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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
8
A testimonial from a veteran named Sam describes quitting tobacco after reading a free book on tobacco habits. The letter claims relief from nicotine desire and improved nerves and digestion. Readers can request the free book by writing Edward J. W. at a New York address.
Subdivision teams in Cheyenne and Laramb share a campaign to earn credits through subscriptions. The top four districts award a $700 cash prize, another $290 prize, and two $200 prizes. Subscriptions counted by October 22 determine winners, with credits tallied at the campaign’s end and paid after October 28.
The report discusses uncertain confessions from the Cordillo prisoners about Jennings murder. It notes doubt over reliability between a first and second confession by elder Cordillo and potential collusion, leaving authorities unable to fully substantiate any portion as truth. The text questions credibility and official procedures.
Public invited to a social at 1 oo O.F. hall hosted by Rebekah Lodge No 5 Thursday evening. Advertises a chance to own a automobile with a mail-in blank found on another page.
The article argues the Cordillo brothers may be murderers at heart if the second confession proves true, suggesting the first confession was a lie to shield themselves. It portrays them as accessories after the fact and questions their character and culpability in the Jennings case.
Incomplete passages reference Mike Delany ex Denver chief, Peter Cordillo, and a reward of 49 00. Mentions details of Delaney methods and Cordillo brothers, plus a Prohibition committee meeting in Chevone. Text lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Die in Atlantic City Sw Jersey. On September 29, 1949, Guen M. Davis, daughter of Doctor J. H. and the late Margaret Davis, services and interment of the convenience of the family in Cheyenne Wyoming. Secretary of State W. E. B. Chaplin how received from the printer 50 000 blank applications for state automobile licenses. The blanks are prepared in conformity to the requirements of the new automobile license law bag will become effective January at. The trustees for the new Frances Warren Pershing memorial hospital have been advised that Henry Altman will give 81 000 and that George Dalber will donate 8500 towards the building of the hospital.
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