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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
12
An editorial argues the Senate’s defeat of the peace treaty harms U S prestige and leadership. It contrasts American political piecing of the issue with Europe’s bipartisan ratification, noting mistrust abroad and potential consequences for orphans and social welfare programs amid postwar strain.
The piece outlines five major voter groups outside the main parties. Labor seeks government ownership, while the pro ism and antis factions push various ideologies. Big business favors a safe candidate. another group prefers a businesslike reformer. independents remain flexible, likely voting based on individual candidates.
Citizens of Cheyenne approve a citywide school bond issue and pledge to pursue sewer and street work as part of a forward plan. High school students and twelve captains led canvassing, signaling strong support for the long awaited improvements.
A Washington dispatch characterizes the current Congress as a cave of the winds and a house of hot air. It notes 13 862 800 words spoken in session and questions the Senate’s achievements beyond delaying the treaty issue while the House repealed the saving law and taxed ice cream. It compares the pitch lake of Trinidad to congressional stagnation and depth remain unresolved.
The state training conference of the Interchurch Work Movement opens in Cheyenne at 10 30 am with talks on The Hour of Christian Opportunity and The Significance of the Interchurch World Movement. Sessions are at the Methodist church with a specialized team delivering the program. The afternoon program at 2 30 pm covers World Need in the Painting Padinet.
The Wyoming district headquarters told striking coal miners to resume work upon inquiry for instructions. District officers deny initiating or approving the strike. Governor Carey declined to mobilize volunteers to run idle mines, stating mines are presently operating at about sixty percent.
Harvey A. McVey and Miss Florence were married in Lost Springs as reported by local records. The ceremony joined residents in a community event observed by neighbors and family.
Rome reports a general strike declared in Dome Milan and Florence causing major paralysis. The action disrupts transportation and commerce as workers walk out nationwide. Authorities urge calm while negotiations continue.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled personal greetings and street address 114 Wheat 1 6A Street in Chicago. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond a misread local listing.
Government plans to stand pat for the week while rationing orders run their course. Miners' return remains uncertain as officials curb production and implement local discretion. New York bunker coal supply to foreign ships suspended, and cities tighten use amid dwindling national supply.
The Denver coalition warns that theatres schools churches and nonessential industries will close within a week if coal supplies do not improve. Lightless nights will follow with restricted signs lights in parks and civic center. A special coal committee will be named to ration fuel prioritizing railroads army navy public institutions public utilities and domestic retailers.
Anaconda Copper Mining officials announced the company plans to close all mines and smelters in Montana due to a coal shortage. The moves affect operations at plants in Butte and other Montana sites.
Coal miners in Montana voted not to return to work amid a fuel shortage. Arctic temperatures plunged to 34 degrees below zero in Billings and Havre reported 28 below, signaling harsh conditions and ongoing supply strains.
Officials with the federal fuel administration warn that coal supply for industrial and domestic use in the Pittsburg district is falling. If the miners strike continues, some mills may close. eastern Pennsylvania lines show about 50 percent of normal coal production in unorganized fields, with similar levels along the Baltimore line.
Indianapolis December 2 Judge A B An Staten district Court hears claim that mine operators and workers conspire to blind the public in a framing dispute. The judge calls the situation a frame up amid tensions between labor and management.
Operators on Iowa Street and Pat coordinate toward furnishing coal with a target tonight. The report notes ongoing talks and expected action to secure fuel supplies for the area.
The passage discusses shifting power and labor among women and men, noting women entering many lines of business. It mentions weakened men and suggests women’s increased presence in various sectors. The text is incomplete and fragmentary, obscuring precise details.
The pursuit of Union Pacific bandit Carlisle ended at a cabin where Roach and the posse confronted him. Carlisle was wounded by a sheriff rifle shot through the body, fell unconscious, and was transported to Douglas for medical care. Authorities note possible pneumonia risk and record his head wound and a terse confession about No. 19. Rewards totaling 3000 are offered for his capture.
A suspect who surrendered to authorities faced a life sentence reduced to 25 years after testimony about his conduct during the crime spree. The case involved a troubled gunman described as youthful and boyish, with police and witnesses detailing the capture and subsequent legal proceedings.
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