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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
7
The article recalls German scorched earth tactics in Lens and the Saar Basin during the war, flooding mines to hinder France. It notes France’s effort to rebuild, dynamiting and pumping to restore production. Projections say over a million tons of coal may be mined in 1922 as reopened sections resume output.
A Ger author Karl Brandler Bratch predicts global inundation and destruction with a fewer Noah to restart. He writes The Deluge It Will Come But you need not rush to build or surrender last summer’s car. He forecasts the catastrophe will not occur until the year 3200 as Germany pays its debts.
A historical editorial argues compensation is a stepping stone to better working conditions and safer industry. It stresses prevention through safety devices and proper employer training, praising the industrial accident board for forward looking measures and simplified procedures over slow court processes.
The text discusses initiation as a beginning rite across life stages from childhood to adulthood. It notes how tribes bond members through ordeals and obedience, making removal from the group feel like disownment. It compares primitive rites to civil society where loyalty is shown through different paths.
The Ministry of the Liberated Regions reports gradual economic revival in northern France. By Aug 1 1920, 4096 establishments employing 20+ workers in the devastated areas had resumed operations. Meurthe-et-Moselle 82.2 percent, Nord 80 percent, Lille districts show rising activity amid postwar reconstruction.
A 1920 poem laments the lure of easy money in sport and society. It questions virtue in the face of financial temptation, urging readers to resist selling out for wealth while war fatigue weighs on the public spirit. The piece critiques greed across leagues and communities.
Casper authorities investigate Adelbert Hoffay death from a gunshot after a minor quarrel with Mrs. Jeesle Ackerman. Hoffay died soon after the shooting at Mrs. Ackerman’s home witnessed by Mrs. Hoffay.
The Hoffay case centers on a dispute after a supper at the Hoffay home involving Mrs. Hoffay Mrs. Ackerman and the Hoffay 9 year old son. Hoffay allegedly refused to enter the Ackerman house after a quarrel and was shot by Mrs. Ackerman as he turned away. He died later from hemorrhage of the lungs.
New York City Public Health Service summarizes infant death findings from May to August showing 16.7 percent of deaths in breastfed babies and 26.9 percent in bottle fed babies. The note urges mothers to nurse and explains occult blood testing and varicocele treatment options. It also advises maintaining health, air, exercise, and balanced lifestyle for underweight individuals.
In Laramie Wyoming Harry Goldsmith of Rock Creek off field challenges Grover Titus a local wrestler to a future match with date and place to be decided. Titus cites experiences against top wrestlers in Iowa and mentions army service and soldierly dedication to the mat. Details await arrangement.
Lost Soldier field oil resumed loading at Fort Steele with eight cars turned to Union Pacific for shipment. The delay was caused by the railroad company lacking an agent at the station, ending a brief stoppage.
An electric heated cap is being used in England to promote hair growth. The device heats the scalp to stimulate follicles as a potential treatment for hair loss.
Fragmented OCR lists names and positions for a 1920 Democratic ticket. Joe James and M Cox are named for president and vice president with Franklin D. Eppavelt. Wade H. Fowler appears for Congress. other county roles include county clerk treasurer and commissioner.
Roy Bergstrom was found guilty of first degree murder in Laramie for the April murder of his wife Gladys McArthur. He had pleaded temporary insanity. After shooting her at her attorney’s office she was killed, then he robbed a confectionery and fled by taxi before surrendering. Some observers doubted his claimed insanity.
The Daily Sketch reports Sinn Fein is mass producing portable wireless sets in the hundreds to aid their political activities in Ireland. The system allows rapid concentration of men in various locations and tracking troop movements, with collapsible aerials that can be erected and dismantled quickly.
Fred L. Crabbe of Cheyenne suffered severe injuries when the car he rode with Guy King left the road in Rawlins Tuesday and struck an irrigation ditch. Crabbe was brought home that night for treatment of the crushing injuries.
A fragmented note indicates Mr King won something and Crabbe will be taken to a hospital today.
Moscow plans a direct wireless link to the United States via a sea station about 278 miles from Moabdow. The project aims to establish transatlantic communication using a new power wireless station.
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