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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1920

Page

18

Governor Cox Defends League amid Campaign Speech

Governor Cox attacked opponents and defended the League of Nations during a campaign address. He cited donors including Jok Dp and William A. Wood, argued for land reclamation over armament spending, and criticized enemy positions while tracing his own stance on reservations and world court plans. He spoke of wartime losses and a Denver hospital scene with wounded soldiers endorsing the league.

Foot Republican Aenea Little John E . Chacel Company Standard Oi Company William A. Wood Himilla Omer Wyoming Ohio League of Nations League Neible On of Nations Republican Party Lodge Germany Poland Lithuania Sweden Finland Russa Turkey Mexico United States Cox Denver

Attack on Davis woman sparks police pursuit and arrest

Police confront a violent incident at a house where Salty Davis is found unconscious and taken to St Johns hospital after a fierce assault. Tarrell and Black are detained, with Jones later arrested. Investigators seek further suspects as the raid case from two weeks prior looms. Internal injuries feared at the hospital.

Black Clark Tarrell Biack Salty Davis Pollen Headquarters Rouner St. John’s Hospital Henderson Jones Davis Sally Davis

Scuffle Over Bag of Money Ends With Small Journey

Police say two friends scuffled in a store over a leather money bag. The cash totaled 263 dollars and 50 cents at headquarters, with the event described as a minor incident.

Negative assault chase ends in late night confrontation

An article fragment describes a violent incident with a Black man fleeing a doorway and causing panic as bystanders react. The text references a bet on a race and a pursuit, but many details are garbled in the OCR.

White accuses Harding of carelessness on facts

White says the senator misstates facts about ocean borne commerce. He notes flag quality under this administration rose from eight percent to fifty or eighty percent, framing the attack as political and not factual.

Enthneieetic But Dionified Andiance Brings Theatrics To Theatre

A fragment notes Enthneieetic But Dionified Andiance praising the Democratic party and Governor Coz, claiming the nation needs a leader. The Union Pacific band performed before the airing, then moved inside for “The State on Stripes” and “For Baty and Ajnork.”

Washington Democratic Party Coz Aaterman Pfratr Union Pacific Stripes Baty

Delegations Attend State Meeting Delays and Travel Plans

The article lists numerous delegates from Riverton Newley Douglas Luremie Diamond ville Kemmerer Newcastle Dongina and other towns. Democrats travel to meetings in Greeley and Lara mie while trains run late delaying schedules. Cox and party of six plus fourteen newspaper correspondents plan to travel to Cheyenne today then depart Monday at 2 p.m. for Kearney Nebraska.

Riverton D. Newley Dougas W. H. Holliday Luremie Leo Moore Diamondville P. J. Quealey Kemmerer Peter’ Kinney Newcastle J. R. Mylton Dongina T. J. Doyle Douglas Varoue Parta Greeley Laramie Cox Hig Sixten Cheyenne Kearney Neb

Eighteen Carloads of Mail Catalogues Obsolete

Cheyenne receives eighteen carloads of Chicago mail catalogs in ten weeks, sent to area residents in Wyoming northern Colorado and western Nebraska. Supposedly rendered obsolete by new price policies, the shipments illustrate vast catalogue distribution and the shift away from high priced publications.

Cheyenne Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Chicago Rate Ee Peatmeester Rocky Mountain Denver Herentie

Price Revision Plan Passes to Consumers

The document explains high costs of catalogues revisions and reprints, and proposes absorbing expenses by adjusting prices and distributing costs across merchandise. It notes the ultimate burden falls on the consumer, via proportionate pricing decisions.

Russians Flee Siberia After Bolshevik Pressure Reach Juneau

Four hundred refugees say they fled Anoder in Siberia due to Bolshevik oppression. They arrived in Juneau by train and boat, reporting widespread panic as Reds activities prompted mass departures. Anoder was seized by Bolsheviks in the spring.

Siberia Juneau Alaskan Anoder Anedaf

Baker urges strict economy in war dept estimates

Washington September 25 All chiefs of bureaus and services of the war department were instructed by Secretary Baker to observe the most rigid economy in preparing estimates for the fiscal year 1922 and to reduce all items to a minimum.

Washington War Department Baker

Schuyler Concedes Defeat in Senate Primary Race

Karl C. Schuyler of Denver concedes his defeat in the September 24 Republican primary for United States Senate and pledges support to Samuel D. Nicholson of Leadville, the party’s nominee. Also reported Chicago gun violence toll rises as Richard Forbes, ex Auto Mechanics union official, is shot dead, linked to Enright gang.

Denver Karl C. Schuyler United States Samuel D. Nicholson Leadville Chicago Richard “Whitey” Forbes Auto Mechanics Union Forbes Tommy Enright Moos

Pine Bluffs Society and Local News Roundup

Pine Bluffs Wyoming September 27 residents and visitors include Clyde Jett returning to his homestead near Bosler Mrs M C Ward hosting Altar and Rosary society Ralph True from Friend Nebraska visiting his parents John Simons in Cheyenne to work for Cassiday A B Mitchell traveling from Platteville Colorado to oversee ranch interests Mise Elvah Clarke leaves post office to teach Macy School Hen Sealer buys Rutledge pool hall building near town Richardits family moving from Frederick Colorado to Pine Bluffs Mr and Mrs J R Wilkinson host Ladies Aid at their ranch home September 30

Pine Bluffs Wyo Clyde Rife Jett Bosler M. C. Ward Ralph True Neb W. H John Simons Cheyenne Cassiday A. B. Mitchell Platteville Coro Mise Elvah Clarke Macy School Hen Sealer Rutledge Sealer Odhere Frederick Colo Ae Sealer Richard Its A. R. Wilkinson Pinto Bluffs J. R. Wilkinson

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