05 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
1
A chaotic jumble of brief items from December 4 covering strikes ending in Newark and unidentified locations, a birthday walk by an elderly reverend, marriages among the Masons and Doughertys, fashion notes on stockings, a jewelry trunk theft in Raleigh, a death in Denver, dental inquisition jokes from New York, and gas tax discourse in Pleasantville. The mixed clippings show local color and scattered events across several cities.
Washington. Dec 4. Foreign relations committee agreed to seek a personal interview with President Wilson before outlining a senate policy on strained U S Mexican relations. Secretary Lansing testified that illness kept him from consults. plan hinges on White House approval and election of representatives Fall and Hitchcock.
At Holborn Stadium London on December 4 the official timer recorded seventy four seconds to decide the Dempsey world title bout contender. Referee B J Angie watched as Carpentier dominated Beckett landing powerful blows and forcing the English challenger into corners. Carpentier celebrated on the shoulders of cheering fans while Beckett showed astonished eyes.
Cheyenne theaters and amusement venues face closure after 6 PM with reduced hours to conserve heat as non essential establishments must shut tonight. The report lists prizes including automobiles awarded by the Salesmanship Club auditors.
The newly built Hynds structure hosted a opening yesterday at 10 o clock with guests touring the handsome bank. Flowers from local and New York City banks decorated the space as Verizon.
The nation grapples with coal rationing as a strike tightens supplies. The Cheyenne State Leader celebrates the Salesmanship Club campaign winners, led by a $2,440 Hudson Super Six and an $8,000 prize pool.
Indianapolis reports the federal government will probe alleged violations of the Lower Fuel and Food Control Act and Sherman Antitrust Law. United District Judge Anderson ordered a special grand jury session to begin Monday, with officials saying the case targets coal operators and miners in a nationwide investigation to enforce law and punish violators. The Lever Act carries penalties of up to 85,000 fine or two years in prison.
The Institute of American Meat Packers, via its Washington office, says packers will present all evidence in their possession to federal authorities and cooperate fully in the federal court actions. It asserts no packing company will obstruct any investigation and promises forthcoming testimony when appropriate.
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