02 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
1
The article reports on Garfield’s order restricting coal use to essential needs as part of war priorities. It details coal distribution curbs, utilities reducing power to non essentials, and municipal measures to enforce rationing. It notes rail and mine concerns and aims to resume work as shortages ease.
The note to Carranza's government is described as unusually sharp in tone, with the United States pressing for judicial reasons amid unrest. Rep. Porter signals sympathy with a firm approach, warning that continued hostility could fuel anti American propaganda and invite foreign intervention, risking Monroe Doctrine principles.
Washington report notes the second session opened with minimal activity and a brief president’s message slated for delivery tomorrow. Neither chamber expected major bills today, and discussions focused on logistics, with Lodge signaling a resolution to end the war with Germany not yet actioned.
A garbled report describes a boxing match where Olins strangler defeats an unnamed opponent. The first fall scores about 81 to 50 minutes, with a second fall under one minute, indicating a rapid finish and a decisive victory.
An American airman serving with the Polish forces was killed when his plane crashednear Lembeng on a Saturday in late November. The report attributes fault to personnel issues and notes the victim hailed from Boston, Massachusetts.
Canton sports report notes Jack Britton defeating rival Ryan in a scheduled boxing match held at the Canton arena with crowd turnout and match details outlined.
Lady Astor becomes first woman to take a seat in the British House of Commons. The event marks a historic milestone as she takes her oath and joins Members of Parliament in London during a parliamentary session.
In Grand Rapids Mich on December 4 federal officers prepared for early trial of 135 indicted defendants tied to the Newberry campaign of 1948 including U S Senator Truman Newberry The Kingpin Poindexter charged that Wood supported Roosevelt era principles while asking whether he favored a peace with Germany and a European league of nations The report notes pleas of guilty by two defendants and a mass meeting speech by Poindexter amid political activity before a presidential preference convention.
In Dec 1 reports Lewis acting president of Vale Union declares the government must redeem its pledge to miners for a 31 percent raise, as miners reject the 14 percent grant by the fuel administrator. The demonstration shows miners will press for higher wages despite official offers.
El Paso dispatches report that 1000 Mexican soldiers under Francisco Vita stormed the 676 man Federal regIment at Rancho Estejo, north of Santa Monalle, killing nearly all after Chapultepec officer Felipe Angeles was executed. Dr L M Gomez of Los Angeles witnessed the event and aided friends seeking intercession in Chihuahua City.
In Pittsburg Kansas volunteers under state receivership began strip coal production this afternoon. Four pits were active by dark with more organized for morning operations. Workers stood on side tracks ready to be loaded as the first state shipment is planned. Governor Henry J Allen approved the initiative and aims to send the initial coal westward.
Kansas City Missouri reports a blackout shutting schools and many business places. Officials promise minor relief with a shipment of 25 000 tons of slack coal from Arkansas and purchase of coke and cordwood for distribution.
News reports that a strike by workers at Diamondville Wyoming and nearby mines impacted operations. Anaconda Copper Mining Company paid emelters and miners but threatened shutdown if demands were not met, signaling broader mine disruptions across Montana and Wyoming.
Election runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the high school gym for a $180,000 bond issue to build a new high school and alleviate crowded conditions. Only one polling place in the district, with voters urged to support the emergency improvements in the school system.
Attorney General Palmer urged the American people to refuse a stampede by threats of coal shortages and high prices, warning against concessions that would permit price control for at least three years. A government statement sent to the Commerce Department indicated a conference request involving miners and operators.
North Dakota vote on ratification of the federal amendment appears stalled after a senate action, as the resolution moves toward final approval. Supporters press for rapid passage and a trip to Washington to seek endorsement.
Local boxing notes describe Pete Hermann overpowering Patsy in a bantamweight title round. The match featured Pakey Johpapa of Prenton and Vormann showing strong form as Hermann dominates with controlled technique.
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