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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
12
Reflects on April 6 1917 and two years of US involvement in World War I. Praises President Woodrow Wilson for leadership while warning against partisan critics. Compares to Washington and Lincoln and casts Wilson as author of a new era of freedom and peace.
The women of Wyoming have completed their organization for the Victory Liberty loan and are soliciting subscriptions in every county. They aided male groups across counties and deserve credit for unselfish, hard work in selling bonds.
The government introduces a four year note described as a short term loan though it functions as a bond. Mr Glass retains the right to call the notes before maturity, suggesting money could be cheaper prior to the four year period ending.
Hundreds of leading U S business figures gather in St Louis for the seventh annual Chamber of Commerce of the United States meeting. Sessions will discuss industrial readjustment, railroads, production, agriculture, foreign trade, and the postwar shift from government control to private initiative under new federal supervision.
United States treasury announces dates for the Victory Liberty notes year with staged payments starting May 20. Ten percent due by May 10, then 10 percent July 15 and four installments of 20 percent through November 11 with interest on deferred amounts. Flying circus advertising North Western Wyoming will tour Sheridan Abed ance Cheyenne and then move south to promote the loan.
The article marks Signor Guglielmo Marconi’s forty fifth birthday and recounts his Italian Irish heritage, education at Legn o and Bologna, and early wireless experiments. It notes rapid success including 1896 Severn crossing, England France link, and 2100 mile Cornwall to Newfoundland transmissions, noting wireless use by commercial firms and navies.
The fourth period honor roll lists Ceyenne Public Schools students achieving 90 or above for first and second honors. Names span High School and Central Churchill and Converse schools with rows showing freshmen to seniors and various grades.
A damaged OCR listing shows student names by grade from first through seventh. It includes Sixth Grade Bertha Dubois Sylvia Pennman Mildred Taylor Ruth Warrington and other grades with partial names like Laurie Frisby Adda Mae Henderson Dora Lynn May Rapier Jean Robertson Marty Moore Corlett Bohol Mary Mock Arthur Rendleman Lillie Cohen Ada Marsus Clara Powell Clara Wil Johnson Bohool Henry Spadt Lyndall Simmons Myrtle Bates Eugene Benson Ida Hints Burnace Alway and missing seventh grade O Goldie Walters.
In Mangua Nicaragua April 24 Costa Rica has concentrated 2000 troops on the frontier with Nicaragua. Officials cite fears of invasion by Costa Rican exiles and possible aid to overthrow Nicaragua's government. The Costa Rican government under President Prince has not been recognized by the United States.
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