Road Bonds Vote Encouraged by Local Bank Partnership
A local bank urges ranchers and farmers to support the road bonds on April 22, describing the banks as friends and stating the measure serves agricultural interests.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
31
Pressure to Stay War Prohibition Requires Action in July
Washington April 12 Associated Press reports enforcement of war time prohibition starting July 4 rests not with the Internal Revenue Service but with the United States attorney. Revenue Commissioner Daniel Roper says licenses for manufacturing prohibited by the act will cease July 1 if Congress or the president do not stay the law. Administration officials have urged delaying enforcement until mobilization is completed. Roper and others seek specific legislation to establish enforcement authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Revenue
Daniel
Roper
Congress
Congreve
Red Cross Director Motors From Denver to Cheyenne
Major W. L. Kennedy field director for the Red Cross based in Denver motored to Cheyenne with Mrs. Kennedy and John Steele. The trip, under five hours, found the road in fair condition. Kennedy, recently overseas with the army, now oversees the States fluid hospital No. 24 at Denver linked to Fort Logan’s construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kennedy
The
Red Cross
Denver
Cheyenne
Mrs. Kennedy
John Steele
Kenneddy Wie
Army
States Fluid Hospital No. 24
Fort Logan
Official summary of the League of Nations covenant provisions
The text outlines that states breaking obligations may be expelled by the council and that treaties of arbitration remain valid. It describes administration of former German colonies and Ottoman territories as mandatories, duties on labor and public health, and the League as a central coordinating body. Amendments require council approval and majority assembly consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Council
Ottoman Empire
Red Cross Societien
Assembly
Unemployment in New York Nearing Prewar Levels
New York report cites wartime relief fading as prewar conditions return. Chaplain John Callatian of the Tombs and Wadley Rescue Hall says since January 16, about four thousand men have been housed at Sidley Hall with poor sleeping conditions and ten percent of them in tutelage or treatment facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
John Callatian
Tombs Prison
Wadley
Bowery
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Sidley Hall
Mormon Missionaries Reported Safe After Talks With Villa
Mormon missionaries in Juarez were detained by the Villa faction then briefly held by Home Guards in the Las Gradas area. They spoke Spanish with rebels, described Mormon agricultural and social programs in northwestern Chihuahua, and asked permission to teach their faith to followers and guards. After initial assurances they were released and then rearrested for ten days to allow investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanez
Mex
Villa
Angeles
Bentley
Juarez
Albert Tietjen
James Whelton
Las Grades
Mexico
Vila
Chihuahua
Iome
Home Guard
Britain Restocking Farms With Belgian Cattle Gift
Six hundred high grade Bhorthorn cattle donated by the Rav al Agricultural Society of Great Britain to Belgium are already at Bruges farms, with 300 more arriving. The herd, valued at 6200,000, will be expanded as Feria and France send additional cattle to replace livestock seized by German invaders. A national fund aims to reach 1,950,000 to support future gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Raval Agricultural Society of
Great Britain
Belgium
Bruges
Feria
France
England Toy Industry Sees Many Women Reassigned as Men
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion on gender roles in the English toy industry, with mention that many women are now identified or treated as men within this sector. The text is incomplete, offering limited context on the implications or scope of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Indus
Thompson Takes Charge of Wyoming Revenue Office
Fred L. Thompson is named in charge of the Internal Revenue Service revenue office with headquarters at Noom 25 in the post office building. His territory covers Laramie Platte Osceola Albany counties of Wyoming and Jackson county of Sevvenc e. Chipter, previously with the local office, departs for Douglas which will become the new headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Thompson
Internal Revenue Services
Noom
Laramie, Platte
Osso
South Road to Burns Now Better Highway
George E. K. Storey, Burns cattle dealer, notes the Lincoln highway between Burns and Cheyenne in poor shape. He expects the south road to be in fair condition within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
George EK. Storey
Yossomlny
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Styleplus Advertisement In This Paper Model of Character
Styleplus advertising features a men’s cloth line praised for being well marketed and widely imitated in the United States. The State Leader carries a Styleplus ad inserted by Bamsark, a local Stylepline distributor, reproducing a page from the Saturday Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styleplus
United States
Otter
Bam Sark
Mannly*tirers
Ard
America
Signal Maintainer Killed by Passenger Train Near Durham
A signal maintainer named Moganson was struck and killed by Union Pacific train No. 4 near Docham station fourteen miles east of Cheyenne. The remains were brought to Cheyenne for an inquest. Witnesses say Loganson probably kneeled near a signal light as the locomotive passed, causing instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moganson
Union
Docham Station
Cheyenne
Wilieses
Ioganson
Luis Hoa
Mia Inshantly
Corporal Slaney Remains United States Marine
A published statement said Corporal A. J. Slaney of the U S Marine Corps had been discharged, but the report was erroneous. He is on furlough and will return to Quantico Virginia in a few weeks to receive his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Slaney
Ls. Marine Corps
Mela
Quantico
Virginia
Mrs Warrington Submits to Operation
Mrs Warrington underwent a operation at the Gheyenne Private hospital Friday and is progressing satisfactorily. Her mother arrived from Utah to be with her during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Warrington
C. Warrington
Gheyenne
Utah
Mexican Gets Thirty Days for Shoplifting
A Mexican individual was tried in Justice Edward court and sentenced to thirty days for shoplifting at the Shreide ore shop. The case proceedings and jurisdiction details are recorded in the court’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreide
Edward Court Yee
Jal
Japanese Amendment Fails to Be Adopted
PARIS April 12 The league of nations commission rejected the Japanese amendment on racial authority. Some members voted against the specific inclusion. unanimous approval was required, so the amendment failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League of Nations Commission
Commission
Swan Ranches Manager Curtis Templin Linked to City Hall
Curtis Templin, general manager of Swan Land and Cattle Concerns, operates from the Swan Ranches headquarters in Chugwater. The text notes state laws mandating equal pay for equal work for women employed in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Ranches
Curtis Templin
Swan Land &G Calston
Weombe
Chugwater
Notable Kanver Newsman John Steele Dies
Obituary notes the long career of John M. Steele known as Form Cheyennette in Kanver and Chayanne Ty. reflects on his work as a respected newspaper worker in the region and his influence in Crosa origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Steele
Knw
Kanver
Ae Chayanne Ty
Crosa
Smokeless Smoker Hilarious Success at School Gym
A lively program last night at the school gym featured boxing and wrestling bouts titled smokeless smoker. A large crowd attended and enjoyed athletic demonstrations plus music and other features, with students and staff partaking in the humorous event.
New England Telephone Workers Set Tuesday Strike
Men employees of the New England Telephone and Telegraph company voted to join women operators in a strike next Tuesday morning. Fifty-one locals approved the move at a meeting called by the New England Joint Council of Telephone Workers. A committee will notify telephone companies tomorrow of the action. Asheville and Atlanta see separate female worker initiatives in barbering and professional clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ferre
New England Joint Council of Telephone Workers
US Oy Bn Tuyutone
India Must be Given Home Rule Asserts League Secretary
CHICAGO April 2 England must grant India home rule or India will free herself from oppression says Dr N B Hardiker secretary of the India Home Rule league in an address to the Irish Fellowship club He warns England that excuses are past and India will take care of itself if armed. Clubs of business and professional women exist in more than fifty cities in the United States. Women in Seattle steam laundries win a minimum wage of 45 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
India
League
Chicago
England
Clubs of
United States
Seattle
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Internal Revenue
Red Cross Director Motors Frorm
Villa Gang
Eliar Mee Cyd
Cheyenne Wyo
Britain
First National Bank
Acidhal
the Firs
Revenue Office
Durham
Corporal Slaney
U. S. Marine
State of
Texas
Cheyennette
Flore
Athens
Athens Candy Co
Cepite Avenue
Wrest Lince
Mighway
New England
Asheville
N. G
Atlanta
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clube
Southas
U. S
Capitol Ave
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