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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
3
A Wednesday evening dancing party at the Elks Home delighted delegates attending the anti tuberculosis convention in session here this week. Finckfeldt orchestra provided music and punch circulated throughout the event.
A penniless orphan Branko Jevodovich, whose father was killed in the war and mother died of typhus, rides a donkey through southern Serbia and heads toward an uncertain destination with meager food.
Tick lived in OE City for years and had many friends, according to local notices. The brief obituary note highlights his community ties and local presence.
Cheyenne hosts a state bar gathering honoring a veteran jurist with praise for his integrity, dedication, and service on both trial and appellate benches. The event includes an elaborate dinner, red rose decor, and remarks about the duties of a federal judge plus hopes for future gatherings.
An epidemic of bomb threats reportedly spread from Wall Street explosions to Cleveland Boston New Haven Trenton and New York. Officials deemed the warnings likely pranks but precautions were intensified in each city. Other dispatches note continued attention in San Francisco and ongoing investigations into the Wall Street blast.
A crude warning card marked Post office was circulated amid preparations to guard six public buildings during the day. The crude printing and blackened border suggest authorities organized security measures overnight to protect key sites.
About 200 delegates from Northwestern division states attended the fifth annual conference in Salt Lake City. Key figures included James H. Wallace Utah and Catherine R. Athey Idaho, with emphasis on stopping public spitting to curb tuberculosis and improve housing and sanitation through education, surveys, and Christmas seal campaigns.
The New York and other delegates wrap up a discussion on a successful ode to be used in the Christmas sonar campaign. The conference adjourned and delegates traveled to Wyoming and Idaho seeking substantial funding for the gathering.
Reports revive an early theory that the explosion resulted from a collision between an automobile and a wagon filled with blasting powder. A workman noted many contractors in the financial district obtain explosives without permits, suggesting blasting powder rather than TNT or dynamite caused the deaths and injuries.
Hobbs event featuring baby and sulkies advertised with fall equinox noted at 3 o clock. Real estate ad for J A Kirkpatrick at 1531 Carey Ave. Ww. C W Smoker urges Phoenix Camp No 144 members to attend Thursday 8 o'clock September 2 meeting with social and smoker afterward.
A members only dance will be held at the local Country Club house this Saturday evening. Limited club space allows entry by invitation, with the city's best orchestra providing the music for the occasion.
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