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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
4
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The piece criticizes Lord Balfour for calling Brazil a small country at a London dinner, arguing the remark ignored Brazil’s vital wartime role. It notes similar tactless behavior by Americans toward Latin America and explains how condescending attitudes hinder trade and mutual respect.
Disclosures in the Prussian parliament reveal former emperor Wilhelm II still controls vast wealth. He is set to receive an annual sum of about 25 million dollars under a settlement, retaining 83 Berlin Potsdam and Kiel properties, castles, forests, and a royal fortune in gold mortgages and bonds. The arrangement shows Germany’s lingering imperial sentiment and leaves him the richest man in Germany.
Americans are urged to donate toward a statue on the Marne honoring Joffre and his soldiers. The campaign seeks $250000, aiming for broad participation including schoolchildren, to commemorate the 1914 Marne victory that halted German advances and showcased American intervention. A New York paper abandons its horse race tips department as unreliable.
A New York educator urges teaching the foreign born child to speak and think in pure English without a foreign accent. The question arises whether a foreign born child can think with an accent.
The passage notes Philadelphia spends $200000 annually on cleaning, a figure far larger than any singular task, while implying even Hercules faced a comparable yet cheaper labors. It contrasts modern city cleaning costs with mythic tasks and hints at the scale of municipal labor.
The ex-kaiser is angered by Dutch guards around him and a ball and chain remark is noted. A heiress who inherited 2 million still clings to her job and seeks more money. Fifteen men want W R Hurst to run for president with alleged testimonials possibly paid. The Prince of Wales recalls a yacht club gift and a judge calls love insanity, a claim linked to widespread desire to be crazy.
Frances Trego Montgomery crafts a sea voyage vignette featuring Day and Night who fall seasick on a pitching vessel. A cow offers warm milk to ease their sickness as the captain notes the trio’s fragile bond and a hint of impending trouble with Bossy.
A whimsical garden dialog follows Little Girl Big Boy and garden fairies as they plant sweet peas. The Garden Manual offers tips on trench width spacing thinning top dressing watering soil mixing and fertilizing while creatures like Father Frog and Earth Worm comment on nature and care.
The tale recounts Father Frog complaining he grows hoarse waiting for visitors promised to arrive on the third day of the third month at three o clock. He frets while catching flies near the garden plant leaves and is described as a friend of the garden and Madam Garden Manual.
Worden D. Cross founded Cress Realty a year ago in Cheyenne as a small agency. It has grown into a leading Cheyenne brokerage with a large Larami branch, expanding from a sole operator to a team of expert salesmen and vehicles, making the Cross name well known in two Wyoming cities.
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the North Pole discovery by Perry and the fourth centenary of Raphael’s death. Municipal elections occur in Texas, Missouri, Illinois and other states with presidential primary results also awaited in New York and Wisconsin. Minnesota Democrats convene in Minneapolis to name twenty four delegates to the national convention. Catholic educators meet in Cleveland for a conference. Miss Margaret Wilson to unveil a Washington district building statue honoring a World War I employer. Secretaries Colby and Daniels slated to speak.
The schedule lists racing in Havana and Bowie plus Pacific Coast league baseball opening with matchups Oakland Los Angeles Vernon San Francisco Seattle Sacramento Portland Salt Lake City. Boxing features Jack Britton Dennis 410 rounds and Johnny Griffiths Tommy Comiskey ten rounds in Peoria.
A compact list notes Jean Baptiste Rousseau died in Brussels on March 17 1744 and 1789 votes counting elected Washington president with John Adams as vice president. It also records Wordsworth Gazetted Poet Laureate in 1843 the Salt Lake Mormon temple completion in 1893 and other milestones from 1909 Roosevelt meeting Humbert to reach Mombasa and 1940 Peary reaching the North Pole.
Today marks anniversaries for several prominent figures including Most Rev. Austin Dowling born in New York City 54 years ago and Rt Rev. Josep M. Francis born in Haylesmere Pennsylvania 68 years ago. Also noted are Charles L. Ceach George D. Louderback William Bayard Hale and others. The piece compares city waste management shifts in Akron where hogs replace the garbage works due to chronic deficits.
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