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A brief paragraph notes fashion notes about artisan costumes and playful styles. It highlights contrasts between ves and odd short skirts and points to a local taste for quirky designs.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
12
A brief paragraph notes fashion notes about artisan costumes and playful styles. It highlights contrasts between ves and odd short skirts and points to a local taste for quirky designs.
Casper Casper Oct 24 George W K Posvar declared his candidacy for mayor marking him as the first entrant in the city election set for Nov 3 Posvar has twice run for mayor and previously sought the Republican nomination for state representative He was briefly reported killed in a Texas railroad accident but denied upon his return to Casper
A cryptic note speaks of Pat Crowe known for high profile kidnap schemes. The fragment mentions banking and Linares, hinting at historical criminal figures and cross border references, with unclear dates or places.
Six aviators remain in the army's trans continental air race with only Lt. WR M Tuety advancing eastward. He covered 42 miles from Sidney to North Platte before forced landing. total 1491 miles to New York. Others are scattered from Chicago to Battle Mountain with engine trouble weather halts and repairs delaying progress.
A Wyoming inquiry sought to confirm if Raphael Lopez, linked by a deputy to Tom Horn, was wanted for crimes. Governor Carey checked archives in Wyoming and Utah and learned Horn disliked Mexicans, concluding the Arizona accomplice boast may be unfounded. Officials pursued possible arrest if warrants existed.
Sheridan, October 24. Harry H. Clubb has just come back from the Spanish American War where he served as chief musician of the First Wyoming Infantry in the Philippines. He traveled from Sheridan with the company and later stopped in San Francisco before returning home. Clubb works as a factory representative for American Photo Players and recently sold distribution rights for Wyoming and Montana. He notes the town’s unchanged quiet despite his long absence.
Art circles note Countess Feodora, daughter of the eess, as a sculptress whose work has attracted significant attention in this country. Her impending visit to the United States is drawing interest among critics and collectors alike.
From Hanford California prime dispatches comes word William Jenkins American consular agent at Puebla Mexico reports he was captured last Sunday by bandits who demand a ransom of 150000 dollars. His letter to his wife says the bandit chief treats him well and asks no money from him or the United States.
Lieutenant Donald C. Van Buren testified before the Senate labor committee that a few bold agitators formed a Red Guard in Gary with discharged soldiers during the steel strike. He cited pamphlets and statements by arrestees supporting claims agitators urged workers to seize and run the industries. Oscar G. B. Anderson challenged most of Van Buren's conclusions.
London observers say the government is unlikely to resign despite the pilots amendment debate in the House of Commons. The incident is seen as a severe blow that could threaten the administration if repeated, though most editors do not call for immediate resignation.
George Cummins, colored, faces execution for the murder of George Peters a Bowie farmer in August. He is also alleged to have shot and set fire to the farmer's daughter who has recovered. The report notes women employed as ship pilots in Denmark and Finland.
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