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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR mentions July 29 and six days, prosecutors and defendants, Albany and Denver references, a trial witness with a bad reputation, and a murder context. Details are obscured by garbled text and missing names, but hints at legal proceedings and possible arrests.
Senator King of Utah argues the Federal Reserve Act saved the nation from bankruptcy in the first six months of World War I. He criticizes Republican policy lapses, contrasts 1873 1877 financial failures, and defends the Act as essential and enduring through war and peace.
Washington April 30 Associated Press reports Republican members of the house ways and means committee nearly agreed to include paid up life insurance in soldier relief legislation. The plan would let veterans choose among five options including cash bonuses and aid for farms homes education and loans with daily amounts used to compute aid.
Hugh Finley, a Woodward Avenue pawnshop clerk, was held up this morning by two armed bandits who stole $18,000 worth of new diamond rings and an undetermined cash amount, then fled toward the river into Canada.
Washington April 30 The campaign for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment has cost the National Woman's party $93,599, headquarters announced today. Most contributions came in small amounts from individual women, with a record monthly sum of $18,362 in March 1920.
A World War I era map shows Dardanelles and regions including Anatolia and Armenia with Mustafa Kemal at its center. The report notes Turkish nationalists pushing war efforts, leadership changes in Constantinople, and arrests of Izzet Pasha and Alirza Pasha by Allied authorities.
A long flock roams north of Pershing heights while Central avenue work continues. Arbor Day closes offices. Cordillo trial draws business men and crowds to court. Impassable roads persist due to snow and mud as moonlit nights entertain joyriders. Hyacinths bloom under snow. seeds line gardens. Officials report marauding dogs harming poultry. T J McGoy departs for Presidio. Harry Walters visits Cheyenne. J Roy Golvin revisits from Lusk Torrington. Stock losses cited from central state snow blindness. Cordillo jury seen in city evenings. monthly business statements arrive by mail.
About thirty boys directed by Miss Florence Flannigan and George Storey rehearse a ministrel show at the high school gym Friday May 7 featuring group songs, stunts, solos by James Storey Earnest FitzGerald William Woolston Granville Ogburn Ferree Marks Jimmy Hall Charles Welsh oy Stapleton Earl Schoels and a flute solo by Howard Briscon with promised surprises. The senior class play cast has begun rehearsals.
New York City plans to dignify home helper work by creating eight hour home assistants trained by the YWCA. Miss Eugenia Wallace outlines a business model with paid vacations and a forty four hour week, distinct from hired girl or servant labels.
Five persons were killed and twelve injured when two passenger trains on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad collided head on near Lambertton yesterday.
Atlanta April 30 The Oglesby Grocery Company wholesalers and W A Albright press firm face a jury when considering a proposed 25 percent protection term. The outcome could affect pricing and distribution in the regional market.
Indictments against the firm's chief officer and other executives allege profiteering by buying sugar at 16 cents per pound and selling at 20 cents, exposing a scheme to profit from market prices.
New Haven Conn April 30 Michael E Tracy one of eight founders of the National Order of the Knights of Columbus in 1882 died at his Orange home He was born in Ireland 70 years ago
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