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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
4
Baseball on Trial and the Fate of the National Pastime
A Chicago jury indicted eight major league stars for conspiring to fix the World Series to profit via gamblers. The piece argues punishment and cleansing of the sport could restore baseball’s honor or see it decline like horse racing boxing and wrestling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wesleyan dance sparks church controversy across sects
The Wesleyan dance provokes strong church opposition led by Rev. Dr. Stratton of New York who declares it an insult to Christendom and calls for restrictions on all dancing. Observers note the clash between dancing masters and religious leaders and predict ongoing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil
Terpsichore
Dr. Stratton
New York
Stratton
Urban and Rural Interests Clash Over Population Shifts
The piece argues that urban population gains often come with rural losses, reducing overall regional growth. It cites Montgomery Alabama showing a county decline despite city gains, noting war labor shifts and white farmers moving west. The article warns cities must support contributing rural areas to avoid harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ala
Montgomery
Alabama
Yth
United States
Local Nuggets From Cheyenne and Surroundings
Cheyenne residents report a stolen Fort automobile still unrecovered. Notaries public Commissioned by Governor Carey include A lo Stein and BH. H. Ryan. Labor political meeting set at the Labor Temple. Baby carriages and sulkies advertised by Hobbs Huckefeidt Pinkbinder. Planes and air mail activity noted with a landing field area being prepared. Laramie County commissioners to convene next Tuesday. Local hunting reports and traffic detours persist as utilities update depots and highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah, Wescott
BH. H. Ryan Beth
Cheyenne
Carey
Plan to establish management education in 20 colleges
A national movement led by Drexel Institute head Dr. Molila Godfrey aims to place executives in 20 American colleges through the Council of Management Education. Backed by industry with a $100,000 annual appropriation, the program will offer summer work and extension courses to integrate students and teachers with industry, shaping future managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Godfrey
Alu
Otler
Edhieves
Sruimuel Pf. Capon
American Council On Education
Collerue
Frederick Ferry
Hamilton College
Council of Management Education
Drexel Building
Philadelphia
Washington
Counci of Management Education
Institutions of Learning
Vement
Council of National Defense
Auspions
Technology Clubs
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
America
Permanent
A. W. Ihbbs
Pennsylvania Railroad
B. A. Franklin
Strattmore
Fred B. Rice
Rice
Elks Dance with Moyer's Novelty Orchestra
Elks host a dance on Thursday September 30 featuring Moyer's Novelty Orchestra. Admission is $1.60 per couple. Japanese children are rarely permitted to keep pets. An electric toaster with a time delay helps avoid burning bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Elks Plan Regular Dances This Winter Season
The Elks announce a series of biweekly dances at the Mike home this week and into the winter. An orchestra of five musicians will provide music for the events, which have proven popular with Denver dance lovers in recent months. Officials hope Cheyenne residents attend to keep the dances ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel
Mike Home
Nmuayor
Ewestra
Denver
Cheyenne
Frost in Nebraska But Corn Crop Safe
Frost touched several Nebraska points but the state corn crop remained safe according to the local weather bureau. Forecasts warned of a heavy frost tonight and its potential impact on crops and dairy areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omatia. Neb
Local Chamber to Host Get Acquainted Swing
Responses to a circu lar letter show a large group of business leaders and their families will join a October 7 get acquainted excursion under Chamber auspices. The automobile tour will pass Carpenter Hereford Grover Pine Bluffs Egbert Burns and Hillsdale with a dinner in Pine Bluffs at $1.00 per person. Politicians from all parties are expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Carpenter
Hereford
Grover
Pine Bluffs
Egbert
Burns
Hillsdale
Charles O Lawrence Dies in Denver Pneumonia
Charles O Lawrence formerly of 1913 Thames Street died in Denver from pneumonia at his home 857 Clarkson Street. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:30 PM in Denver. Also notes that women employed in British government offices now total nearly 120000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O
Lawrence
Denver
Thames Street
Clarkson Street
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Wenner
Ieee
Estetsescenvanes
Cape
Europe
Everett True
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
A. Lo Stein
Fort
Union Trust Co
Laramie
Labor Temple
Sulkiegat Hobbs, Huckefeidt & Pinkbiner
Plaina Hotel
Arnold Rick
Mobbs, Muckfeldt & Pinkbinder, Dronot and
Efficient Service
United States Revenue Collector
Leslie A. Miller
John Clay
Clay Banks
Swan la Cattle Company
City
Swan Company
Chugwater
Verstiing Heights
Laramie County
Ed Schoella
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Lincoln Highway
Happy Work Road
Kommerer
Yeo Geow
John Federben
Thomas Holland
Kemmerer
Brooklyn
Papa Snow
City County
Mercury Beach
A. H. Marble
Stock Growers ‘Bank
Kirkesville
Missouri
Dean Cobb
Cobb
City Lakes
Elks
Log Cabin
Towle
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