Fragmentary sports note on late scores and payments
A damaged OCR fragment records a sports row and mentions payments and loan-like amounts. It lacks clear names or teams but hints at 86 18, 100, and 7 figures and mentions traction.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment records a sports row and mentions payments and loan-like amounts. It lacks clear names or teams but hints at 86 18, 100, and 7 figures and mentions traction.
Society news notes call the Society Editor before 6 30 p m and after 7 p m to submit items. Readers are reminded to use the provided phone numbers for timely communication.
Cheyenne and Camp Absaraca girls gathered in the high school gym for a basket supper and dancing. Prizes were awarded for best baskets and dancing with Miss Marjorie Bartlett winning top high school prize and Miss Gladys Foresman and Miss Frieda Erickson taking waltz honors.
All craftsmen not at work are asked to report at the Labor Temple at 1 PM and proceed to the Bulgin tabernacle site to devote the afternoon to assisting in erecting the building. W. L. Walls, Secretary Trades Assembly.
Cheyenne officials consider restricted districts and medical examinations for prostitutes to control venereal infections. The issue hinges on legal authority and funding for health measures, with Dr. Wyman and Dr. O Donnell urging solutions including detention facilities and coordinated county city action.
Volunteers laboring on the tabernacle amid heavy snowfall push progress. Rev. Robert C. Lewis leads as siding and roofing go up, with interior work and seats to follow if enough workers turn out. Dinner is provided by local church women and free for all workers.
Thousands seek tonics to fix digestion as Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to arouse the liver and restore natural function. The vegetable compound with olive oil is advertised as a mild, non disruptive remedy available in 10c and 25c sizes.
New York March 5 Assistant District Attorney James E Smith predicts a broad probe into organized vice in the city linking policemen with women to unprecedented levels since the Lexow inquiry He cites evidence that a high ranking officer collected money from women directly and met them in public parks A request for 600 vice resort addresses has been made by Mayor Hylan as the inquiry expands
Helena March 6 P etitions circulated to place Governor Sam Stewart Stuart of Montana on the Democratic vice presidential primary ballot. The governor announced he would accept the nomination.
Former Montana senator and congressman Joseph M. Dixon announces candidacy for governor on the Republican ticket from Missoula March 5, outlining his bid and political background.
Albany March 5 The last word for five suspended socialist assembly members under inquiry came from Seymour Stedman their counsel He said the socialists faith in Americanism will guide the people to the correct solution The investigation adjourned until next Tuesday when Elon R Brown will conclude for the prosecution and a committee report is expected the week of March 15
The funeral of Eugene HB Reynolds was held yesterday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock at the Masonic Temple with A F and A M Lodge No 4 in charge. Music was by Mrs Gill Miss Taylor Miss Lee and Mr Hejns. Pallbearers were 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 trial. King described himself as Newberry’s campaign manager, saying he toured counties, drafted ads in speeding automobiles, dictated hundreds of letters on trains and in hotels, and reported nightly to the candidate. McKee denied any campaign activity.
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The Tong Man stars Sessue Hayakawa as a Chinaman torn by fate in a Robertson-Cole feature at the Atlas. He weighs killing the hero’s father until a vision of his love halts him. Helen Eddy is the sweetheart, with Frank Keenan in The False Code and a Triangle comedy also showing.
The American steamer Marsodak, which went aground off Cape Henlope Delaware early today, was floated tonight and moved to the Delaware breakwater.
The article notes the crown of Breece reportedly offered for sale in London at 150000 dollars. An agent quotes Constantine as a poor man who eats meager meals and has few servants. It also explains that Bombay duck is dried fish, a delicacy to English residents in India.
Attorney General Palmer in his first speech since announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination argued that industrial stability requires machinery to settle disputes before strikes. He opposed compulsory arbitration and urged public disclosure of disputes to guide opinion. Parliament also approved joining the League of Nations by large margins.
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