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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
5
Armenian Silver Tea Benefit For Relief Work In Cheyenne
Fort Howder hosts a Wednesday Armenian silver tea from 4 to 6 pm for Cheyenne and friends to support Armenian relief efforts. Music will accompany the afternoon event with Mrs Howder leading and Mrs McNames and Mrs La Venture assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenian Silver Tea Society
Howder
Fort
D. A
Local social roundups highlight bridge games and farewells
Fred Skinner shares a dainty supper and Arthur Parker will receive admittance from Entre Nous bridge club this afternoon. Mrs Ethel Evans Lewis and town church women host the first luncheon in Parish house from 2 to 4 with continuous music. Bridge players gathered at Mrs Alexander’s yesterday. Mrs B K Nelson won high score. A dainty tea followed at 5. Roscoe Dutcher and Nelsons hosted a farewell dinner for Mrs Joe L Robinson at West Twenty fourth Street. Helen and Mildred Johnson entertained for Mrs Robinson with guests and five hundred tables. Mrs Esther Johnson Nash visits from Denver and joins friends to honor the guest. Cecil Brunner roses and violets decor complemented pink and lavender color scheme. Mrs Nash and Mrs Robinson are known in Cheyenne. Mrs B B Brooks from Casper spoke at D A R meeting, regent Mrs Clifford Hummer presided with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alletta Cunningham
Knoxville
William H. Andrew
Cheyenne
Presbyterian Church
George Chapman
William G. Kinkead
Andrew
Central Avenue
Dental
Country Club
C. C. Cunningham
Cunningham
Teachers
Ethel Evans Lewis
Alexander
B. K. Nelson
William McGuire
Joe Hoffman
Joe L. Robinson
Helen
Mildred Johnson
Esther Johnson Nash
Denver
Cecil Brunner
Laramie
Insurrection Anniversary and Political Proceedings Across North America
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the insurrection in the Canadian northwest led by Louis Riel. Connecticut Republicans meet to choose delegates for the national convention in Chicago next June. In South Dakota the presidential primary offers a test of rival Republican candidates. The Canadian council of agriculture discusses a possible dominion wide farmers convention in Toronto. J E Marshall and sons face murder trial in Tupalo. Sports: Cuban Jockey Club meets in Havana, Pinehurst hosts women’s golf, Olympic hockey trials in Pittsburgh, Benny Walger fights Jack Lawler in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Northwest
Louis Riel
Connecticut
Chicago
South Dakota
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Toronto
J. E. Marshall
Charles
Felix
Tupalo
Reoaons
Vo Miss
Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Pinehurst
Pittsburgh
Benny Walger
Jack Lawler
Atllanta
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen as a presidential candidate
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas gains national attention as a Republican presidential candidate prospect. Born in Pennsylvania he studied at Baker University and Washburn College receiving an honorary A M degree. He built a journalism career and owned Kansas daily papers before settling in Wichita and gaining a reputation for radicalism and anti social justice advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Allen
Baker University
Washburn College
Wichita
Today’s anniversaries span fires to political events
Entries note the Burning of the Winter Garden theatre in New York and Edwin Booth's losses, a failed US Senate treaty on St John and St Thomas, abolition of slavery in Porto Rico, a Canadian Pacific strike end with reinstate, a Hungarian bill on religious freedom, and Charlotte M. Yonge, prolific writer of the Viow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
New York
Edwin Booth
United States Senate
Islands
St. John and
St. Thomas
Porto Rico
Canadian Pacific
House of Magnates
Charlotte M. Yonge
Torian era figure dies in Winchester England
A historical obituary notes a person born August 14, 1823, dying in Winchester England. The item references a long life and ties to late 19th century events. Contains scattered archival details from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
England
New Albany
Ind
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Missouri
Birthdays of Notable Figures Greet Today
Cardinal Bourne of Westminster born in Clapham England 59 years ago. Viscount Milner born 66 years ago today for pacifying Egypt. Prof Franklin H Giddings of Columbia University born Sherman Connecticut 65 years ago today. Hazel Dawn born Ogden Utah 29 years ago today. Gravvy Gravath manager of the Philadelphia National League team born San Diego California 88 years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Clapham
England
Viscount Milner
Egypt
Franklin H. Giddings
Colurmbla University
Sherman
Conn
Hazel Dawn
Ogden
Utah
Gravvy Gravath
Philadelphia
National League Baseball
San Diego
Calif
Cheyenne High School General Assembly Highlights
Cheyenne High School reports a Thursday assembly where Mr and Mrs Lewis and Dr Bulgin spoke on public safety and life values. A Wyoming University visit encouraged future college plans, and the senior basketball team won practice. Gym party plans and a Wyoming group entertainment at the high school gym were noted with positive reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Lewis
Bulgin
Wyoming University
Laramie
Comedy Four
Dean Nelson
W. U
G. R
Cheyenne
National Rubber Tire Filler Ad for Cheyenne Distributor
National Rubber offers a tire filler claim that it reduces blows and delays and doubles tire mileage. It invites readers to contact F B Wadsley state distributor at Bresnahan Block Cheyenne room 2 or by phone 1492 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresnahan Block
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Boys Triumph In Tight High School Game
In a fast rough matchup Cheyenne boys beat Wheatland 24 to 22 as Walsh scoring eight of nine free throws helps tilt the game. The crowd anticipates stronger showings at the upcoming tournament while seniors are urged to submit yearbook photos by April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Walsh
Street Patrol Call Boxes for Cheyenne Cops
Arrangements were made with C. L. Titus to install police telephones on patrol men beats. About five telephones will be placed at principal street corners to allow officers to call the office without searching a business telephone. Titus will install at no city cost, reducing the system setup expenses to conduits and boxes. Installation starts as soon as materials arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Titus
The
Telephone Company
Titus
Husband and Wife in Court Contempt in Custody Case
In Casper Wyoming on March 22 Mr and Mrs Robert Crane were found guilty of contempt of court for violating an order allowing R L Rouan to see his children. The custody order placed the children with the mother, Mrs Crane, after their divorce. The case follows a lobby hotel dispute where Crane threatened Rouan with a gun and Rouan called seeking access to the children. The Cranes cross complained that Rouan had threatened them and frightened the children. A Japanese bacterologist has built a dust proof air tight germ proof glass house with air pumped through a pipe and filtered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper, Wyo
Robert Crane
R. L. Rouan
Crane
Rouan
Dhate
Juvenile Shoes Sell Modern Savings at Local Store
We have just received our first rebuilt shoe from the Juvenile factory worn by M. J. Doyle's daughter of 1608 Maxwell street. They say it is a real saving on children's footwear. Drop in and we will fit your children with these shoes and explain the money saving Juvenile idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Doyle
Maxwell Street
British Capital to Develop New Petroleum Field
A Petroleum World article reports British interests in Wyoming oil. several British owned firms operate there though identities are unclear. It notes a secret strike location and discusses pipeline deals and high confidence from a refining company, highlighting potential large production. An unrelated note mentions Orientals tolerating heat on steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum ‘World
London
Wyoming
The
Petroleum World
Restful relief from cough with Foley's Honey and Tar
Mrs Annie Davidson of Long Beach California reports Foley's Honey and Tar gave her a restful night after influenza lingering coughs. The remedy calms harsh racking coughs eases wheezing and throat irritation while coating and soothing raw surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Davidson
Myrtle St
Long Beach
Cal
Foley
Primaries in South Dakota Draw National Attention
Washington March 22. Politicians eye South Dakota as a clear test of Republican presidential strength. The state’s formal, statutorily guarded primaries have attracted active campaigning by Lowden Johnson Wood and Poindexter. Voters are seen as well informed, and tomorrow’s results will be watched closely. Also noted is a Norwegian custom requiring a cook’s certificate for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Lowden
Johnson
Wood
Poindexter
Thirty Thousand Loss in Drug Store Fire
Casper Wyoming March 22 The Tripeny Drug company store in South Center street was gutted by fire at 4 o clock Sunday morning with a loss of 30000. Defective wiring is blamed and the fire was confined to the drug store by city and volunteer firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Tripeny Drug Company
South Center Street
Mexican Reports Highway Robbery
A Mexican man was held up and robbed of 20 dollars at gunpoint on O'Neil street Sunday night. Police learned of the crime yesterday but have no name for the victim and no clues to identify the two robbers, one tall and one short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil Street
Marmola Method Promises Fast Fat Loss
The Marmola Method is praised as a simple way to shed two to four pounds weekly with Marmola Prescription Tablets. Sold by druggists for one dollar per large case, or order directly from Marmola Company in Detroit, the ad claims the pills are harmless and leave no wrinkles or flabbiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Company
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Ady
After Whooping Cough What
The article discusses the lingering effects of whooping cough on young children and recommends Vicks VapoRub to ease coughing during convalescence. It explains local action through the skin, inhalation of vapors, and guidance on application, along with a note about free samples from Vick Chemical Company in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Vicks
Vick Chemical Company
Broad Street
Greensboro
N. CG
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John Morrigan
Mr. Falloon
Fort Collins
Fern Patterson
Boulder
Lindsey
Meta Fater
George Terry
University
Wheat
Woman's Club
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Harry B. Henderson
Wright
Minnie John
Rae Mahoney
Margaret Moody
Irene Dawson
University of Wyoming
H. Jensen
Pacific Northwest
Everett
Washington
G. Foster Garlock
Ramona
Mary Garlock
Cheyenne High School
Fred Procter
John D. Wright
G. F. Garlocks
East Twentieth Street
Jowa
Mary Brown
Rock Springs
Green River
David Breisch
B. R. Breisch
College Club
Galen A. Fox
He, Fox
Bunter
Fox
Walter H. Yeager
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
First Church of Christ
Gheyenne
Frank H. Leonard
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Winnifred Garlock
J. J. Mellquham
East Eighteenth Street
Mary Meollquham
Winifred Garlock
Elizabeth Kinports
Helen Davidson
Edith Marsh
Arthrude Paul
Rosela Paul
Mary Mollquham
Jennie Mollquham
Margaret McIlquham
D. R. Kinports
Garlock
Mary
Winifred
Rosale Garlock
Elizabeth
Isabelle
Rebecca Kinports
Harry Garlock
James Kinports
Bishop
N. S. Thomas
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Jane Back
Dorothy Lamb
Florence Kisor
Esther Pauley
Edith Ward
Grace Hamilton
Pi Beta Phil
Connor Hotel
Regina Jensen
Gladys Hasbrouck
Oaken
Grace R.hebard
Evelyn Jensen
Catherine Dunn
MI88
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Business Women's Club
Vera Lund
Roxana Petroleum Company
Business Women
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Alfred Stuart
R. A. Morton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mrs. Walker
W. G. Walker
Bridge Club
W. C. Mentzer
D. S. McCalman
Arthur Parker
Margaret Whiting
Kilawaya Camp
Bessie Garlock
Fred Skinner
Adies
Mrs. Alexander
Bridge
Roscoe Dutcher
Paul Nelson
West Twenty-fourth St
Dutcher
Nelson
Nash
Robinson
Cheyene
B. B. Brooks
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clifford Hummer
President Wilson
Daniels
France
Ohio
Hoboken
Europe
Baume
Loomis & Co. DM
London Oil
Salt Creek
Taxi & Express
Busy Bee Restaurant
Capitol Ave
W. H. Phillips
Spaulding
Knight
Capitol
W. W. Dumm
Carey Ave
Connelly and Tupper
Capitol Avenue
Col
P. A. Smith
Norway
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