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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

4

State Leader Ravel Gte Feast at Chun Gal and Sales Ste

An unclear obituary style note appears to reference a state leader and a feast at Chun Gal tied to Sales Ste. It mentions teentewen and De cent, plus credited writers and rights for pebsbetes of aerial digpeiding, with publication by the pape eed de Ge len mews.

Ees Ravel Sales Ste Poe Frees Tee Anectatet Prom Bs Cadverety Ofl Gueeese Wells Ghervien Goren

Ibsen Play An Enemy Of The People Sparks Protests

The play sparked a clash with New Yorkers attacking actor-manager Robert Whittier who revived Ibsen. Whittier received threats after residents fined two men for assaulting him. The drama centers on Stockmann exposing polluted baths and the push for reform through revolution, labeled Bolshevik by critics.

Russia Robert Whittier New York Ibsen of the People Yang Whittier Soviet Stockmann Isben

Fair price committees challenge restaurant profiteering

A discussion of rising restaurant costs and the role of fair price committees in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. The piece argues price controls must promote fair competition, noting departments stores and hotels may skew the market, harming housewives and small eateries.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Uhder Fair Price Committee Cleveland Price Committee

Pitcairn's Island Mutineers Establish New Nation

Bounty mutineers set officers adrift and settled Pitcairn Island in 1790 creating a hidden Pacific settlement. By 1920 census, Pitcairn's population stood around 275 as John Adams led a fragile, lone governance after internal strife and interwoven Polynesian ties.

Bounty Pacific Pitcairn’s Island Bounty Bay Tahiti John Adams

Suffragist Predictions Reassessed By Activist Debate

A fragmented note discusses forecasts about suffragists and their persistence, reflecting on public opinion as activists push for voting rights. It hints at skepticism followed by renewed confidence in suffrage efforts based on current political climate.

Local Notes Highlight School, Travel and Park Scenes

Misa Ruth Hanesworth has resumed classes at Corsett school after returning from Washington DC. High school cadets are measured for uniforms. new outfits expected early next week. Bonfires light up the city as Chief Emberg takes a Nevada vacation. Registration at University of Wyoming and University of Colorado opens this week. Autann paints with bold colors for a new apartment roof rising at Evans and Nineteenth.

Misa Ruth Hanesworth Washington, D. C Corsett School University of Wyoming University Colorado

Oil Companies File and Notice of Capital Increase

The Minnie Bell Oil company of Raw capital stock $1,000, 600 Ml articles of incorporation were filed in the Wyoming secretary of State office Tuesday. Directors are WN. R. and M. C. Greenfield and H. A. France. The Iowa Wyoming Oil company of South Dakota filed certified articles of incorporation with capital stock $5,000,000. The Wyoming corporation office will be in Casper with J. F. Christensen as agent. Centennial Valley Oil company filed for a capital stock increase from $150 to $250,000.

Minnie Bell Oil Company Wyoming Secretary of State WN. R M. C. Greenfield H. A. France Iowa-Wyoming Oil Company South Dakota Wyoming Casper J. F. Christensen Centennial Valley Oil Company

Judge Riner Celebrates 30 Years on Wyoming Bench

The thirtieth anniversary of Judge John A. Riner’s appointment to the U S district court for Wyoming is marked with a banquet at the Plains Hotel. Speakers include U S Senator Thomas of Colorado and Senator Warren of Wyoming among others.

John A. Riner United States District Court For Wyoming

Youll Be Surprised by Small Savings Now

An investment pitch touts tiny daily sums growing over time, urging readers to start with one dollar or more now. It promises significant future buying power from small, regular savings and offers to serve interested individuals.

Wyoming lawyers to attend Cheyenne banquet

Preme stiman of Cheyenne and several other Wyoming attorneys will attend the banquet, with a number of attorneys from other towns expected to join in the event.

Wyoming Diane Denver Cheyenne Preme Stiman

State offers reward for alleged hold up

At the request of Fremont County's county attorney Governor Robert D Carey issued a proclamation offering 260 pounds for the arrest of Joe Korich, accused of complicity in a recent attempt to murder and rob a mine paymaster at Pposia. Two other suspects were arrested and bound over on bail of 20000 dollars each.

Fremont County Robert D. Carey Joe Korich Poposia

Rudolph Hofmann Succeeds Newlin as State Examiner

Rudolph Hofmann takes over as state examiner after J C Newlin resigns to pursue a banking executive post. Hofmann, previously resistent examiner, is the youngest to hold the office, which has also been held by Harry Henderson of Cheyenne and Newlin.

Neiner J. C. Newlin Hofmann Resistent Examiner Examiner Harry

Lyman Man Reappointed to State Immigration Board

Thomas J. Brough of Lyman in Uinta County was reappointed Tuesday to a four year term on the state board of immigration. Leader WANTADS for results.

Lyman Man Immigration Board Thomas J. Brough Lyman Uinta County State Board of Immigration

Baphopes Pore Club Elects Officers and Plans Meetings

The club formed under Mr Brandenburg as vice president awards five dollars for a prize name won by Miss Jennie Brown. Elected officers include President L. D. Collins, Vice President Mrs M Earle Blick, Miss Sue L Knight, and Treasurer Miss Jennie Brown. Meetings set monthly at the Plains hotel starting soon.

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Sess Everett True Hobbs, Hockfeldt & Pinkbinder Board of Education J. A. Kirkpatrick Real Esaon and Insurance Carey We Charles Emberg Nevada Kimball Nebr Geo Cook Autann Leaven Gay Evans and Nineteenth Street Riner U. S. Court Rudolph Hofmann Newlin State Examiner Wantads Baphopes H. P. Hynds The Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank Cheyenne, Wyoming Orient U.S. A Spur Spurs Liccett & Myers Tobacco Co
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