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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
5
The Senate rejected John son amendment to the peace treaty by 38 to 40 in Washington. Democrats split with Republicans as two joined for and nine Republicans joined against. The Moses amendment followed amid administration opposition and a 43 to 0 recess motion by Senator Lodge.
Partial reports from committees show uneven but hopeful progress for a fundraising drive supporting the Wyoming Children’s Home Society. Ed P. Taylor leads the Laramie county effort, with state chairmen announced for Albany Big Horn Campbell Carbon and other counties, signaling a swift push toward the statewide quota.
The trial of John Ketedriks Jit Stonins Hill Burgess and Louis P Floris on the charge of gambling, postponed from yesterday, will proceed this afternoon. The defendants were captured in a recent rain storm following a mutual agreement.
A local figure in Los Angeles advocates sending a widescale message to the world. The details suggest a broad call for awareness and action on shared concerns.
In Wyoming a detective reports a cashier at the Western Union Telegraph office died of heart failure after a live cat was found in a supposed express package. The incident occurred during a party when an excited joke by a messenger led to the shocking discovery and fatal reaction.
Roger H. Morton of Colorado Springs will be principal speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon today. Judge Bun-B. Lindsey was scheduled but unavailable due to a conference commitment. The luncheon starts at 12 05 at the Plains hotel.
In Newcastle Wyoming the armory board locks the state armory to public school students who used the gym for recreation and basketball. The board cites caretaking failures and intrusions beyond the gym. School officials and parents protest, arguing public property should serve schools, with the dispute heading to state capitol.
The Yellowstone company plans to move Larabee Brothers carbon black plant from Lovell to Kirby then by truck to the Yellowstone gas well 21 miles from Hutidred-Ouge Gap Wyoming. The plant will be rebuilt to a 100 house capacity producing 13 000 pounds daily using gas output. The move aims for January 1st start and expansion to utilize entire well production.
Wyoming sheriffs and police search for Napehn Young an eight year old girl who left Denver on train No 24 for tellin Monday and disappeared between Laramie and Green River She has brown hair blue eyes is fair and wore a black velvet hat trimmed with fur a brown velvet coat and carried a wicker valise
Washington reports President Wilson shows no immediate effects from recent exertions and continues a quiet day as officials say his recovery progresses. Officials note attention to executive business remained at the president's side, with no noticeable setback.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ferdinand P. Dierks of Norfolk Nebraska and Miss Roush B. Hotohorn of Carpenter. They were married here by the Rev. Me Temple of the Methodist Episcopal church.
A Halloween ghost dance is planned at the Coliseum pavilion tonight. All Wane era attendees will wear ghost costumes and masks with unmasking after 11 o clock. Manager Primeaux expects a half full crowd of Halloween dancers.
Ezra L. Emery of the More Mileage Tire Company compiles county license records showing 1,720 automobiles in Laramie County. He details counts for each city and town within the county based on secretary of state license data.
The county totals show about 22 000 autos with 972 owned in Cheyenne and only one in Underwood. The article notes most smaller towns have higher per population totals and surrounding rural districts are included in town totals. The distribution lists Cheyenne at 972 down to Underwood at one, with other towns in between.
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Local Judge Howry J Nose and Mrs Ema Heines of Denver were in Cheyenne Monday afternoon with W H Edwards. The fragment notes a social or official visit involving these named individuals.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Begg's Mustarine for chest colds coughs sore throats and other pains. It claims rapid relief from inflammation congestion and pain with non blistering heat and notes a money back guarantee if it fails to perform as advertised.
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