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Fragmentary OCR text from a Cheyenne paper shows a housing office story fragment with stray words and garbled lines. Not enough readable facts to identify people places dates or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from a Cheyenne paper shows a housing office story fragment with stray words and garbled lines. Not enough readable facts to identify people places dates or outcomes.
A poetic piece extols democracy as humanity’s universal birthright, tracing its ascent from Columbus to Washington and urging free, equal rights for all. The text, titled by attribution to William Miller Butler, frames democracy as God’s plan for peace on earth.
The piece argues American victory in Europe rests on public faith in govt and protection for soldiers and families. It asserts that families’ trust in precaution, science, and medical care underpins morale and daring in the trenches, aiding civilization.
The Denver naturalization district sees a surge in declarations of intention as foreigners fear repatriation. Austrian and Italian communities in Colorado and Wyoming drive this trend, with night sessions and on site forms. Agents under Paul Armstrong educate workers and arrange court swearing in, keeping the $1 filing fee.
The article argues that equitable government handling of industrial matters and prompt agency action during wartime fostered worker trust. Workers used government institutions and followed guidance, yielding minimal disturbances and boosting production and national unity as peace approaches.
A Belfast based shipbuilder completed a standard 3000 ton vessel in three and three quarters days setting a new record for speed. The feat highlights the yard's rapid production capability and engineering efficiency.
The statement notes Canada’s 3,730,000 square miles could accommodate the entire world’s population, allocating roughly one and a half acres per person. It presents a geographic ratio without advocating policy or action.
In 1797 the British government issued Spanish dollars counter marked with the head of George III due to a currency shortage, creating a distinct circulating token used in trade.
Remains of B F P Chrismore to be shipped to Kearney Nebraska today with his niece Mrs F W Johnson. Mr Chrismore died at Union Pacific hospital from Brigh disease. Mrs John Kandis died Friday November 29 and will be buried from Earlys undertaking today at 10 o clock. Frank McCready formerly of 517 East Wineteenth street and one of four influenza victims will be shipped today from Barrys undertaking to Blum Texas. Mrs Thomas Doody died Saturday morning and funeral at St Marys Cathedral then Olivet Cemetery Monday. Only family at church. Funeral train to be met by Ladies aid society.
Members of the Ladies Maccabees are asked to meet at Olstead Cemetery Monday at 1 a m to attend the funeral for Miry Doody. Ordered by Commander MARIB SNYDER.
Pastor J. B. Stubblefield urges that true peace comes from justice and the Prince of Peace. He argues governments must expand justice to all, warns against peace built on fear, and calls Cheyenne Christians to spread this principle in daily life.
Today marks the first Sunday in Advent and a memorial day for the Elks. Canada observes a thanksgiving for peace. Queen Mother Alexandra enters her 75th year amid tributes. Hoover designates this week as world relief conservation week. Organized labor plans a victory celebration mass meeting in New York City tonight.
Today’s calendar lists racing at Jefferson Park New Orleans and a Cuba American Jockey club event in Havana. It notes the close of Maryland Fair Association autumn meeting at Bowie and boxing’s Chicago city championship opening. Athletics feature national cross country championships in New York City and Boston.
Highlights include 1741 birth of Samuel Kirkland founder of Hamilton College in Norwich Connecticut. 1808 death in New York. 1852 Louis Napoleon informed as emperor. 1865 abolition of habeas corpus restored in the north. 1893 Reichstag moved against Jesuits. 1900 Canadian troops welcomed in London. 1910 Diaz inaugurated Mexico’s president. 1914 and 1916 Belgian deportations and World War I events noted.
London reports Lord Cowdray has donated 500000 dollars to establish a Royal Air Force club. The fund aims to fund a worthy, war memorial building to house the club honoring its service and wartime work.
Rulers of Norway, Sweden and Denmark agreed to maintain neutrality. On the Cambrai front the British regained much of the ground lost to the Germans the previous day. Unarmed American engineers made a gallant fight when surprised by German attack Hear Consent court.
Brinker Mrs CR. Brinker of 716 Warren Avenue was buried yesterday afternoon at 2 30 from her residence. The services were private.
The Watchman Examiner recounts a link between Napoleon III’s 1870 Sedan surrender and Ferdinand Foch’s 1918 leadership. A French cadet witnessed the surrender, later guiding Allied forces to victory while daily kneeling in prayer. The piece cites a Literary Digest letter praising Foch’s faith and influence.
The poultry and egg section calls on farmers to sell only reasonably matured chickens and to allow partly grown birds to gain further weight, aiming for better market readiness and consumer trust.
Rev A Hylton speaks at St Mark's Church on the victory of principle and church conscience. He cites Jesus and the social program of the Federal Council of Churches, urging equality, job security, and fair property use while acknowledging slow progress and ongoing leaven in society.
In a terse dispatch from Constantinople dated November 40 the chief of the navy unit reports a change of command and notes the Dardanelles operation with allied naval forces anchored before Constantinople. The fragmentary text omits key names and specifics.
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