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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
4
The Cheyenne State Leader is printed daily except Mondays by The Leader Publishing Company. Editor and business manager names appear. December subscription rates and Associated Press membership are noted.
The piece argues abolishing the U S Senate is impractical, requiring impossible universal ratification and risking revolution. It emphasizes the Senate as vital for state sovereignty, equal state representation, and local self government, contending small states would never consent to its end.
The report notes that the period for felling trees or reducing vegetation has not started yet, with authorities delaying the operation awaiting further instructions and conditions.
A complaint argues that non-enforcement of law persists and that some federal officials are weak or purposely indisposed to act. The piece calls for a clean-up of such officials akin to confronting enemies of government and law.
A May 5 1910 speech in Christiana Norway by Theodore Roosevelt advocates a united peace league to deter violations by force and protect peace among powers. The piece notes President Wilson’s party affiliations create distrust among some, but future history should weigh the peace plan on merits. It also mentions a Michigan federal jury probing a $176000 expense related to electing Mr Newberry to the United States Senate.
In congressional circles, the chief topic is how the long illness has affected the president's physical ability to govern. Senator Fall said the president looked sick but mentally alert and capable of handling questions, while Senator Hitchcock noted notable improvement since a prior visit two weeks earlier.
Mrs. P Rebhamp of 2404 Herman St Covington Ky reports eight children suffered croup but improved after using Fol Ey s Honey and Tar. She claims the remedy clears mucus stops coughing and aids breathing for both children and adults with colds bronchial coughs and lingering post influenza coughs.
Denver adopts six hour fuel restrictions affecting all stores and moving picture houses to ease shortages amid ongoing crisis. Officials warn measures may be adjusted as supply stabilizes and demand shifts.
Arthur and Stebler, tenants above Devine Groceteria at 123 West 22nd Street, believe a burglar fired through Stebler’s bedroom window in an early Friday incident. He says the same intruder had been seen around the store-room last summer and that a recent chase and a 3 AM door rattling prompted him to watch his room after dark.
Mrs James Vranch MacCauley mother of Mrs J A Kegel of the city died at her Rochester home after a long illness. The obituary notes her death followed a period of illness and lists surviving relatives, including Mrs Kegel.
Judge Faris urged that if World War I ends and demobilization ends the war prohibition act becomes unconstitutional as an encroachment on state police powers. Judge Parts agreed with Judge Foster of Louisiana on a similar point. After the decision the district attorney requested time for further pleadings.
A resident of Als asks about severe hidesy trouble and bed rest pain. After using Foley Kidasy Pile the reader reports relief after the first doses and full cure with continued use. The testimonial asserts no recurrence and promotes the remedy as world No 1.
Mitchell to assist in a federal grand jury probe of alleged violations of antitrust laws. Henry S. Witchell, assistant to the attorney general, will aid investigators in Indianapolis. A special session of the grand jury was ordered by United States District Attorney A. By Anderton after evidence emerged from the Beth merger operators.
In good health, Cheyeans recently for her at Mew. Seen on Meas genedars, Henkel at Mew. Kellsy of were with her at the ta of horations The funeral will be bold in Sovheatar.
A city council fuel administrator outlines eight hour work limits for many businesses, including drug stores banks offices and hotels. Retail and wholesale operations must close by late afternoon with certain exceptions for food service and bakeries. Schools and convents face closures with limited hours for service departments.
A detachment of the Fifteenth and Maj. Dean remain in place as guard duty accompanies mobilization. The arriving unit supports Sheridean guard efforts and the mobilization proceeding.
A jury in Ition township ruled over a dispute involving Damlene who offered a 200 reward for a stolen car from the Dildine garage last summer. The court noted Damlene paid 100 of the reward and escrowed another 100, with plaintiffs seeking the remainder. Attorneys A H Walton and Mary B Henderson appeared for the sides.
Clarence B Lane and Joseph Rohm were discharged by Judge Frank Housman after a preliminary hearing on stealing automobile tools from Cap ital Coal and Ice storage warehouse in late August. Prosecutor Charles E Lane will convene another hearing today on additional charges including liquor and beer theft tied to the same incident.
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, notorious anarchists, are held at Ellis Island after surrender to U S immigration authorities at noon. They face deportation to Russia following their 30 years in the United States as legal maneuvers, led by lawyer Henry Weinberger, challenge the orders in federal court.
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