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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
12
The item records the Cheyenne newspaper's establishment, morning publication routine with editor and manager credits, post office entry as mail matter, and AP membership noting exclusive news dispatch rights and republication reserve. It indicates subscription rates of one year and six months.
The Chicago Tribune notes Southern support for prohibition and woman suffrage, but the piece argues the South has long been Democratic well before the negro question. Jefferson’s era and early party lines showed sectional splits, while later state rights and free trade aligned the South with Democratic doctrine. The negro issue intensified but did not solely shape Southern politics.
The American Legion backs a four point program for ex service personnel including land settlement home aid vocational training and final back pay adjustments with selection limited to one feature. A New York Post sentiment argues the reward lies in victory itself and warns of the mounting costs of pensions and future war expenses.
The second plebiscite in Slesvig yields a three to one German result, with 27 000 to 9 000 in favor. Danes allege terror and the drowning of a police chief by Germans, while German majority remains in the zone. The international commission debates possible absorption into Denmark as most of the zone stays under German rule.
Billy searches for Night after she and Day vanish. An old sheep reveals Night followed Day through a fence to Mr Bell. Night and Day end up with Daisy at Bells, and Mr Windlass discovers them safely. Daisy explains Night could not leave his twin. Tomorrow Day and Night find a new mother.
Fanny Crosby and George G Wright born anniversaries noted. Yerbert Hoover to address Boston chamber. Minnesota Non Partisan League conventions in St Paul for state officer nominations. Rev Jett to be consecrated bishop in Staunton. National Federation of Construction Industries to meet in Chicago. Tohoilovsky Eugene Onegin opera debuts in America at the Metropolitan.
Racing holds a Cuba American jockey club meeting in Havana. Baseball hosts the Ontario league annual meeting in Peterboro. Gulf region features the United north and south women’s championship at Pinehurst. Swimming showcases the AAU men’s senior 500 yard title at Great Lakes naval training station. Boxing presents Benny Coster against Ray Lucas in ten rounds at Poughkeepsie.
Col W P Greeley chosen to succeed Henry O Graver as head of the U S Forest Service. A native of California aged 43, he served since 1904 with a two year break for military duty. He rose from minor clerk to assistant chief before leading the forestry section of the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I, commanding 24 000 forestry troops in France. He received decorations from France and Britain for his wartime service.
A compact chronicle of historic birthdays and events including Thaddeus Kosciuszko’s Poland independence act in 1794, Senator George Wright born 1820, Matilda Gage born 1826, Kiel insurrection of 1848, William Jennings Bryan era Florida governor 1863, the Eurydice disaster 1878, and Chicago anarchist Paris Commune anniversary in 1889.
The U S battleship Idaho was placed in commission at Camden New Jersey marking a milestone for the naval fleet. Raoul Villain stood trial in Paris for the assassination of Jean Jaurès the French socialist leader and prominent pacifist.
Garrett P. Serviss a famed author and scientist born in Sharon Springs New York 69 years ago today. Mrs Roswell Miller Carnegie heir born in Pittsburgh 23 years ago today. William Mather Lewis navy league secretary born Howell Michigan 42 years ago today. Claude Kitchin congressman born Scotland Neck North Carolina 54 years ago today. Dr Aven Nelson University of Wyoming president born Lee County Iowa 64 years ago today.
In Green River Wyoming on March 23 Frank James a colored man convicted of murdering his sister in law while attempting to kill his wife awaits a March 29 hearing for a possible new trial. Also 16 year old Joseph Omyeo who confessed to murder in the second degree was sentenced to 20 to 24 years and Stanko Tijan received life imprisonment for first degree murder without capital punishment.
In a garden tale the Little Girl, Big Boy, and a Green Elf discuss clover and soil. The Bumble Bee adds a chorus about seeds, growth, and the Garden Manual as they imagine plant life and a future story. A Brazil note claims servants rarely sleep in their master’s house, leaving by evening and returning late.
Mrs. John Powell, mother of a large Wyoming family, who became insane at a remote ranch and sang and whistled during transport and trial, died less than 30 days after arrival at the state hospital in Evanston. Remains to be brought to Jackson for interment despite long snowy travels.
Mrs. Florence Bannister serves as the sole woman holding the position of county auditor in Codington County South Dakota marking a notable milestone in state government.
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