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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

16

Judge Matson Leads Salvation Army Drive for Wyoming Counties

Judge Matson announces Salvation Army fundraising drive to build community centers in Albany Carbon Goshen Lincoln Platte and Sweetwater with state HQ at 504 Hynds Building. Captain A M Holbrook and Mrs Holbrook join Cheyenne mission to expand services including housing baths education and youth programs.

Salvation Army Albany Carbon Goshen Lincoln Platte Sweetwater Cheyenne Salvation Army Norpa Plas A. M. Holbrook Holbrook Louise B. Holbrook Wyoming Europe Judge Malson France Peniant

Fourteen Railroad Unions Stand United in Labor Action

Fourteen railroad unions voice solidarity to back their demands as one body. The combined force of two million workers could paralyze the nation if a general strike occurs, signaling strong cooperative power among engineers, firemen, and conductors and foreshadowing wider union action across the industry.

United States Fremen United Action Brotherhoods

Grant Transport Due Tomorrow Amid Reception Plans

The article notes Grant Transport is behind schedule but pressing on. Charlen Wing says cowboy and Wilt West features for the reception program are being prepared, with plans to proceed tomorrow except dances. Corps officers will miss the Fort D. A. Russell dance tonight, other arrangements to be made.

Charlen Wing Fort D. A. Russell Motor Transport Corps Cheyenne Corpa

Japanese Resort 10 Logging for Punishing Koreans

Tokyo reports Japanese officials in Korea claim flogging remains in use for court sentences due to crowded prisons. They say natives sometimes prefer whipping to fines and cite brutal injuries among flogged prisoners, shown with a two-wood implement and a cross-shaped bench.

Paigong Tokio Associated Press Korea Seoul

Denver Shopmen to Strike Friday

Denver shopmen announce a Friday strike affecting 850 cars as Kansas City Terminal Railway officials cite the widespread walkout as the reason for the order.

Denver Kansas City Terminal Railway Company

Chesapeake near tie up as C O shopmen strike halts traffic

All coal traffic stopped on the Chesapeake and Ohio today as shopmen strike halts operations. An embargo on all freight classes was ordered from division headquarters in Huntington. Local freights were cancelled and industry foresees broader shutdowns unless the strike ends soon. French brides were married by five thousand American soldiers overseas.

Chesapeake Associated Press Huntington W. Va Chesapeake & Ohio Division

Tennessee Women Vote in Knoxville Municipal Primary

Tennessee women gain first chance to vote in the municipal primary set for September in Knoxville. The early September election tests new voting rights and local candidate contests.

Tennessee Knoxville

Prosecutions of Big Five Planned

The article outlines anticipated government actions to curb living costs. It notes possible expansion of the Laver food control law after peace to cover shoes clothing and all necessaries and aims to reach smaller profiteers. Proposals seek to define profiteering and make speculation a crime.

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Packers Welcome Antitrust Suits Against Meat Firms

Chicago packers cite a lack of price control and announce willingness to plead before an impartial body. J Ogden Armour Louis Suit and Swift & Co leaders defend profits as modest and argue no monopoly exists amid Palmer antitrust action. The note ends with unrelated historical claims.

Packers Associated Press Chicago Chicago Packers Palmer Washington J. Ogden Armour Louis P State Leader Louis F.tt Swift & Co

Somewhat Different from Parched Wyoming

Mexico City July 20 rainfall in the past month is the heaviest in years with crop damage reported in several districts. Train service has been interrupted and telegraphic communications are out due to storms isolating several towns. No loss of life is known at present.

Mexico City

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Judge Matson Phoenix Adrosaes Swift Olsen California Olsen’s Grocery 23Rd and Evans Streets Miura Uratis Une Tay Vileers
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