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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1920

Page

3

Cheyenne Briefs On Local Meetings And Travel

The Rotary club plans a noon luncheon at the Plains hotel today. Governor and Mrs. Rupert, D. Carey arrived from Jackson yesterday. Charles Lamp, once of Cheyenne and now in Pine Bluffs, was in town en route to Denver. George Merritt returned from Denver. James Barry visited from Laramie. Thomas Murray of Kimball Neb, formerly coroner, was in town for business yesterday. Several thousand fans sought final World Series bulletins on Federal Street yesterday afternoon. Rabbit hunting reports scarce game this fall. Lion’s Club held a Plains hotel luncheon yesterday. John Grieve of Casper passed through Cheyenne en route to Denver with sheep. Stanhope E. Blant, formerly of Cheyenne, arrives today to join Mrs. Blant at the Thompson home. F. L. Crabbe’s condition after auto accident continues to improve. Chief of Police Charles F. Em-

Charles Lamp Cheyenne Pine Bluffs Denver Federal Street

Three Shot During Outbreak in Maryland Prison

In Baltimore on October 12 a prison riot at the Maryland penitentiary left three prisoners shot and a guard badly beaten. Two inmates knocked down guards, disarmed them, and used their pistols to fire at fellow inmates. security regained control after about fifteen minutes.

Baltimore Maryland Toar

Little Locals and City Notes From Hobbs Store

W. Plumber attends to business in New York while police report quiet times. A line of baby carriages and suikies remains at Hobbs Huckefeldt and Finkhiner. Three airplanes flew over the city yesterday. Taxi cabs and cars noted day and night. Phone support appears.

W. Plumber New York Hobbs, Huckefeldt & Finkhiner

Woman slain in Rawlins as former companion accused

In Rawlins Wyoming Mrs Carl Knapp is found dead with bullet wounds. Gates Phillips, who claimed to be her husband, is jailed on suspicion of the shooting. An inquest is expected Wednesday as details of jealousy and marriage to Knapp emerge.

Rawlins Knapp Phillipe Jeasoury Wyo Carl Knapp Gates Phillips Phillips Union Pacific B. R. Bretech Laramie F. A. Holliday Susan Breisch University of Wyoming Wyoming

Social happenings and club notes fill Cheyenne week

Members of the Business Women’s Club discuss plans for a city‑wide meeting and social events. Various hosts entertain visiting coronets, with Ada Walton praised for her W C A work and Misses Anderson and Stuart noted for gatherings.

Natives of Glam train flesh for fighting like cocks

A brief note describes Glam natives who breed or train animals for fighting, drawing a parallel to how cocks are trained in other countries.

Little Whopper Pleasingly Tuneful at Princesa Theater

The Little Whopper drew a packed audience Tuesday night at the Princesa theater. The two act comedy set in a boarding school featured Misa Grandville and Oliver Butts with Janet MacGregor and Hazel Flint in key roles. Singers Annette Hawley and Ina Alcova highlighted the musical numbers and the pretty chorus of twenty boarding school girls added charm.

Whopper Princesa Theater Misa Grandville Stern Ariington Academy Oliver Butts Janet MacGregor Hazel Flint Kitty Wentworth Annette’ Hawley Ina Alcova Melorties

Wyomingite Robbed and Left for Dead

Newcastle Wyoming Oct 12 Charles Barnes who runs a soft drink and confectionery shop at Newcastle was robbed and left for dead in what police call a serious assault. A man was seen fleeing the scene shortly after the incident.

Newcastle Wyo Charles’ Barnes

Night Court Proceedings and Local Notices

Sergeant Mc Farland leads the night duties during Chiat Embery’s absence. James Kirkbride was convicted in Justice Hdward’s court for dogging stock near Indian Hill, with Merl Teetars the witness. Fred Hitler Grain of Denver plans a Cheyenne agency. F R Sinclair, pursued for a worthless check, is held in Knox Indiana. Second period registration for November starts. election board sits two days. Columbus Day observed with no local ceremony. six constitutional amendments attract little interest. Indian Hill farmers depart after serving as witnesses.

Berry Jack McFarland Chiat Embery James Kirkbride Hdward Hye Stock Indian Hill Merl Teetars Kirkbride C. P. Harding

Robbery and assault near Salt Creek reported

A man was beaten into insensibility and robbed of several hundred dollars by an unknown assailant Sunday night. The attack occurred on Salt Creek, a few miles east of Newcastle, and the victim was thrown over a high embankment.

Salt Creek Newcastle

Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Kentucky

From Carrollton Kentucky a woman describes two years of weakness and limited mobility. After physician care and other remedies she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, taking twelve bottles plus ten more, gaining energy and returning to work as a state hospital attendant. She recommends the product to friends and seeks more advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.

Carrollton Almon Lydia E. Pinkham Aix Anaaan T. Tuam St. Carrollton Lynn Mass

Wilson to Request Hard Coal Meeting

President Wilson notified anthracite miners that he would request a joint meeting of operators to be held in Scranton on October 18 to address inequalities in the recent wage award. He praised miners for prompt compliance and spoke after miners asked for a conference to adjust terms of the agreement.

Washington Wilson Net Scranton York

Shrinkage Reported in New York Oyster Beds

In waters around New York a drop of zero percent is recorded in state owned oyster beds, indicating no measurable decline despite ongoing concerns about shellfish stocks and coastal aquaculture.

New York

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