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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
9
Major Hugh B Keen of the Denver recruiting district visits the local army recruiting station on August 11 to explain army insurance. Former soldiers with government coverage may convert their old policies to new insured forms and choose among updated options.
President Wilson comments on Viscount Uchida’s remarks about Japan’s Shantung policy. He cites the Paris decision context and the Japanese pledge to restore Shantung to China while keeping German privileges and the right to a settlement at Tsingtao.
Judge FR N Matson of Cheyenne will chair Wyoming Salvation Army home service drive to raise 25 000 for Cheyenne Laramie and Natrona counties and 20 000 for Casper Natrona and Sheridan counties with a statewide effort to finance buildings and support the society work.
Congressmen and railroad labor leaders debated the Plumb plan in Washington. Labor figures warned the bill could be disastrous, while House Interstate Commerce members signaled the plan was too extreme to gain support.
Reports say a U S Army motor transport caravan will camp overnight near Kimball and depart at 6 o clock tomorrow morning. The group plans to reach Cheyenne if possible with expected movements tied to the Kimball leg of the route. Telegraphs indicate General McGlure heads the caravan and the convoy may continue after a Thursday night stop.
The New York Americans prevent the league from suspending player Mays amid internal disputes. Team owners argue against punitive action and seek to protect the player from suspension during ongoing adjustments.
Paris August 6 Allied governments at a London conference agree to form a common buying agency in the United States to purchase pork products. It is expected the arrangement takes effect August. Germany may join through its reparations commission to avoid competition.
The bodies of Russell Higdon and W. Shaffer recovered at Lander after four men drowned in the Dubois cloud burst last Wednesday night. The coroner seeks relatives of the dead men.
Paris reports Marshal Foch commander of Allied armies has been invited by the U S government and several organizations to visit America.
London reports Bonar Law announced a government bill to permit women to serve as justices of the peace. The plan aims at extending judicial roles to qualified women, signaling a liberal shift in public law administration.
A listing of horse selections across six races with multiple names per race. Notable entries include Ida Pinack Frosty Morning Moon lighter Tambian and Pickagain Lady Innocence among others.
President Bertrand of Honduras has jailed his vice president Dr Alberlu Membreno, who led a recently proclaimed revolution. Membreno formerly served as Honduran minister to the United States.
Attorney General Palmer announced the first step in the campaign to lower living costs by filing anti trust suits against Armour Swift Morris Wilson and Cudahy for alleged violations of the anti trust laws. Prosecutions may be civil or criminal. Federal agents will also pursue food hoarders under the food control act as Wilson delays his congressional address.
Chicago district council leaders say 76000 shopmen nationwide are on strike and spreading. They pledge no violence and expect all shopmen to walk out Friday. Machinists seek 86 cents an hour and a national agreement, with rail lines including Peover & Rio Grande and Colorado & Southern impacted.
Two Montane bootleggers were arrested in Thermopolis on charges connected to the murder of Sam Vancohiver near the Hot Springs reserve. Sheriff Huldredge and State Prohibition Commissioner Oriboe report an altercation over liquor led to Vancohiver being shot after stepping from his car to help free it from mire.
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