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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
7
In a Sagamore Hill statement, Edith Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt urged the nation toward the manhood and womanhood of America, commending Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge in a republication attributed to the Republican National Committee.
In Arion Iowa Sept 30 President candidate Calvin Coolidge asserts unity within the party amid Republican tensions. He labels reports of a split as absolute untrue and emphasizes electing the ticket led by Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge as essential for American nationalism and world stability.
Increasing cloudiness Friday and Saturday with likely showers and cooler conditions. Mentions areas in the north and western regions, typical early season forecast updates.
Severe publican women from the east and across the country form a delegation to Senator Harding's pene os Maries tomorrow. Led by Mrs New vice chairwoman of the veiitican nations ways and meats committee and Mrs Arthur L. Liver more, with Mrs Raymond Robins Mrs Mary Roberts Rhinehart and Mrs Hichard Edwards as heads of the national contingent heading to Marlon tomorrow.
Representatives of District 9 United Workers of America from Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas will join a conference with the Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators on a tonnage wage scale. The announcement came from the union headquarters on Thursday.
Washington reports Costa Rica is the final applicant among 13 nations seeking league of nations membership. A communication received by the state department secretary notes the filing of the request.
A fragmented line discusses gratification at the notion of being called president at least once. The text repeats the idea, noting realization and a joking tone. No clear individuals or events are identifiable from the fragment.
A fragment reports a football fatality during the 1920 season, mentioning a captain and a team in Philadelphia with unclear details due to damaged text. The readable names or exact event specifics are not fully clear in the clipping.
Boston reports a $250 million drop in sugar values driven by a price collapse from 61.5 to 22.5 cents a pound. Edwin F. Atkins estimated the loss to dealers and suggested American Sugar Refining could have shared some losses via written contracts. He noted a single estate lost $8 million amid rapid speculation.
Census figures released show urban areas growing faster than rural districts with major population gains concentrated in cities of 10 000 or more. The data indicate the completed census will reveal most people living in urban areas, while rural growth lags behind.
Colorado Democratic platform in Denver denounces Republican spendthrift policies and pledges party unity to push development. The document endorses Cox on the tariff issue and criticizes the GOP primary expenditures while urging stronger state office reform.
Death of Benjamin Mor an aged 65 an employee of Union Pacific railroad occurred at St John s hospital Thursday morning. He had been at the hospital since Gaturdey suffering from alcoholic poisoning. Efforts are under way to locate two pieces believed living in Colorado. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. The body is at Damm mortuary.
Albert Hearst, former advertising manager of the State Leader, has moved to Dallas. He previously worked in Cheyenne and later data from Cle shows his association with the Cheyenne operation.
New York Sept 50 The Lee Tire and Rubber Company makes a first announcement of a Thursday action in the price of the entire line of Urea from 14 to 29 percent with broad impact on related products and markets.
Lieutenant Frank H. Smith known as Hard Boiled says he wishes to serve out his 14 month sentence after army court martial for brutal treatment of American soldiers in France. Secretary of War Baker said the commanding officer appealed for clemency but Smith asked the clemency board to deny it to avoid further publicity.
Chicago dispatch reports a robbery at Speer with $4700 taken. Pursuing sheriffs and deputies encountered three suspects near Cheyenne and Reed streets, who fired as they fled, injuring no one in the exchange. The case continues as authorities investigate.
Rescue teams from Lampoon and Kings rushed to a California copper mine to aid in extinguishing a fire. Foreman A. I. Rigs and others entered the shaft to search for survivors. Rigs later collapsed during the effort.
The 14 directors of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage and 28 state associations plan to remain permanently independent. They announce closing New York headquarters, reopening in Washington. A bulletin notes the 14th amendment challenge in court and more lawsuits in preparation. The group claims the constitutional amendment process lacks valid approval by three-fourths of state legislatures.
Springfield report says a Thursday automobile competition led Rock Island Sea railway receivers to seek authority to dismantle electric equipment. The plan calls for elimination of electric operations. the company may shift to steam or gasoline power.
General Pershing will be decorated with the Medaille Militaire the highest French military honor. General Fayolle will present the award at Fort Meyer Virginia with full military honors and a parade by the troops.
Spokane reports say Great Northern train No 17 wrecked near Troy Montana late Friday. Several persons believed killed or injured. Doctors and nurses left Spokane for the scene as wires were down between Spokane and Troy and no confirmation available tonight.
Chief Justice Charles A. McDonald announced that the Cook county grand jury will continue the investigation into the 1919 world series baseball scandal. The inquiry will be conducted by a special grand jury and will cover every notable game from the past 16 months in the National and American leagues.
Two Italian women being deported from Brooklyn to Italy aboard the steamship Patria leapt overboard as the ship cleared. One woman was rescued by a tugboat crew after a scuffle, while the other refused help and vanished.
The Federal Reserve board reports wholesale price reductions are spreading to retail lines as demand for price and quality rises. It cites increased efficiency lifting production and a move toward price stability, with September seeing cuts in autos textiles shoes leathers and staples like wheat.
Governor Cox outlines domestic and international themes at a nine-address Kansas finale rally. He discusses the League of Nations, Mexico, Russia, prohibition, and U S policy, arguing about American protection abroad and the United States approach to non member nations.
Receipts of the Wyoming land office for September reached a new high of $340 09.60. Excluding $6,737.44 for a special trust fund, most general receipts funded the permanent school fund, with $257 placed into the state university permanent fund. The remainder supported various funds and daily operations.
Grand Rapids Michigan September 80 There is no immediate reduction in furniture prices according to John L Young president of the Retail Furniture Dealers association He says rumors of a price cut circulated recently and the group will study the matter with the National Council of Furniture Relations The aim is to cut manufacturing costs not wages to lower finished product promptly.
A fragmentary report notes the German American League still active with officials and government representatives discussing issues of exporting and importing letters, amid a contentious meeting held on a Thursday.
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