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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
5
Local notes list residents and visitors in Cheyenne including Mrs Ben Gorrill and John Johnson of Laramie. The United States Employment Bureau sent Miss Theresa Haley to Porto Rico to study working conditions, especially women workers.
Four armed men believed escaped from Buena Vista killed and robbed two Pueblo men near the outskirts of Pueblo. A nationwide manhunt with local posses expanded as residents fear potential lynching. Victims were C. E. Parks of Pueblo and William Hunter of Rye.
An Ocean Park California resident Mrs. L Wayne reports relief from back ache hip pain and weakness after using Foley Kidney Pills. An ad notes kidney trouble signs and urges quick results. Also mentions Mrs Leonora Z Mercier who says she broke the ice for a woman mayor in Chicago.
A collection of market outlooks and policy items as postwar trade and finance shift. Mentions include railroad equipment orders, avicultural stock expectations, Oklahoma Producing & Refining performance, League of Nations covenants, wage changes for rail workers, steel price talks, cabinet divisions, St. Paul roads finances, American troops in Russia mutinies, California anti Japanese laws, stock increases and bond issues.
The League of Nations commission last night described the Monroe Doctrine amendment as dramatic and endorsed by President Wilson as a key bulwark against absolutism. The vote details were not disclosed, but leaders noted the adoption and move to the next covenant articles.
Mexico City reports General Emiliano Zapata, the southern rebel leader, has been killed by government troops per a wart department announcement tonight. The news confirms the rebel figure’s death amid ongoing clashes in the region.
Retail price 2.25 each, wholesale 1.70 each by the dozen. 900 beds available for sale. Address listed as 1608 Ploneser Ave, with count reference WAX.
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