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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
3
Sims Outlines Naval Policy Criticisms Before Senate Panel
Rear Admiral Sims testified to a Senate committee that the navy failed to cooperate with allies in the war and outlined points for criticism of early war policy. He promised to present evidence tomorrow supporting each claim and reiterated his respect for the service while urging better plans for future naval policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sims
Senate
Navy Department
Department
Fast Wheatlanders Meet Cheyenne In Championship Showdown
Wheatland and Cheyenne prepare for the biggest local league clash of the year in Cheyenne Saturday at the gym. Hawes and Hachman lead Wheatland as they claim superiority while Cheyenne aims to prove they belong with a win. The series hinges on recent results with Wheatland favored to clinch if they repeat past victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Camp
Invaders
Hawes
Hachman
Andy” Welsh
Jimmy
Wheatland Boosters
Wheatland Ag
Tie Standing in Girls Tournament
The Cheyenne high school girls and the Y W G A girls tied at one win each in the basketball tournament. Next Tuesday at the Masonic Temple gym there will be a double header. Mrs Charlotte Smith refereed the first round and will officiate the next games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Masonic Temple Gymnasium
Charlotte Smith
City News in Brief Items From Sheridan and Nearby
City brief lists residents visiting or staying in town including Frank Barnes and M L Hoyt of Sheridan at the Moffatt J W Hubbt of Chugwater in the city G W Warle from Lusk H M Babbitt of Lagrange at the Plains F Buchanan from Douglas T F Daugherty of Wheatland at the Plains Frank Wilcox of Lingle visiting town Weather data shows 40 degree mean today with a 24 mph W wind and 4.05 inches of precipitation this year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barnes
M. L. Hoyt
Sheridan
The
Moffatt
Frank Wilcox
Lingle
Werther
Plebiscites In German Empire Highlight Redrawn Borders
The article summarizes planned plebiscites across north and south Schleswig eastern Silesia and East and West Prussia, with Denmark expected to regain areas, Germany likely to keep others, and portions like Alsace Lorraine and Malmedy ceded to Belgium while the Saar Valley awaits a future vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleswig
Denmark
Germany
Silesia
East and
West Prussia
Ter
Ritory
Poland
Alsace
Lorraine
Hupen
Malmedy
Belgium
Saar Valley
Centenary of Benjamin West Death Noted in London
The one hundredth anniversary of Benjamin West death is marked. West the first American painter to gain world fame died in London on March 44 41820 and was buried at St Pauls. Born in Springfield Pennsylvania he rose to prominence through Quaker support and study in Italy. He became Royal Academy president and modern notices recount his major works and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin West
London
West
England
America
St. Paul's Cathedral
John Opie
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Springfield
Benjamin
Society of Friends
Italy
Rome
Royal Academy
Amiens
Paris
Wyat
Christ
British Institution
National Gallery
la Hague
Wolfe
Agrippina Landling
Germanicus
George
High Jacking Case Up to Prosecutor
Five Cheyenne youths face a pending high jacking case with trial expected in the regular term. Judge Mentzer noted no action will occur until informations are filed and the case is formally presented before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William GC. Mentzer
Lusk
Billie Green Fined 50 by City Judge
Billie Green, alleged proprietress of an immoral house, received a 50 dollar fine and 30 days in jail after appearing in police court. George Mc Grew paid 25 dollars for visiting Green's place. Fannie Mayfield was fined 50 dollars for street solicitation after accosting an officer. John Digilis forfeited a $10 bond tied to a traffic ordinance arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Green
George McGrew
Fannie Mayfield
John Digilis
Wyoming Man Takes Bride from Colorado
W. J. Middlesworth of Meadow Wyoming marries Miss Nellie Wood of Las Animas County Colorado at 10 30 Tuesday night Judge Frank Housman presided The couple plan to settle on a dry farm near Meadow after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Middlesworth
Meadow
Nellie Wood
Las Animis County
Colorado
Frank Housman
Middlesworth
Double Star Bill at Atlas Crowds Henry Walthall and Traverse
Henry B Walthall drew big crowds at the Atlas with The Long Lane Turning adapted from Hallie Erminic Rives. Madlaine Traverse starred in What Would You Do, delivering clever turns. The program runs again today for fans of the two screen stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Walthall
Long Lane
Madlaine Traverse
Credit Exchange Extending Rapidly
C G Gramlich state organizer for the Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange is in Cheyenne after organizing a Sheridan branch. He plans a Douglas branch next week and says Wheatland Rock Springs and Riverton are ready for organizations as fast as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Gramlich
Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Exchange
Douglas
Wheatland
Rock Springs
Riverton
Famous Watgtler at Baseball Dance in Cheyenne
Bob Evans, star whistler from the 45th Cavalry and favored by the 15th regiment at Fort Russell, brings his Orpheum circuit prestige to Eagles hall for Cheyenne’s baseball dance. Proceeds fund reconstruction of a Pioneer Park grand stand, aiming to restore Cheyenne’s diamond status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Evans
Nightingale
45Th Cavalry
Evans
15Th Regiment
Fort Russell
Orpheum
Eagles Hall
Cheyenne
Pioneer Park
Ghéyenne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miting
Irteen
Mer and
Fast Wheatlanders
City News
J. W. Hubhtt of
Chugwater
G. W. Warle
H. M. Babbitt
Lagrange
F. Buchanan
Thomas If, Daugherty
Norra
Ofremen
Frankford
Cassel
Berlino
Tli
Europe
New Zealand
Country
Peru
Island of
Malta
United States
South America
Miktelus
Asia Minor
Mexico
Central
India
Wyoming
Postum Cereal Ca
Battle Creek,Mich
Bill Wing Atlas
Credit Exchange
Watgtler
Korolax
Spaulding
Knight
Capitol
ATLAS
Madlaine
Henry BaWaltiel
Gale Henry
Florence Reed
Eagles
Bob Evan
Whistling Nightingale
15Th Cavalry
New York
Castoria
East 24Th
Fremont Land Company
Sidney E. Bartlett
Secy
Mgr
Presbyterians
Bulgin Tabernacle
the Tabernacle
Edwin C. Burt
Milady
Connelly & Tupper
Capitol Avenue
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