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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
13
Local figure Ted Henry faces sharp criticism over a controversial action rumored to involve public concerns. Community members debate motives and impact while officials call for calm and transparency amid the dispute.
Mrs. Harry Crain hosted a charming evening honoring Mrs. George Wilson of Las Vegas visiting relatives. Guests included Ruth Cook of Cheyenne and Ena Crain received a friendship letter. lunch followed with pink table accents.
A freight car fire yesterday afternoon damaged a line of automobiles before the fire department arrived. The blaze burned for about twenty minutes and caused interior damage to the cars. No damage estimate was provided. A false alarm earlier summoned the truck to Seventeenth and Bent streets.
Cheyenne greets a stream of visitors including G. T. Henshaw and Edgar Lof from Green River, Guy Harrington and RE. O. Sumard from Hawk Springs, and numerous others from Casper Worland Wheatland Slater and Islay. Notables Martin Cahill and George Young, officers of the state miners' organization, were also listed among the city guests.
In town from Rock Springs John W. Hay G. J. Haley and Thomas Gibson attended a meeting of the executive board to transact routine business. A. E B Dahl came from Saratoga and A R B Rose from Kemmerer registered at the Plains. T McG Cox and Ed Doland from Pine Bluffs were also in town yesterday.
Archbishop of York denounces the decision to keep Abdul Hamid on the throne and calls for action to protect Armenians amid reports of new massacres. He warns Britain and allies to honor solemn commitments to Armenian relief and hints at Turkish Armenia independence if U S policy blocks Armenian administration.
Juneau March 1 Alaska activist Louis I Paul secretary of the Alaska Native Brotherhood argues the native problem can be solved by schooling before ballots. He contends good schools build racial pride and improve standing, citing education in Japan as a model and noting regular practice in dancing and private entertainments for children in better families.
Princess Alferd zu Hohenlohe Schilingfuerst, formerly American Catherine Britton, visits Washington with her husband the Austrian prince and their two children. The couple’s estates lie in Galicia, now Poland, marking their status as allies during the war.
In Montana a dying prospector Hans Hansen left a note as he and his faithful horse faced famine. Hemmed by snow sixteen miles south of Butte, he shared his flour cakes with the horse, then died en route to seek relief. A passing train engineer alerted authorities who found the lifeless pair with the note explaining the tragedy.
The manufacture of shoe pegs was a leading New Hampshire industry, with the state producing as many pea bush pegs as oats half a century ago, reflecting the region's agricultural and industrial balance of the era.
N T Chemidlin retired from the printing trade in Fort Benton after 50 years. Printers estimate his life’s work in Montana at about 165000 columns or 3300000 column inches of type cap, roughly 5730 yards.
Clyde Deering of Cheyenne will wrestle Young Smith of Burns at a smoker in Burns tonight at 146 pounds. Young has not been defeated but Deering is counted on by Cheyenne friends to win. Al J. Leslie of Cheyenne referees. The smoker is under the American Legion post Burns.
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