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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1920

Page

4

Football and the university role in athletics evolution

The piece contrasts University of Pittsburgh’s football emphasis with Western Reserve University’s shift to universal athletic access. It argues whether football prowess benefits a few stars or the entire student body gains physical education, noting faculty debates and editorials about education versus team success.

University of Gh Coutry U. of P Wes University of Pittsburg Western Reserve University of Cleveland Toco Parentis Por

No Test of Truth

A fragmentary historical note recalls persecution for unorthodox beliefs from Copernicus through Calvin and witch hunts, detailing exiles, imprisonments, and burnings as authorities clashed with science and theology across centuries. It links past intolerance to modern assertions of freedom of thought.

Copernicus Gilles Roger Bacon Zm? Hyue Sergrents Jerusalem Calvin Injan Unites Sistas

Genevan Crowding as League of Nations Arrives

Geneva prepares to host the League of Nations assembly with a 300 member secretariat and up to 1,000 delegations and staff arriving by November 15. Delegates include 80 of 88 states, Japan's role emphasized, and leaders from former republics, premiers, and cabinet members expected.

ENEVA Associated Preas Geneva Heginning League of Nations League Tte P Japan Gaston da Cunha Bragiliva France Lopelle Counsil Ditleya Hedfat Presa Jad Republica Premidia Genites Hongs of Representatives Mague Council Natiohy

Fice Corporations Chartered by State Reports

The record lists several newly chartered firms including The N. & A. Coal & Mercantile Company in Casper with 30 000 capital stock and directors R K Niebold Hal Curran and A E Garrett of Casper. The Housing Developments company in Casper shows 500 000 capital stock with directors Cecil Bon Col Weldack A W Jarratt George W Campbell and Kh Nichols. Francis O'Hrier Ol company with office at Riverta and a 500 000 stock, board Joseph Francis William J O filen and A C Allen all of Riverton. The First Baptist churches trustees named Joan W Newell Mer Carl Fisher and J G Splowal. The document also mentions Avil be at Netsy in Fesise Jr and a board including Corton Arthur McKinsey W H B send W B M Holcomb and BE B Wilkinson.

B. Inn Avil Netsy Fesise Joseph Francis William J. O' Filen A. C. Allen Rivoeton First Baptist Ohures Lik Joan W. Newell Mer Carl Fisher J. G. Splowal N. & A. Coal & Mercantilt Company Casper HW. Niebold Hal Curran A. E. Garrett Directe És Cecil Bon Col. Weldack A.W. Jarratt Gesrse W. Campbell Kh. Nichols

Prices Slashed at Local Men's Clothiers for Winter

George W Datber Shepherd & Klett and the Hon Shon Diet company announce deep price reductions on winter clothing. Wyoming shoppers rush to buy overcoats and outfits as merchants offer limited time discounts to clear stock.

George W. Datber Shepherd & Klett Hon Shon Wyoming

Catarhal Deafness Remedy Promoted in Ad

An advertisement claims a homemade remedy for catarrhal deafness using Parmint double strength, one ounce mixed with a pint hot water and syrup, taken as a tablespoonful four times daily. It promises relief from head congestion and nasal blockage, but warns against trial by those losing hearing or with catarrhal deafness.

Army Still Short Quarter of Quota

The report notes the Army is about a quarter short of its authorized strength with 259,007 total officers and men. Of these, 142,919 are in the continental United States and 14,406 in the army of occupation in Germany, with additional forces distributed across the Philippines, Hawaii, Panama, Porto Rico, China, Alaska, France, and the Baltic region.

Continental United States The Raine Germany Philippines Hawaii Paine Porto Bley China Alaeca France Sin Bogland

Knights of Columbus Explains War Memorial Offer

In New York the Knights of Columbus issued a statement detailing the rationale behind their offer of one hundred thousand dollars for a permanent war memorial. The release aims to clarify motives amid criticism from Sperry and relates to the organization’s overseas fundraising and commemorative project.

New York Not Ty — No- Honal Knights of Columbus

First Women Asses sor in Campbell Co Washington

A garbled report from Campbell County references Elwood Anderson and Marvin Cheyenne in a public declaration related to the United States court. The fragmentary text mentions Ms Anderson and a statement by a Newt attorney of Gillette regarding a public matter.

Washington Elwood Anderson Pronl Newt Gillette Marvin Cheyenne United Q. Sperry States Court Ms. Anderson

Breach of Trust Alleged Over Misused Legion Funds

A fragment reports concern within the Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion over funds collected by absorption for other purposes. It claims such misallocation would constitute a moral breach of trust and an act of fin jumtion.

Sailors Legion

Men Injured After Train Switch Gone Wrong

Two railroad workers, Phgiices Pred Allen and Fire man J. J. Ferry, jumped from a locomotive during switching at Wamcutter on Wednesday. Allen suffered a fractured left leg and Ferry a compound fracture with facial injuries after they tangled in a switch and fell to the ground. They were taken to Union Pacific hospital in Cheyoho at 8:10 pm.

Allen J. J. Ferry Wamcutter Onl Ferry Brulsen Cute Cheyoho Union Pacific

First Woman in Wyoming Heads County Office

A veteran political figure, Roxa Kirby, is noted as the first woman in Wyoming to hold the county office. The record lists various county results and names such as Haring Cox 498, Dehw 64, Prohibition 9, Mondelt 2,128, Sorier 590, Carlaon 27, Morgan 14, indicating vote totals and political context surrounding the historic appointment.

Vee Haring Cox Dehw Prohibition Mondelt Sorier Carlaon Morgan Roxa Kirby Wan Phoen

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