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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
9
Senator Hitchcock after a White House conference predicted September ratification of the peace treaty with at least twelve Republican votes to defeat the Shantung amendment and to block amendments that would require renegotiation. President Wilson endorsed the forecast.
Berlin reports the German Ministry of Justice will examine evidence against former vice chancellor Karl Helfferich to determine prosecution prospects. Senator McGumber claims the Shan ing amendment will be beaten, with Republican votes against it expected. The Nebraska senator also supports the president's Pacific coast trip plan, saying it remains feasible. Page 8.
Second Lieut. Floyd Nalsenheimer of Detroit and Chauffeur Harold Ice of St. Marys were killed when their aircraft crashed to the ground near Scotia Field, catching fire after a 200 foot fall.
The inventor son of Edison has accepted an offer to become treasurer of the National Social Unit organization. The group plans a campaign to extend the social unit plan of community organization which has already been tested.
Mexican cavalry under Captain Trujillo reported rescue of American aviators Lieutenants Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil H. Connelly from Lower California about 200 miles southeast of San Diego. They had been missing for five days and were expected to be brought to Ensenada or Mexicali for return to the United States.
Belgium's senate today unanimously approved the treaty with any. The chamber of deputies filed the treaty on August 8.
Captain Joseph Peberdy, wounded in France, leaves the army at Fort Russell and takes a post teaching at the Rice school near Gheyenne. He moves with his wife to the country to educate five pupils, promising to “teach the young idea how to shoot” while continuing light hunting.
The government and War Department plan steps to lower living costs by expanding retail store checks in several cities and pushing bills to curb profiteering and hoarding. Congress weighs amendments to the food convoy act, cold storage regulation, and an antitrust style trade commission appropriation to aid price relief.
In Mineola the American air team claimed a dominant victory in a local derby. The event featured notable pilots and concluded around 6 46 with performances by M. J. Plwnb and C. W. ont, as readers were directed to turn to Page Eight.
The Right Rev. Nathaniel Sey mour Thomas, Wyoming bishop, is cited as a likely successor to the late Bishop Greer of New York. Four New York contenders are listed but deemed unlikely. British and Boston figures also discussed. Thomas formerly led Church of the Holy Apostles in New York from 1897 to 1908 before becoming Wyoming bishop.
M. R. Dagger of Tower Wyoming was bound over for the October term on a charge of cruelty to animals after allegedly stabbing a hog with a pitchfork. The defendant posted 200 bond and was arrested on a neighbor’s complaint. State Humane Officer Edward W. Burke attended the hearing in Sundance.
Railroad shopmen across the United States will vote immediately on whether to accept President Wilson and Director General Hines wage proposals or strike for general wage increases. The outcome will influence industrial peace on government controlled railroads and could delay any broad raises while the government studies price controls. The director general ordered the railway wages board to study demands and report on any inequalities, though general advances for any class will not be made until further review.
Pat Moran would be hailed as a miracle man if he leads the Cincinnati Reds to a pennant, having handled the toughest situation in baseball with success and guiding the club toward a championship.
Official notice of the opening of school issued today by Superintendent A.Stessup emphasizes that children must present evidence of vaccination before enrollment. The notice lists districts tributary to each school and guides parents to the correct school for their child. Work in all schools will begin Tuesday morning with high school registration on Friday and Saturday.
San Francisco officials announced that trains would not move from San Francisco tomorrow due to yardmen strikes in Oakland and San Francisco. The lockout involved engines care and yard switches, with the day shift striking as the evening rush loomed.
Martin Newcomb, 14, fled from Colorado Street in Buron, was found wandering with a torn shirt and head wound. He attributed the injuries to abuse by his mother and was brought to the sheriff for care. Page reference noted as B6.
The world’s largest cheese, from Armour and Company, weighs 40 064 pounds with a height of six feet and diameter of 42 feet. Value listed at 16 000 dollars, produced by 76 cheese makers and helpers on 1 800 farms. Exhibited at the National Dairy Show in Chicago Oct 6.
A San Antonio AP report quotes Major Dickman denying that Mexican bandit pursuit was halted by troop smoke and heat, saying the withdrawal stemmed from cooler trails and better border information. The brief notes no fear of Mexican troops influenced the decision.
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