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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1920

Page

4

Highjacking arrests after Abbott residence incident

Sergeant McFarland and Officers Heller and Tinder respond to a report of trouble behind the Abbott home at 720 East Eighteenth. They arrest Patterson and Jones, seize a car with 18 beers and whiskey, and recover more suspects including Kitchin and Mullen. Evidence shows.entries of liquor, broken glass, and doors on the Crabbe residence. Mayor Taylor defends police action amid criticism of prior hijacking cases.

Sergeant McFarland Heller Tinder Crabbe J. D. Shingle Mr. Abbott East Eighteenth Street McWarland Rank Bell Bell McFarland Patterson Abbott Elelr Jones Dr. Shingle Hack Meller Nineteenth Peblican Kitchin Frank Mullen California Ed. P. Taylor Taylor

Senate moves on Article 10 ratification talks

The president’s handling of Article 10 negotiations drew divergent readings as Republicans removed the last reservations except those on Article 10 and league voting power. Democratic senators pressed for compromise while noting the executive did not promise to veto a compromised treaty. Four reservations were adopted on armanents economic boycott alien property and labor, the latter by roll call.

Senate

Pioneer Park to Get Grandstand for Cheyenne Crowds

Cheyenne fans plan a charity dance to fund a Pioneer Park grandstand for a new baseball team. Funds will start a working fund though not fully covering erection costs. Plans include joining a Mountain League with Denver and others or forming a Wyoming League with Laramie Greybull Rawlins and Casper as possible members.

Cheyenne Pioneer Park Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Greeley Laramie Cheyenne Boosters Wyoming League Masper Greybull Rawli Casper

Cities Eyeing Baseball Field Expansion This Year

In a prospect discussed by officials, the first vote targets a new field project this year. Other cities may join if the initiative gains momentum and is approached with a favorable proposition.

Prayer Meetings Initiate Four Week Evangelistic Series

A series of half hour prayer meetings will be held at private homes from 9:30 to 10:00 this morning to promote the four week services led by Dr. Bulgin. Homes listed include Mrs. Frye in 1817 Pioneer and Mrs. Putnam at 25419 Warren, with others on East Sixteenth and Twenty-first streets. Notables attending praised Dr. Bulgin as a logical evangelist and strong speaker with choir leader Mr. Lewis, while inciting pastors to visit Cheyenne for further sermons.

Frye Pioneer Putnam Warren John Thomas East Twenty-first Street Newton East Sixteenth Newburn Cheyenne Dr. Bulgin William GC. Hoskins

Head Nurse Granted Sixty Day Vacation

Mrs. Myrna Boyd Williams head nurse at the Cheyenne Private hospital will take a two month vacation starting Wednesday and will travel to Denver then, returning to resume nursing. She is president of the Cheyenne Nurses association. Miss A N Peters of Denver will succeed her as matron after returning from overseas nursing duties.

Myrna Boyd Williams Cheyenne Denver Chicago Williams Cheyenne Nurses Association

Docket Shows 24 Criminal and 88 Civil Cases Set

Joe Fisher, clerk of the district court, said the next term opening March 22 lists 24 criminal and 88 civil cases, totaling more than the last term. More cases may be added before court opens.

Joe Fisher District Court

Hard coal men to name terms

New York march 8 demands for wage increases shorter hours and better conditions will be presented by miners to anthracite mine operators tomorrow. Chief demands include a six hour day five day week a sixty percent pay increase and union recognition.

New York

Funeral for Garcia Baby This Afternoon

The infant Nicholas Garcia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Garcia, will be laid to rest at the family home 616 West Sixteenth Street at 4 PM under Warly-Bricker Brothers. Interment will follow at Olivevet Cemetery.

Nicholas Garcia Elias Garcia West Sixteenth Street Warly-Bricker Brothers Olivet Cemetery

New Demonstration Room at Klein Store

The Klein Music store on Capitol Avenue opens a new second floor demonstration room for fall ing machines. It will increase facilities to handle growing business and showcase products.

Klein Store Klein Music Store Capitol Avenue

Miller invites critic to face him over bonus debate

Leslie A. Miller requests the anonymous writer of a letter on soldier bonuses reveal himself and meet in open fora. He offers to answer all questions in person with American Legion or allied veterans, notes his office and home phones, and insists on facing the writer without anonymity.

American Legion American Expeditionary Force Leslie A. Miller

Drysdale Funeral This Afternoon

Funeral services for Mrs. Stella Drysdale, who died Saturday night, will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at the family home 2504 Carey Avenue under Barry-Bricker Brothers. The body lies in state from 9:30 this morning until the service. Pallbearers are J. W. Devine, James Garrett, John Gans, Charles Peters, Joseph Stimson and Fred Slihrsig.

Stella Drysdale Carey Avenue Barry-Bricker Brothers J. W. Devine James Garrett John Gans Charles Peters Joseph Stimson Fred Sllirsig

Charles F Sway dies in Illinois florist connected groups

The obituary notes Charles F Swagger once owned a hothouse and florist shop on Handall Avenue and later served as florist for the Illinois Central Jail Told. He left the area years ago and died in Champaign Illinois, with recognition from Bliss and Knights of Pythias lodges.

Charles F. Swagger A.hothouse Handall Avenue Illinois Central Champaign Ill The Bliss Knights of Pythias

Gunnoude Funeral at Cathedral Today

The funeral of Richard Gunnoude who died Saturday night at the family home will be held at St. Marys Cathedral at 9 this morning with Reverend Father Hartman officiating. Interment will be in Olivet cemetery. Barry Bricker Brothers conduct the service.

Richard Gunnoude St. Mary’s Cathedral Father Hartman Olivet Cemetery Barry Bricker

Mother’s Death Follows Infant Daughter’s Passing

Following the death of her infant daughter Marian Jane Gollogly on Saturday at a local hospital the mother Mrs J H Gollogly died Sunday morning at 2 o clock Her husband banker Mr Gollogly of Dickson Nebraska and his sister Mrs Spears were at the bedside The bodies lie at the Early Bricker Brothers mortuary pending funeral arrangements

Marian Jane Golllogly J. H. Gollogly Spears Gollogly Dickson Nebr Moffatt Mother Baby Early-Bricker Brothers

Foley Kidney Pills Help Back Pain Says Mayfield Reader

James Carman of Mayfield Kentucky writes that kidney pills relieved his back pain after he could not straighten for half an hour. He credits Foley's Kidney Pills with aiding the kidneys in removing waste and easing ache.

James Carman Mayfield Foley

Rubber Tire Filler Ad Promises Puncture Proof Rides

National Rubber Tire Filler claims to prevent punctures and blowouts and double tire mileage. It markets as a perfect substitute for air with claims of easy rides and no delays. The ad lists F. B. Wadsley as State Distributor in Cheyenne with room 2 Bresnahan Block and phone 1492.

F. B. Wadsley Bresnahan Block Cheyenne

Bargains Abound In Nash Homes And Cottages

Real estate ad lists multiple Nash properties with East 10th and 16th Street locations, 5 to 10 rooms, modern features, full lots, and prices from 2500 to 12500 plus cash terms. Properties include 4714 Seymour, 515 E 24st, 622 East 23rd St, and 316 East 25th St with variety of rents and terms.

Nash East 16Th Street

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