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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
10
Jews Plan Migration to Palestine After San Remo
New York May 6 The Zionist Organization of America prepares an extraordinary conference to discuss gradual immigration of 4 million Jews to Palestine following San Remo. Delegates from the US and Canada, led by Justice Brandeis and Judge Julian W. Mack, will map a nation building program including land ownership, resources, and cooperative industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palestine
San Remo
Great Britain
Zionist Organization of America
United States
Canada
America
Justice Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Julian W. Mack
Near East
Theodore Herzl
Atlantic City
Europe
Garlsbad
Csecho
Slovakia
Hafia
Weather Summary For The Day And Night
Normal temperature around 46 degrees with a high of 54 and low of 40. Winds from the north reached 28 miles per hour at 4:30 p.m. Precipitation since January 4 is 5.89 inches, with 0.02 inches of rain in the last 24 hours and no snow.
Time Telling Is 8 Late In Spite Of His Two Watches
A colonial gallant boasts two watches but cannot tell time well, prompting a sharp rebuke from his companion. The piece notes watches shifted from jewelry to precision tools in the nineteenth century and then into every pocket in the twentieth century.
City News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
The Young Men's Literary Club meets at Garnegie Library for its weekly session. Cheyenne residents with relatives in Colorado cyclone belt express anxiety but no injuries reported. Mercury Club prepares to repair swimming paraphernalia at Second Lake, work to start soon. Field day slated for Fort Trussell tomorrow with civilians invited to witness events on the east parade ground. Frogs croak by lake and creek as Lake Minnehaha fills after heavy snows. A door torn from Dr. Lacey's car after sideswipe on West Eighteenth. Old Schooler barn move abandoned. roof torn during stoppage. Wild flowers hit by snow, though moss, blue bells, and Johnny jump-ups show buds. Judge Tidball of Laramie remains in court for Mentzer. City grading crews work on Garey to eastward streets. Four marriage licenses issued by county clerk. City Park crowded with children enjoying rides. bullfrogs signal spring nights.
Heart Disease Cure Offer From Dr Miles Free Treatment
Dr Miles, famed heart specialist, offers a $2.50 personal treatment free to sick individuals along with a free heart book. He claims thirty years of research yields rapid relief in heart and related ailments, noting many cures when other physicians failed. Send for reports and the two pound free treatment to test his methods at no expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Anarenes
Siehate
Ina
Cheyenne News Briefs Highlight Spring Push and Local Happenings
Cyclone disrupted rail service between Cheyenne and Denver while spring activity grows out of Cheyenne. Sheepherders face dog trouble in town though valuable sheepdogs increase owner stakes. Motoring joy rides delight locals as second hand car market booms due to factory backlogs. Kodak enthusiasts photograph Cheyenne’s streets and park. Country club plans advance for May 15 opening with clubhouse ready and golf links under work. Internal revenue collector Miller travels to Laramie to probe a local still. Bakery trade gains pace as businessmen visit daily. Soldiers shed winter coats for O D rain gear and all weather tops on Cheyenne autos are being removed for a sunnier season.
Shortage Rumors Surround Sweetwater County Treasurer Mystery
Unofficial reports claim assistant state examiners Putnam and Dickinson confirm a several thousand dollar shortage in the Sweetwater county treasurer’s office. County Treasurer Roy Francis has been missing since the inquiry began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam and
Dickinson
Sweetwater County
Roy Francis
Foley Tablets Proclaimed Best by 56 Years' User
An advertisement urges readers to trust Foley tablets for digestion and relief from sour stomach bloating gas biliousness and indigestion. It cites 56 years of experience and lists J. E. Colver at the Labor Temple Los Angeles California as a contact point with Foley tablets sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Colver
Labor Temple
Los Angeles
Cal
Foley Rae
Vanitie Skipper Burgess Aims at Shamrock IV Challenge
W S Burgess will helm the yacht Vanitie this summer as the ocean flier sails to defend the America’s Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Burgess
Thomas Lipton
Highways Report From Cheyenne Details Road Conditions
East routes offer fair travel to Pine Bluff from Hillsdale with some rough sections. West, Sherman Monument to The Siding and Laramie to Rock River are rough and dry. South Greeley area muddy with 0.56 inch rain in Denver last night. Fort Collins mostly good aside from ten miles south of Speer being muddy. North routes passable but include bad stretches Pole Creek to Chugwater and to Wheatland with more poor spots beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hillsdale
Pine Bluff
Laramie
Rock River
New Rotary Committees Named for 1923 24
The Rotary Club announces its new board appointments for the year ending May 4 1924. Sergeant at arms Joseph Shimitz, assistant sergeant at arms W K E Dineen, club correspondent A S Jessup, and committees on boys work civic affairs employer and employee fellowship and attendance program rotary social service and more with members including C F Fisher F M Bruner J W Highley Kendall Bon J J Showalter W C Deming G W Hirsig Jacob Sherman Leslie A Miller W C G Toskings G L Titus Ed P Taylor Wm R Grier F L Furry Frank Bell L J Funderburke James B True Henry A True Jr M H Harlung W L Larsh Geo W Daiber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rotary Club
Joseph Shimitz
W. K E. Dineen
A. 5. Jessup
C. F. Fisher
F. M. Bruner
J. W. Highleyman
Kendall Bon
J. J. Showalter
W. C. Deming
W. Hirsig
Jacob Sherman
Leslie A. Miller
W. C G. Toskins
G. L. Titus
Ed P. Taylor
Wm. R. Grier
F. L. Furry
Frank Bell
L. J. Funderbure
James B. True
Henry A. True, Jr
Rotary
M. H. Harlung
W. L. Larsh
Geo. W. Daiber
Social Service
A. S. Jessup
Stanley Vaughan
F. LL
Special committees continued without change
Crabbe Randolph Leigh W K Jones and all special committees including On To Atlantic City City Valuations Burlington Depot and Aviation Field are continued without change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
City
Burlington
Aviation
Chicago 10 Plan Hotel For Stray Youths
Chicago May 6 The stray boy who begs and sleeps in alleys may find better days if George W Brown of Chicago succeeds with a plan for a hotel for boys Run largely by boys The project aims to provide shelter and support in a safe urban setting as a first step toward rehabilitation and stability
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George W. Brown
Brown seeks transient hotel for Chicago homeless boys
Mr Brown proposes a large transitional hotel for boys aged 14 to 17 in Chicago to provide safe, clean shelter beyond the YMCA model. He cites juvenile court officials and presidential secretary Joseph Tumulty as supporters, aiming to house thousands of boys and extend his past help to hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yase
Osur
IBUS
Ier
San
FORD
Auto Specialty Company
Robt, H. Ingersoll & Bro
City News
Young Men's Literary Club
Garnegie Library Club Rooms
Colorado
Mercury Club
Second Lake
Fort Trussell
East Parade
Minnehaha
Dr. Lacey
West Eighteenth Street
Blue Bells
Johnnie
W. J. Tidball
William C. Mentzer
Garey Avenue
Cupid
City Park
Franklin Miles
Denver
Kodak
Internal Revenue
District of
Wyoming
O. D
Goateu
Newvik
W. S. Burgess
Suia Ane Zen
E. M. DE_LA COUR
17Th Street
Chicago 10
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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