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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
12
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William Jennings Bryan turns 60 today while Moorfield Storey of Boston marks his 75th birthday. The day also features a South Dakota livestock shipping convention, a Yale Harvard Princeton debate on Free Speech, and a full sports calendar across racing swimming skating golf basketball and inter scholastic events.
Billy the goat reunites with Nanny under the rising moon after adventures away. Nanny describes their two newborn kids Day and Night and shares pride at their beauty while Billy quenches at a stream and reflects on happiness as elixir.
Purcell’s opera The Faery Queen is revived at the Cambridge New Theatre after more than two centuries. The solo score, long lost since 1469 38, was rediscovered in 1904 in a Royal Academy of Music cupboard among donated manuscripts.
Fannie Ward presents The Profiteers at Atlas with tearful, dramatic exposure of food market manipulation, while Herbert Rawlinson headlines The Silkless Banknote a new detective story. A Keystone comedy Ruined by a Dumb Waiter offers light relief.
The national conference on community organization opens here Saturday with scholars and reformers. Franklin K. Lane calls for a uniform Americanization program and neighborhood forums to discuss public issues non partisanship. Plans include Flag Day and Neighbor’s Day activities nationwide to foster civic unity.
The Wood Way column rails at General Wood for citing Roosevelt as his sole inspiration in the recent war era. It argues Wood’s praise of Roosevelt undermines his independence and credibility. It notes Wood’s reliance on Roosevelt and a nephew shown as an exhibit, predicting poor appeal to voters wary of inherited fame.
The article argues Lenine and Trotzky will fail to spark revolution as past foreign plots did. It cites Louis Napoleon’s Florida scheme, Spain’s 1898 Florida invasion plan, Germany’s 1917–18 attempts via San Diego and black nation schemes, and notes American distrust of foreign leadership and a united propertied and black vote.
The piece notes Turkish officials seeking closer ties with the United States while recounting the Marash massacre and Armenian tragedy. It cites Rev. Crathern’s diary on American hospitals, flag vandalism, and refugees, contrasting Turkish assurances with French troops and Armenian resistance. It also mentions New York Republicans and Tammany Hall planning female delegates tied to a dollar rally.
One year ago today Archbishop P J Hayes was formally installed in St Patricks Cathedral New York. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and President Lowell of Harvard engaged in a public debate in Boston on the League of Nations.
William Jennings Bryan, 60 years since birth in Salem Illinois. Sir Lomer Cain born 59 years ago in Croninas Quebec. Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz born 71 years ago. Alice French Octave Thanet born 70 years ago in Andover Massachusetts. Moorfield Storey born 75 years ago in Roxbury Massachusetts. William Wambsganss born 26 years ago in Cleveland. Cheyenne visitors include Mr and Mrs J G Spiegel A D Reed and N Stegall of Lusk. Leader WAN ADS are result getters.
STOCKHOLM March 18 Prince William of Sweden second son of the king recently left Stockholm with four friends for Honduras He plans to spend about a year studying geography and ethnography The prince grew up at sea joining the navy as a cadet at age twelve His tutors insisted he work as a common boy would He is described as a sailor poet and sportsman with notable golfing skill.
Manager Barrow believes Tim Hendryx will mature with Boston after rough Yankees tenure. The pilot notes Hendryx lacked seasoning then but has since gained experience expected to propel him to a big league career.
In Chester pace a local shipping company reports a French order for an 8000 ton tank steamship. It is believed to be France first ship order placed abroad since the armistice signing.
In London the Wholesale Clothing Manufacturers Federation and union representatives signed an agreement raising minimum wages by 125 percent for men and 800 percent for women operatives. The accord is described as the first of its kind in the clothing industry.
U S Department of Agriculture figures show the city man eats two thirds more beef veal and mutton than the country man, while the country man eats two thirds more pork than the city man and one half more poultry.
In Joplin Missouri a stone-throwing contest offering a thousand dollars is set within a month. Contestants include Joe Henry of Avilla Missouri and G A Thomas of Rogers Arkansas. A 580 foot throw is listed as the benchmark with Henry once throwing across a 40 acre field and Thomas delivering a high toss over an eight story hotel and a walnut throw clearing the structure.
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