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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
3
This guide explains 1919 net income deductions for charitable, scientific, educational, and religious gifts. It stresses substantiation, excludes gifts to individuals, notes hospital profits risk, allows church donations, warns against political contributions, and details percentage limits and partnership treatment.
New York marches reveal Mohammed Bui Abdullah known as the Mad Mullah, leader in Somaliland, who resisted British and Italian forces for years. After Mecca pilgrimage his forces waged holy wars, with major campaigns in 1899 1905 and 1910. Britain and Italy later negotiated limits, but 1915 renewed activity kept the conflict alive.
The Cheyenne High basketball team lost 40 to 12 at Kimball Nebraska after a rough game and follows with matches against Laramie teams. summer camp limits at the Presidio are set to one tenth of the company. a Princess theatre benefit was a success with many volunteers and attendees. girls' reserves eye Estes Park Conference. Pageant, sports tryouts, and YWCA basketball games noted along with Robert Larson leaving for Annapolis prep.
Paris reports the French government will oppose any revision of the Versailles treaty that would weaken France’s claims on Germany. Officials say parliament would not tolerate further concessions and would unseat the government if made. Paris notes Europe must be placed on a prosperous basis despite France’s own economic weaknesses.
A lunch yesterday at the Masonic Temple brought about two hours of hospitality for the visiting Cleveland Chamber of Commerce delegation. Governor Carey, former Mayor Stone, Mrs. Mentzer and others spoke while Cleveland representatives praised Cheyenne and Wyoming. The event highlighted appreciation for women’s suffrage and the partnership between Wyoming women and men in state building.
W H Kelly known as the pea nut king chairs the forty ninth Gleveland trade extension tour. The 86 member party including 24 women departed for Denver on the 3:25 train after visiting Cheyenne as the eighteenth city in a tour that will span 22 cities by trip’s end.
Governor Carey announced 34 delegates to the eighth annual United States Good Roads association convention in Hot Springs Arkansas from April 12 to 17. Delegates include D. T. Shoemaker Torrington C C Beaver Thermopolis Ralph Read Buffalo Andrew Morrow Kemmerer George Nelson Casper Nat Baker Lusk and many others from Casper Gillette Cody Cheyenne Laramie Rawlins Douglas Sundance.
Large line of baby carriages and sulkies advertised by Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbeiner. If you have lost something call 93 and let the leader find it for you.
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