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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
9
A string of social items from Pasadena recounts church gatherings at St. Mark's and Kensington teas hosted by Mrs Beaman and Mrs Baker, with details on menus, decor and attendees. Visitors from Oshkosh and Madison share discussions, dances, and civic club activities amid neighborhood dinners and farewells.
The report details a series of Newton area gatherings. Mrs R A Morton addressed state federation labs issues in Casper and Des Moines debates. Mrs A J Decker spoke for the Newton Women’s Club. Informal music by Dan Park and Wilcox party guests followed. Elks hall dancing by Rocky Mountain Society entertained attendees with punch. Mizpah class to meet at Mrs William Hoshaw’s home for Bible study. Whittier club considers a morning meeting plan to study and develop club activities with refreshments served.
Reported arson actions in Texas involve a gin and warehouse owned by William Holdrich at Huffsmith in Harris County burned two days prior, suspected incendiary. In Cameron, officials doubt an arson origin for a fire that destroyed 7000 bales and caused about 1 million dollars in losses, citing spontaneous combustion from tight packing.
In Laramie County a court yesterday entered a decree of divorce in favor of Clarence Kearns against Kitty Kearns on grounds of extreme cruelty and infidelity.
Hundreds of Cleveland fans crowd the hillsides as Mayor W. Fitzgerald arrives for a public program. Searchlights beam, fireworks flash, bands play, and cars bring spectators to the packed hillside venue.
Senator Borah declared that if covenants of the settlement are violated the United States will send armies and navies to enforce them. He commented on the Spencer presidency controversy, noting the gap between theory and practical League realities when moved from rhetoric to concrete action.
George White chairman of the Democratic National Committee says this is a happy day for league supporters as Senator Harding campaigns again. He mocks a claim by Will Haya that his plan will win Senate seats in California Idaho Colorado Nevada the South and Kentucky and retain seats in North Dakota Utah and Missouri.
Samuel Gompers told the International Brotherhood of Book Binders convention in Baltimore that he never said he could deliver the labor vote to the Democratic Party. He said he owes allegiance to no party and that labor acts as American citizens, not bolsheviks or opponents of government.
Parley F P Christensen speaking at the Coliseum outlined his war profiteer rhetoric. He vows to send every profiteer to Leavenworth if elected president. He dismisses Cox as worse than Harding and labels the League of Nations as an arrangement to control money and business.
Reports of a revolutionary outbreak near Chri tob al Venezuela have not been verified, according to advices reaching the state department.
Officials of the department of commerce cite a sugar price drop and pre election excitement as the causes of the financial panic. The moratorium postpones payment on drafts notes and other credit documents until a later date, with mortgage credits and deeds of trust also delayed. The text notes a claim that Phoenicians colonized the area about 200 years B C.
A reading short ad for a bakery at 220 West 19th Street offers pies cakes cookies and doughnuts. The ad invites customers to try once and return.
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