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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
Local social columns record Donald tand elected junior class president at Pasadena school and describe St. Mark's parish monthly dances and Kensington tea at Mrs Beaman's home. Guests include Mrs A Baker Mrs Markee and others with arrangements at Fort Riley and city hosts noted.
Reports from the state federation labs meeting in Casper include remarks by Mrs. Morton and others while Newton hosts a Musicians program led by Mr Markee. An Elks dance evening features the Rocky Mountain Orchestra and refreshments follow. Mizpah class plans a Bible study at Mrs Hoshaw home and Whittier club considers morning meetings for the club year.
The report notes cotton gin owners near Huffsmith, Harris County, suspended presses after a fire believed to be incendiary. In Cameron, Texas, a separate cotton bale blaze destroyed 7,000 bales and caused about 1 million dollars in losses, with officials favoring spontaneous combustion as a probable cause.
In Laramie County Court yesterday a divorce decree was entered in favor of Clarence Kearns against Kitty Kearns on grounds of extreme cruelty and infidelity.
Long before sundown hundreds of fans gathered on the hillside awaiting Mayor W. Fitzgerald and the group who took part in the program. When he arrived, the hillsides were packed as searchlights, fireworks, and bands illuminated the event with crowds streaming in from every direction.
Senator Borah argued that if covenants in a settlement are violated the United States would use force to enforce them. He noted the Spencer presidency dispute as revealing the fragility of the League of Nations when moved from theory to practical, concrete action.
George White chairman of the Democratic National Committee calls it a happy day for league supporters as Senator Harding campaigns. He dismisses a claim by Will H. White that his will gain seats in California Idaho Colorado Nevada and more, saying the assertion is extravagant and baseless and shows Republican alarm.
Samuel Gompers addressed the International Brotherhood of Book Binders convention in Baltimore on October 13. He denied claims he could deliver the labor vote to the Democratic party, stressing allegiance to principles and labor and insisting his stance is patriotic American citizenship not Bolshevik rhetoric.
Parley F. Christensen, farmer labor candidate, told a Colosseum audience he would prosecute wartime profiteers by sending them to Leavenworth if elected. He mocked rivals Cox and Harding, dismissed class conflict, and criticized theLeague of Nations as an economic control scheme.
Washington October 13 reports of a revolutionary outbreak near Christobal Venezuela have not been verified according to advices reaching the state department.
Officials in Havana say financial conditions are serious amid a slump in business, speculative pressures, and sugar price declines. The moratorium aims to protect responsible traders during the volatile period, delaying payments on drafts notes and bills of exchange and other credit documents.
A local bakery at 220 West 19th Street offers pies cakes cookies and doughnuts and invites first time customers to try and return.
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