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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
11
The law allows deductions for contributions to charitable, scientific, educational, religious groups, cruelty prevention societies, and vocational act funds. Substantial rules specify substantiation, exclusion of gifts to individuals, and limits of 15 percent of a partner’s net income. Only donations made during the year to qualifying organizations are deductible.
New York dispatch recalls the Somaliland Mullah Mohammad bin Abdullah known as the Mad Mullah who led uprisings from 1899 to 1915, resisted British and Italian forces with a large army, fought a costly campaign, and escaped to Italian territory after Jidballi.
Cheyenne high school teams faced Kimball in Nebraska losing 40 to 12 in a rough game. The article notes upcoming games against Laramie Preps, preparation for tournaments, and a camp regulation change reducing participants. It also covers a successful Princess theatre benefit, Reserves plans for Estes Park, a girls basketball series with YWCA teams, try-outs for Laramie representatives, pageant success raising Lariat funds, and the departure of Robert Larson for Annapolis prep.
Paris March 4 The French government will oppose any revision of the Versailles treaty that would alter its claims on Germany. Official circles say parliament will not tolerate further concessions and would overthrow the government if made. France maintains Europe must become prosperous while acknowledging its own fragile economy.
A luncheon for visiting Cleveland Chamber of Commerce delegates at the Masonic Temple drew about 220 attendees. Speeches praised Cheyenne hospitality and Wyoming women’s suffrage, highlighting Governor Carey and Mrs Mentzer, and noting a pledge to share in state building with women.
W H Kelly chairman of a Gleveland organization tour, called the pea nut king, heads 86 travelers including 24 women. The party left Denver at 3 25 for a trip visiting Cheyenne as the eighteenth of 22 planned cities, with Europe completed last year and plans for South America or Alaska next.
Governor Carey announced the 34 delegates to the eighth annual United States Good Roads association convention set for Hot Springs Arkansas from April 12 through 17. Included are officials and highway advocates from Torrington Thermopolis Buffalo Kemmerer Casper Lusk Sheridan Rock Springs Evanston Newcastle Lander Cody Powell Cheyenne Laramie Greybull Gillette Douglas Sundance and others.
Lost item call 93 and let the leader find it for you advertising a large display of baby carriages and sulkies at Hobbs Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner with a contact prompt for locating belongings.
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