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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1920

Page

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Borah Denounces League and War Threats in Speech

In a Conn addresses Borah attacks President, warns that if U S ignores allies and guards, entering war could dishonor the nation. He questions Article X and moral obligations, urging Congress to act with legal restraint and national honor amid calls for peace.

Kven William E. Borah Roek Jas League Ana Sy United States Tm c Biic Arti Dewar Bensator Borah Congress League Tery

Inter Buried in California Mine Near San Bernardino

A cave‑in near San Bernardino California trapped about 150 men, with a relief party dispatched after the collapse. Initial reports suggested many might be dead, but the situation remained unsettled as teams worked to reach the victims.

California O Bernardino Cab Here Nevada Fine W. A

Officers and Deputies Shot in Virginia Affray at Harleastown

Chaos erupted as deputies and miners exchanged gunfire in Harleastown Virginia county. One deputy sheriff was wounded along with several miners and bystanders. Local authorities investigate as residents describe a sudden clash over disputed lands.

Virginia Harlestown West Va Mipere Binir

State Hatchery Proposal Aids Local Streams

A committee was appointed to draft a bill to supply fish for Teabines streams in this and neighboring counties. The Red and Reel club supports establishing a state hatchery in this county to address depletion of trout in southeastern Wyoming streams and to provide necessary figures showing inadequate existing hatcheries.

Red and Reel Club Wyoming

Wyoming Population Rises 33 Percent in Decade

Official census figures show Wyoming’s 1920 population at 194 402, up from 145 965 in 1910. The state marks the second largest numeric gain in its history, with Nevada the only state growing less rapidly.

United States Census Bureau Yoming Washington Nevada

Soviet Opens Schools for Russ Youngsters

The Soviet announces education expansion in southern Russia. In Rextoff and Nakhitchevan 67 schools were opened for 4,500 pupils since September, and 150 more schools have been opened.

Moscow Rextoff and Nakhitchevan

Philippine Budget Almost Doubled for Upcoming Fiscal Year

Manila reports a proposed Philippine government budget of about 55 million dollars for the coming fiscal year, an increase of roughly 20 million from 1920 appropriations. The request will be presented to the next session of the Philippine Legislature in Manila.

Manila P. 1

Mexican laborers battle police after fatal shooting in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh a patrolman was shot and killed as a crowd of Mexican laborers barricaded themselves in a boarding house. Police and firemen fought a prolonged confrontation with the group, resulting in multiple injuries and a tense standoff that ended late at night.

Sburgh

McAdoo to Tour for League of Nations and Cox Campaign

William G. McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury, will begin a speaking tour for the League of Nations and Governor Cox's campaign on October 14. The schedule includes Pueblo, Denver, Cheyenne, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Ogden, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Riverside, Redlands, San Bernardino, Williams, Winslow, Gallup, Albuquerque, Dodge City and Hutchinson with stops and night meetings across the West and Southwest.

York William G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury League of Nations Cox Pueblo Denver Colo Cheyenne Wyoming Pocatello Idaho Falls Idaho Ogden Salt Lake Utah San Francisco Oakland Berkley Calif Santa Barbara Los Angeles Paradena Riverside Redlands San Bernardino Williams Winslow Gallup New Mexico Albuquerque Dodge City Hutchinson Kansas McAdoo Eral

Grimes Hero of Dodgers Victory in Key Game

Grimes delivered a standout performance leading the Dodgers to victory. Jenkins plans to leave Mexico after being kidnapped a year ago and paying 150000 gold ransom, family sent home, selling holdings, preparing to quit the country per State Department.

Ashington William C. Jenkins Puebla Mexico United States State Department Ye Department Erico Cordoba Jenkinish Jenkins

Coal Shortage Could Disrupt Hawaiian Trade Routes

Honolulu chamber of commerce warns a coal shortage may divert vessels bound through the canal to the Orient via Honolulu, San Diego and San Francisco for fuel and supplies. A letter from Panama urges authorities to ensure ships are fueled and permitted on their regular routes to the east.

Honolulu T. H Col Gee Vomels Orient San Diego San Francisco Honolulu Chamber of Commerce Panama Weebs Yermilad Ex Bost Hopelalty

Grimes Stars as Brooklyn Tops Cleveland in World Series Game

In a pitching duel at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn ace Burleigh Grimes shuts out Cleveland 1?0 as the Superbas move beside the Indians in the World Series. Grimes dominates with a stingy line while Cleveland strands fourteen baserunners and creates few scoring chances.

New York Burleigh A. Grimes Brooklyn Cleveland Ebbetsfield Indians James C. Bagby Mel Speaker Superbas Cleveland Clan

Boosters Off at O'Glogue Sharp for Other Towns

UTT and Jeff agreed to join the Cheyenne boosters on their trip today. A careful review of the few readable names notes old L Venene and T Paul Wibbs among those loading fan producers and preparing for the journey aboard a Dinneen truck with cotton supplies requested.

Utt Jeff

Petroleum Resources Could Double with Recovery Methods

Ashington October 6 A. J. Gewin chief petroleum technologist bureau of mines predicts U S oil reserves of 7 000 000 000 barrels could be doubled by new recovery processes Water flooding and compressed air have revived abandoned dry wells in Pennsylvania and elsewhere He cites scientific facts to support the optimistic view and believes the industry can reclaim part of exhausted fields.

U.S Ashington J. O. Gewin Bureau of Mines Leki Pennsylvania Cladin

Miners of Three States Called to Wage Conference

Pius Kan October 6. A letter to officers of the Arkansas district Missouri district and the Kansas district asks an inter state convention of miners unions to set the earliest date to meet operators who refuse the demand for higher pay per ton.

Pius . Kan Mensa Arkansas Missouri

Registration Interest in Election Reg Week Grows

Incomplete reports show a large registration in city districts during the first two days of registration week. Forward No 4 lists a total registration 428, with 175 signing the first day this year.

Poland Carves Russia Corridor Says Polish Delegation

IGA Oct 6 The Polish peace delegation headquarters states Russia will cut Lithuania from Russia and grant Poland a corridor. The proposed line runs from Dvinsk south through Baranovytėh Luniniets and Sarny along the 1916 German boundary to the Romanian frontier. Warsaw notes hostilities may end soon, ending months of fighting since December near Warsaw with negotiations starting at Minsk then Riga leading to an impending armistice.

IGA Poland Russia Lithuania Dvinsk Baranoviteht Luniniets Sarny Warsaw Minsk Riga

Warning Farmers May Shorten Food Supply

Chicago reports an urgent warning over a rare farm market slump. The American Farm Bureau statement notes state elevators are full of grain and no cars available, threatening grain extinction if prices stay low.

Chicago Coven Zee

Salt Lake Bandits Sentenced in Bank Robbery Case

Salt Lake City October 6 four automobile bandits H A Sayer J T Smith William Bonsey and Frank Rodgers were given indeterminate terms in the Utah state penitentiary for the Sugar House bank hold up in September. About 6000 was taken.

Salt Lake H. A. Sayer J. T. Smith William Bonsey Frank Rodgers Sugar House Bank Utah State

Senator Reed Charges President Over Military Support

Kansas City telegram reports Senator Reed accusing the President of promising military aid at a peace conference. The President denies any such guarantee and the telegram details a December 4 1919 record tracing Reed’s reply to a Spender inquiry.

Reed Kansas City Tom Shar

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