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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
12
The Cheyenne State Leader is a daily published Tuesday through Sunday with a weekly and monthly rate plan. It carries Associated Press news and notes republication rights, including local stories and dispatches.
The piece argues against abolishing the United States Senate, noting that constitutional change to end the Senate would require near universal state ratification or an armed uprising. It stresses the Senate as a defender of state sovereignty and equal representation, with two senators per state, and warns that smaller states would not consent to its elimination.
A brief note states that the scheduled cutting down has not occurred yet and the process remains pending. No final date or action is provided, leaving the plan in suspense.
The complaint argues that non-enforcement of law is old, but now questions officials trusted to enforce it. It claims some in federal service are weak or deliberately indisposed to duty, urging a purge of such officers as essential as removing anti-government elements.
The speech at Christiana Norway claims a balance of peace among great powers requires a formal league. It notes President Wilsons party ties may affect trust in his plan though future history should judge by merits not affiliation. A Michigan federal jury probes spending of 176000 to elect Mr Newberry to the United States Senate.
In congress circles speculation centers on the presidents health and his ability to govern as he recovers from a prolonged illness. Senator Fall said the president appeared sick yet mentally alert and capable of answering questions, while Senator Hitchcock noted marked improvement since a prior visit two weeks earlier.
Mrs. P Rebhamp of Covington Kentucky reports eight children treated with Fol ey's Honey and Tur for croup. She claims the remedy clears mucus and phlegm, stops coughing, eases chest tightness, and is safe for both children and adults. The testimonial covers colds bronchial coughs lingering after influenza or grip.
Denver authorities impose six hour fuel use limits for all stores and moving picture houses to curb shortages amid a winter fuel famine. The plan aims to conserve supplies and protect essential services.
Arthur and Stebler, tenants above Devine Groceteria at 22nd street, say a burglar shot through their bedroom window early Friday. He fired three shots after a burglary in the rear storeroom, and recalls a prior chase of a burglar from the store. He now protects the window and suspects a burglar aiming for a rooming house.
Mrs James Vranch MacCauley mother of Mrs J A Kegel of the city died at her Rochester home. Funeral arrangements were not fully clear in the fragmentary notice but state she passed away in Rochester New York with family listed.
Judge Faris warned that if World War I ends and demobilization concludes, the war prohibition act could be unconstitutional as an encroachment on state police powers. Judge Parts agreed with Judge Foster of Louisiana on a similar ruling, and the district attorney sought more time for pleadings after the decision.
The letter from C&BL Beever describes severe hidesy trouble with weeks of pain and bed confinement. It credits Foley Kidasy Pile remedy with rapid relief after first doses and claims a complete cure with no recurrence, noting the product as a widely sold remedy.
Mitchell assists in probing alleged violations of the act at anti trust law. A federal grand jury session was ordered after evidence emerged of irregularities in production and distribution affecting multiple parties.
An obituary style notice reports Cheyeans recently passed away. The family and friends are gathered for prayers and the funeral will be held in Sovheatar, with health concerns and attendance noted.
A regional fuel restriction order mandates all non essential services close between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm with specific allowances for groceries pharmacies and bakeries. Banks offices and schools follow tightened hours while hotels restaurants and public venues maintain operations but curb banquets and dances.
A detachment of the guard has arrived for mobilization duties. The unit, described as the Fifteenth, is connected with Maj Dean and the Sheridean guard. Further details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A jury in Iteston Delaware ruled on a dispute over a $200 reward for a stolen car. Dahlene paid $100 and escrowed another $100, with contention over who owed the remainder. Plaintiffs’ attorney A H Waltom and defendant’s attorney Mary B Henderson were involved.
Clarence B Lane and Joseph Rohm were discharged by Judge Frank Housman after a preliminary hearing on charges of stealing automobile tools from Cap ital Coal and Ice storage warehouse in late August. Prosecuting Attorney Charles E Lane will hold another hearing today. evidence deemed sufficient to bind the men on the related charges. Both defendants were bound on a separate charge of stealing liquor from the same warehouse, with a third charge for a barrel of beer awaiting a hearing.
At Ellis Island, Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, noted anarchists, are surrendered to immigration authorities for deportation to Russia after 30 years in the United States. Their lawyer, Henry Weinberger, seeks habeas corpus to halt proceedings, arguing for court production.
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