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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1920

Page

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Cox urges U S entry into league at Madison Square

Governor Cox, in a Madison Square Garden rally, presses for American entry into the League of Nations, warning of economic distress and urging reservations only if necessary. He says the issue must be resolved to lift politics from the debate and secure U S benefits.

League of Nations W York Cox Madison Square America United States League New York Pia League Partizan Sta

Ardent Republican Debate Over World Peace Covenant

Republicans discuss President Wilson and Senator Spencer over Article X and the league of nations. They cite Roman premier testimony and warn about amendments that could affect Romania and other nations. The exchange centers on preserving justice and national sovereignty within a world body.

Spencer America Wilson Romania Supreme Control

Tenant Mistakes Pastor for Yegg and Takes His Life

CHICAGO Oct. 28 The Rev. Rutt pastor of Memorial bedial church and owner of af gument building was shot and killed by Wolter ro one of aia anna The police te po milstook the Dieter for a lat but he is ae held dit ae arent On of Arguble wee tro and Rev Mr Ruff was summoned to be the committee in Ueathig rent conditions in the 4 short time ago Signs bearing the words Mair Landlord appear in windows.

Chicago Rutt Memorial Bedial Afgument Wolterro Aia Anna Sextra Polige Ruff Mair

Mayor bans theatres opening before 1 PM

City mayor issues order restricting theatre openings before 1 PM, citing public nuisance concerns and potential crowd control issues. The decree affects all local cinemas and entertainment venues, with enforcement by city police and penalties for violations.

Not Guilty in Douglas Slaying Case Aims Mental Irresponsibility Defense

In Douglas Wyoming on October 23 a jury returned not guilty verdicts in the case of Mrs Georgia Brenning after six ballots. The defense argued mental irresponsibility at the time of the shooting of James Clark, her former son in law, in Clark's rooms at the Douglas National Bank building.

Douglas Georgia Brenning Clark Wyo Roy Brenning James Clark Dave Knighten George Osborne Douglas National Bank

John Bull Charges Costello Hobnord with Red Russians

The London deportation case centers on EB. J. Costello editor of the Federated panel in Chicago. Officials say correspondence with the London Herald funded by the Soviet government reveals propaganda links. Costello admits travel to Germany and other violations. the matter remains unresolved.

John Bull Costello Hobnord Russia Hse Germany

One Killed and Two Injured on Bridge Near Casper

Casper Wyoming October 23 Harry Calbinger died and Mark W Davis and Hank Dry were injured when a car they rode in overturned on a bridge five miles east of Casper Dry suffered a broken shoulder and dislocation Davis, son of H W Davis a wealthy Powder River stockman, was badly bruised Calbinger was pinned beneath the car.

Casper Wyo Harry Calbinger Mark W. Davis Hank Dry Tey Here Ccabinger Dry Davis H. W. Davis Powder River

Tremendous Losses From Snow Strikes Colorado Regions

In Melluride Colorado a severe snowstorm ravaged the San Juan basin causing hundreds of cattle losses as farmers report unharvested crops and trains delayed. Western Colorado sees heavy snowfall from three inches to several feet closing main roads and weighing down fruit trees while Ouray records 16 degrees above zero and continued snow in the Telluride and Sag Juan mountains. Continued coverage notes the storm’s lingering effects and passage to Page 3.

Colo San Julan ND Junction Colorado Ouray Sag Jovan Telluride

Officer Who Served During War Murdered Near Washington City

The corpse of a man identified as Frank Lounland of Louisville Kentucky, a veteran agent of war service, was found between Washington and Alexandria Virginia. Investigators say the victim served in the war and had taken insurance before his death.

Washington City Washington Alexandria Virginia Take Insurance Liveau Lounland Louisville Kent Eermarna Berets

Lord Mayor MacSwiney Condition Repor t Updates

Bulletin from the Irish Self-Determination League says Lord Mayor MacSwiney remains unconscious with slight mouth movement indicating a wish to speak. The lord mayoress and Peter MacSwiney had limited visiting time, while two other waiting relatives were blocked from entry.

Ondon Irish Self-Dettermination League MacSwiney Peter MacSwiney

Hardingites split as Johnson and Root shift league stance

New York reports Senator Hiram Johnson rejects any agreement with Harding supporters over the league of nations. Chicago coverage notes Democratic Chairman Doremus touts Harding interest in an association of nations while House allies push Root modifications. The dispatch hints Harding plans a five day lay-off amid mixed signals.

New York Hiram Johnson Harding United States League of Nations Chicago Frank EB. Doremus Middle West Democratic National Committee Marion Jhn Root Root Johnson

Campaign cost near four million in national race

Tarhington October 24 The presidential campaign through October 18 cost over 3 600 000 Sworn statements filed with the clerk of the house show totals for the three major parties The Republican National Committee expended 2741503 34 dollars the Democratic National Committee 699971 69 and the Socialist National Committee 48478 68 Contributions to campaign funds totaled about 3 325 000 with the Republican committee reporting 2466019 54 Democratic 13475 76 and Socialist 51029 24 The Democratic Congressional Committee received 13475 76 and the similar Republican organization 168700.

Tarhington House of Representatives Republican National Committee Democratic National Committee Socialist National Committee The Socialist Democratic Congressional Committee Republican

County Treasurer Davis Charged With Embezzling 30000

A criminal complaint was filed against Ben C. Davis Jr., Roswell county treasurer, accusing him of embezzling thirty thousand dollars in public funds. State traveling auditor A. G. Whittier swore to the complaint after reviewing the treasurer’s books.

Roswell N. M Ben. C. Davisson A. G. Whittier

Pump Out Pit In Search for Proof That Murder Done

Nogales Arizona reports a fire engine pumped out water from a pit where A J Born was found after a fatal incident on October 14. County officials ordered a pit search for a wrench while Los Angeles chemists test a hand print on overalls from a car involved with Charles Lowery and his wife who fled the area. Lowery claims Born fell in and drowned as the investigation continues.

Nogales Ariz A. J. Born L. C. Hardy San Francisco Born Los Angeles Charles T. Lowery Mr . Lowery

Potpourri of 1920 Campaign Fringe Voices

Washington reports President Wilson urging Columbia University students to rally for enduring war ideals. Roosevelt campaigns in New York state urging league nation participation. Hughes denounces Cox and praises Wilson, while Coolidge closes a southern border tour pledging GOP support tied to Lincoln premises.

Washington Wilson Young Americans Democratic League of Columbia University Alf Wilson Hughes New Haven Conp Woodrow Wilson Cox Charlies EB. Hughes League of Noons Cox Ia Fragen C. Md Oevacee Coolidge Southern Border States Re Party Lincoln Weahington

Wyoming Cowboys Fall Short Against Colorado Eleven

Wyoming battles hard but loses 7 to 0 as Colorado University secures the only scoring drive through a 45 yard Abril Mant forward pass in the third quarter. Maiden and a standout punt return highlight Wyoming's efforts while Colorado repeatedly tests the defense with forward passes, most intercepted.

Wyoming Cowboys Colorado Aramien, Wy Colorado University Wyoming University Abril Vantage Aeither Wyoming

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Isaster U. S Great Britain Erle Geddes London Ireland Robert Smillie Waygood E. Lewis Mullane B. Lewis Graham Cloete Miss Farquharson Women's Political League Arding Blican ilson-Spencer Yegg England Terence MaccSwiney Day Crivoa Ronwial Councils of the Nations Roxnhevelt Newburgh N. Y League Nations Franklin D. Roosevelt Upper New York State Roosevelt
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