Refining of Delaware. 2,600,000 to four new oil outfits including Trawkeye Oil of Lusk and Shaoshoni Royalty Oil and Holding of Shoshoni. 50,000 to Wyoming Accessories of Casper. Directors and incorporators listed for each company.
The Chicago Cubs and league presidents Heydler and Veeck investigated Magee’s alleged misconduct, offering retirement as a clean exit. They defend transparency while balancing public interest, noting few players pose real harm and promising swift action against missteps. Stanford and California athletes illustrate expected field trial discipline.
Prosecutor H Stein notes photographs show endorsements by J Cohen and Dean. The check was cashed at Keeley and sent to Hamilton National in Denver. payment refused after which Klebanoff was pursued. He was captured near Laramie, broke from a deputy and was shot at, now jailed in Denver. He allegedly passed three worthless checks totaling 1470 dollars at Stockgrowers National Bank.
The Lackawanna Oil Share Products company files certification of increase in capital stock from 4 million to 5 million dollars. Directors listed include A B Stirrett A H Nichols and C B Wagner.
Pacific coast colleges boast ideal weather for track and top coaches as they push to send more than previous West representation to the Antwerp Olympic Games. Mordecai Brown struggles to build a winner with Terre Haute. Idaho clubs eye high salaries to lure coast players. Bob Le Gendre of Georgetown recovers from a broken leg and aims for a placing in trials.
Charles A. Guenther of the Mike Henry Oil Co announces joint arrangements with the Producers' & Refiners' Corp and Gates Oil Co to drill a new well on two leases totaling 240 acres in the Osage field eastern Wyoming. The first well starts immediately in sections 148 and 20 near two recent Alliance bankers’ wells. Subsequent Osage acres in Louisiana and Oklahoma will be drilled by the partners.
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