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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1919

Page

12

Soldiers Get Vacations. Republicans Slow to Act

The piece assails Republicans for delaying soldiers legislation after the war. It contrasts Mondell and Sweet measures on land reclamation and insured soldiers with the Democrats' prior acts, arguing Republicans waste time while veterans await benefits and recognition. It praises Democratic acts like the insurance act, $60 bonuses, vocational training, and disability compensation.

Public Lands Interstate and Foreign Commerce House Sweet Iowa Mondell

Mann Defends Agenda Calls Bill Chicken Feed in Congress

In a heated congress debate Representative Mann of Illinois blasted the calendar leg islation as chicken feed and refused to stay on the job amid President Wilson’s push to cut food prices and curb profiteers. Mann leads the House steering panel, shaping what reaches the floor while Mondell appears leader in name only. Personnel and timing details blur as the session weighs immediate action against a recess.

Congress Mann Illinois Sage House Illinois Statesman Mondell Wilson Ae House Atx Iran Upi Wil

American views clash over Marin logic on packing house products

The American and Mr Marin clash over the logic and labeling of packing house products with the speaker hinting at Mr Mann as a better judge of such products.

Mr. Marin Mr. Mann

Liberty of the 1776 brand Se The people reap what they sow

A political commentary argues that leadership quality drives lawmaking and taxation, warning against state socialism in North Dakota and recalling historic populist and labor movements. The piece defends liberty and honest leadership as essential to national progress and the durability of free institutions.

North Dakota Sockless Jerry Simpson Russia Knights of Labor Farmer's Alliance Dennis Kearney New York Harbor

Melting Pot in Mexico Shows Old Tribes and Modern Contrasts

A National Geographic bulletin summarizes Mexico as a land of extremes where ancient tribes such as the Zapotecas and Mexicas persist near rail lines, Spanish is dominant yet many natives keep vernacular speech, and rich crafts from feather-work to ironwork underscore a long continuity between old and new societies.

Mexico Washington National Geographic Society John Birkinbine Oaxaca Hidalgo Pueblo Yucatán Michoacan Jalisco Prescott

Wilson Delivers Senate Address on Peace Treaty Conditions

President Wilson spoke at the White House to senators from view relations and committees on the peace treaty. He urged support for measures tied to wartime industries and warned that production, credits, and employment depend on a ratified treaty and a stable postwar order. He rejected objections to the League of Nations and affirmed Congress's independent judgment while outlining interpretive options for ratification.

Senate White House Wilson Montana Sours Idaho Great Britain Belgium France Europe Larre Areia League of No 1 League of Nations Paris United States Oere Ita International League Council of the League Council Congress Benate Obisi Permisale

Art of rowing left lost at Lake Minnebaole

A fragment notes a lake area concern about rowing as a lost art. It mentions boats oars and willing bands but highlights a lack of coordination or correlation among those involved.

Odd Descriptions of Rowing and Tides in a Lake Tale

The fragment describes rowing actions and parabolic motions as boaters struggle with wind and waves. It mentions an old salt spread his thoughts apart at an angle and a weather eye cast toward salt water for revival. A long stroke and feathered oar sweep are noted as the lake's source.

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