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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
9
A Wednesday evening dancing party at the Elks Home entertained delegates attending the anti tuberculosis convention in session. The Finckfeldt orchestra provided music and punch was served throughout.
A damaged fragment recalls Branko Jevodovich, a lone boy in southern Serbia after his father died in the war and his mother perished from typhus. He mounts a donkey with the little food he has, wandering from a hut amid war's aftermath.
Tick is described as having lived in OE City and being well known among many friends. The note highlights his local ties and social circle.
The Cheyenne state bar hosts a gala dinner in honor of a veteran federal judge. Attendees include attorneys from surrounding states with an elaborate menu and red rose decorations. W. E. Mullen chaired events committee and Dr. G C Rafter gave the invocation.
A wave of anonymous warnings of dire misfortune spread to Cleveland Boston New York and other cities during September 22 1930s coverage. Authorities viewed the messages as crank activity but extra precautions were taken. Reports from New York San Francisco and Trenton note heightened security while investigations into Wall Street explosion shift toward accident rather than plot.
A partial OCR fragment describes a post office warning card crudely printed on its reverse with a blackened border. It notes authorities preparing measures and keeping six buildings under guard during the day.
Delegates from the northwestern division gathered in Salt Lake City for the fifth annual conference. Key topics included a ban on public spitting to curb tuberculosis, health education, housing and sanitation, and preparations for the Christmas seal campaign. Notable speakers included Miss Jessamine S. Whitney and Mrs. Margaret B. Simona with leaders James H. Wallace and Arthur J. Strawson addressing publicity and organization.
In a recent conference, participants discussed adopting a successful ode approach for a Christmas campaign. The session concluded with plans to adjourn and relocate to Wyoming and Idaho, aiming to maximize conference contributions and funding.
The report revived an early theory that the blast resulted from a collision between a car and an explosives wagon rather than a bomb plot. A worker claimed contractors often used unpermitted wagon transfers for blasting powder, suggesting this powder caused the fatal blast that killed many and injured hundreds.
The fall equinox occurred this morning after 3 o'clock. J A Kirkpatrick real estate and insurance at 1531 Carey Ave. Ww. C W Smoker. Members of Phoenix Camp No 144 are asked to attend a Camp meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock September 2. A social and smoker will follow to turn out neighbors.
A members only dance will be held at the country club house this Saturday evening. Limited space requires invitation only and the best local orchestra will provide the music for the event.
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