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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
13
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Society news items invitation lists telephone contacts for the Society Editor with specific hours before and after 7 p m for submissions and evening calls. It provides two phone numbers 10611 and 93 and sets a 6:30 p m deadline.
Cheyenne and Absaraca camp girls gathered at the high school gym for an old fashioned basket supper with prizes for best baskets and dancing. Marjorie Bartlett won first prize among high school girls, while Gladys Foresman and Frieda Erickson earned the waltz prize.
All trades crafts members not at work are asked to report to the Labor Temple at 1 PM and proceed to the Bulgin tabernacle site to volunteer for the afternoon building work. W. L. Walls secretary.
The article details debates among Cheyenne city and county officials on controlling prostitution and venereal disease. Doctors discuss limited authority, reporting gaps, possible medical exams for identified prostitutes, and the need for a detention home with rehabilitation.
Volunteers push through heavy snow to advance tabernacle construction led by Rev. Robert C. Lewis. Roof framing and siding go up while inside work and tar paper roofing are planned today. The Presbyterian and Baptist churches provide free dinners for all workers.
Thousands try tonics and remedies for stomach upset and indigestion. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate the liver and bowels to support natural functions, cutting indigestion. this vegetable compound uses olive oil and is sold in 10c and 25c sizes.
New York March 5 Assistant District Attorney James E Smith warned of a broader organized vice network in the city alleging collusion between police and women The inquiry has already led to the indictment of Detective John Jonson and may reach higher officials A request for the addresses of 600 vice establishments protected by police has been made by Mayor Hylan
Helena Mont March 6 petitions circulated to place Governor Sam Stuart of Montana on the Democratic vice presidential primary ballot. Stuart announced he would accept the nomination.
Joseph M. Dixon a former Montana congressman and U S senator announces his candidacy for governor on the Republican ticket from Missoula. The statement marks Dixon seeking the state executive role and marks his return to state politics.
The investigation of five suspended socialist members of the New York state assembly nears completion. Counsel Seymour Stedman closes with a defense of American ideals and mass intellect. Prosecution by Elon R. Brown resumes next Tuesday, with a committee report expected the week of March 15.
Funeral services for Eugene HB Reynolds were held Friday afternoon at 3:30 at the Masonic Temple with A F and A M Lodge No. 4 in charge. Music was provided by Mrs. Gill Miss Taylor Miss Lee and Mr. Hejns. Pallbearers included L W Larson I W Davis Alfred Wedge M N Nelson George C Grunden and George VanZont. the ceremony was conducted by Early Brick Brothers.
Paul H. King and Mark T. McKee testified for the defense in the Newberry election conspiracy case in Grand Rapids. King described extensive campaign work across counties and rapid letter dictation on trains and in hotels, while McKee denied involvement in campaign activities.
A local retailer invites customers to explore a display highlighting the shoe’s standout features. The message emphasizes style, comfort, and value.
Sessue Hayakawa stars in The Tong Man at the Atlas for the last show today. He plays a Chinaman torn between a god’s decree and love, delaying a fatal deed before a dramatic finale. Helen Eddy portrays the heroine, with Frank Keenan in The False Code and a Triangle comedy also on the bill.
The American steamer Marsodak, which went aground off Cape Henlopen early today, was afloat tonight and moved to the Delaware breakwater.
Crown of Breece reportedly offered for sale in London for 150000 dollars. Agent calls Constantine a poor man with meager meals and few servants. Bombay duck, a dried fish, is a delicacy to English residents in India.
Attorney General Palmer in his first speech since announcing his Democratic presidential bid says the hour requires machinery to adjust disputes before strikes. He argues informed public opinion can secure justice and opposes compulsory arbitration if the public is kept informed. Parliament votes to enter the League of Nations 86 to 47 in the lower house.
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