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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
5
Across Canada the King Carnival brings relief after four years of war strain. Joy accompanies returning troops as outdoor scenes, church gatherings, and village snow activities fill towns from Montreal to Quebec City. The winter landscape frames celebratory events, reflecting national pride and postwar optimism.
Report from Oderzo mayor Signor Jevada details terror and cruelty under occupation. Army officers seized property, spare beds and sheets, and forced civilians into hardship with famine and abuse. A witness recounted brutal food requisitions, forced child labor, and a priest hostage scenario amid so many atrocities.
Washington December 9 The article outlines the Chile Peru clash over guano beds, noting the desert islands Chincha and off Peru hold vast guano deposits valued as fertilizer. It explains bird colonies, rainless climate, and the historical regulation of harvests under Inca and Peruvian rule, with a focus on nitrogen content and trade implications.
Washington D C Dec 4 Hon James R Mann of Illinois emerged as a leading Republican voice for peace in a wake of criticism over President Wilson It notes Mann urged Republicans to avoid partisan attacks and support a united approach at the peace conference The piece compares Wilson with Clemenceau and Lloyd George and cites Taft Knox and the 14 points as bipartisan aims for lasting international peace
Notice indicates a transfer of ownership or possession involving a party named Cept on September 18. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a change in control or title.
The American Committee for Relief in the Near East reports Rev. Walter N. James describes Armenian refugees south of the Caucasus. The Armenians vary from Turkish subjects to Russianised Armenians. their plight is mitigated by relief efforts, with thousands employed by the Americans and a substantial refugee presence noted.
The house was stripped and Father Don Ferraszal sheltered the host in a vault while hiding his dangerous chatter. An Austrian officer kept watch as he was barred from officiating. In June an offer of 40 crowns per month was proposed to priests to sign a lengthy German document, which Nil would not sign.
One of America's first memorials to a woman is the monument to George Washington's mother at Fredericksburg Virginia. The cornerstone was laid with elaborate ceremonies by President Andrew Jackson in 1833.
The American committee for relief in the Near East reports 300 women under nine overseers are making garments with a weekly output of 1650. Sixty more women were to begin work, while 1000+ in Jerusalem wait for work and needs in Ramallah, Bait Jal la Bethlehem are higher. Two free dispensaries have served about 6500 cases since opening. A soup kitchen opened March 25 at the L. J. 3. Boys' school fed 1000 destitute people first day and could feed 2000 with more supplies.
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