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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
2
A Philadelphia mass meeting criticizes Allied plans to cede Constantinople to the Turks. The column cites Henry Morgenthau arguing Turks retain police and courts, enabling oppression of Armenians and other minorities, and asserts prohibition is not a universal remedy.
In the trial of those charged with corruption over the Newberry U S senator election, sworn witnesses reveal a bold scheme exposing political debauchery beyond prior Indiana vote buying. Decent Republicans and citizens condemn the slush fund influence and call for exposure and punishment of the criminals.
The article notes France aims to maintain a standing army of one million as a precaution after World War I. It contrasts Britain’s smaller force and dwindling commitments with the need for France to be ready if another hour of need arises, in a world shifting amid uncertainties about alliances.
On a damp Tuesday Billy wanders a zoo tent and decides to greet animals in cages in order. He chats with an old maid camel and an elephant who adapts by ignoring her chatter with ear flaps and a wobbling trunk. The tale hints at later meetings with Miss Llama and hyenas.
City Engineer Arthur Parker reports February permits this year more than triple last year. In February 1949 three permits valued at 4300 were issued, versus ten permits totaling 415200 in February 1920. Five residential, three garages, two additions.
County Superintendent Anna M. Dobbin left yesterday for Burns to visit the schools in the neighborhood. Nurse Glaive Avery traveled to Burns on Monday for the same mission and will remain there for most of the work.
Billy McGuire of Cheyenne, an Union Pacific engineer and Union Pacific Family League chair, stars on the February Our Family Bulletin cover. The feature notes his locomotive cab pose and a gossip caption about his speed on No. 20 during a trip with Mrs. McGuire, with a passenger marveling at the train’s rush.
Prompt and efficient service offered by Hobbs Huck Feldt and Finkbiner with emphasis on quick results for Leader Want ads.
Weather bureau report from Chayenne Wyoming March reports road conditions across regions from Greeley to Laramie. Greeley road excellent to state line then rough. east roads fair. north to Chugwater fair then worse. snow at Douglas and Medicine Bow areas with several cars stuck.
Capital Grill No 2 on Seventeenth Street is closed for renovations and repainting. The work will take nearly seven days, and the grill is expected to reopen on March 40th.
J A Kirkpatrick operates in real estate and insurance at 14824 Carey Ave with contact via phone 547 d.
A crowded list shows residents and visitors such as M. , Ymimons of Horss Grask Hugh M. McPhee of Islay and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Laycock of Wanneta among others registering at the Plains. The note mentions Oscar Hale F. LG. Hayes Albert Dust and several couples as present seekers of hotel lodging and local business.
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