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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

11

Roosevelt on God We Trust Inscription Controversy

The piece reports Roosevelt’s objection to placing God We Trust on state seals and postage, arguing it would be sacrilege and cheapen the motto. It cites letters from Roosevelt to clergy and figures like Joseph Bucklin Rischiop, praising Lincoln and the Great Heart idea.

New York Yelt Reribher Yoseph Bucklin Rischiop Roosevelt Goth Weat Annapolae Colonel Pooservelt Ste. Aigehop Abraham Lincoln Kip George Trevelyan Mac Abraham Linsoin

Deportation of Goldman Death Blow

Brief filed in the Supreme Court challenges Emma Goldman and Alexander due for removal to Russia. The case appeals Judge Mayer in New York who dismissed the application, with the defense allowed to submit further arguments.

Washington Des Emma Goldman Alexander Jan Russia Harry Korger Supreme Court United States Mayer New York

Snowbound Trains Spark Union Pa Disruption

Heavy snow along the Union Pacific line caused widespread travel disruption yesterday as trains were unable to run. Authorities reported numerous delays and potential cancellations affecting passengers across multiple routes. Local transit agencies urged travelers to seek alternative transportation where possible.

Union Pa

Colorado Salons to Hear General Wood

Local listings note a scheduled appearance by General Wood for public remarks at Colorado venues. The notice lists forums and dates though details remain unclear.

Colorado General Wood

British Advice to Capital and Labor

A speaker urged recognizing workers voices in wage and working conditions and advocated employer worker negotiation. He argued employers gain by negotiation over stopping operations and called for international action to harmonize wage standards amid global variations.

Leader carriers brave arctic cold to deliver papers

In 28 below zero weather two newsboys battled frigid streets to deliver Leader papers before dawn. They returned with frostbitten feet treated at the office, yet both kept delivering the next day, proving grit and dedication of American boys.

Arctic Cold Dorary Movaning Hecit Jack Newsieg Leader Ong Mercury

German Dye Makers Increase Capital

The Analine Dye Corporation voted unanimously at a general conference to raise capitalization from 3 3 million marks to 88 million marks. Officials cited the Baden Analine Soda Corporation innovation in synthetic ammonia and wartime expansion of an explosives plant at Mer beburg. They noted explosives capital totals run into hundreds of millions, with more than a billion marks needed, to supply German chemical and agrarian needs.

Berlin Analine Dye Corporation Baden Analine Soda Corporation Mer‘Beburg Exto

Notice of a meeting in Chugwater Wyoming 1919

A special meeting was held in Chugwater Wyoming on December 43 1919 at T2320 AD. Members desiring to attend were told of the orange origin, a post shaped fruit, and its wild cherry evolution over 908 years of cultivation.

Chugwater Wysane

Whale meat as delicacy in wartime trade and industry

Vancouver dispatch notes canned whale meat as a culinary issue and industrial product. It details markets in Japan, China, and the South Seas, notes stations at Bay City Washington and Akutan Island Alaska, and cites 1917 and 1948 catch figures with finback and humpback sources.

Vancouver B.G British Columbia Regent Canadian Pacific Railway Japan China South Sea Islands Norway Conver Island Nader Harbor Queen Charlotte Islaund Bay City Wash Akutan Island Alasle Kyuquot

German Army Shows Interest in Sports

COLOGNE December 10 More interest is shown in athletes in Germanys new Nazi army than ever before as occupation expands. Public events occur frequently with all ranks competing, contrasting past army practices. In a marching meet commissioned officers beat enlisted men in several events, and in Dresden an enlisted man won a mounted event with a regimental commander second and an artillery lieutenant third.

Cologne Germany Dresden

London Bank Clerks Prepare to Unionize

London reports thousands of bank clerks will join a union movement. Their grievance centers on the permanent hiring of women to replace male clerks returning from war service, and the aim to prevent promotions of veterans to subordinate posts held by women.

London Bank London Army of Trade Unioniets

Fish Shortage Forces Yukon Dog Pack Reductions

In Ketchikan Alaska on November 23 reports state Yukon river dog owners cannot feed teams through winter due to fish scarcity. Some owners are disposing of dogs while trials with alternatives like porridge and mixed foods are tested. the note also mentions an unrelated bridal custom half a century ago performed by attendants.

Ketchikan Alaska Mall Yukon River

Bank Issues Income Tax Tabulation Card

The document outlines the federal income tax for calendar year 1919 for incomes from $3,000 to $2,000,000. It notes a 4 percent rate up to an exemption level, then 8 percent on income above it, with 1948 rates higher and 1949 rates unchanged. It applies to a married man with no children and a $2,000 personal exemption, showing surtax rates and steps with a column noting decreases from 1918.

Morgan Defends Miners and Police Strikers

Workers of America spokesman Morgan told the Rotary Club that miners remain the lowest paid skilled workers after adjusting for dangerous labor. He blamed corporations for foreign labor, praised miners’ wartime loyalty, and called for an impartial coal production inquiry. Governor Carey urged a state investigation but doubted quick legislative action.

Heston’ Rae Roény Club Morgan Carey

Mexican Oil Decree Threatens Atlantic Merchant Marine

Washington December 10 The curtailment of oil production in the Tampico field of Mexico by government decree has grown so serious that Chairman Payne of the slipping board has prepared a memorandum to the president. Payne says fuel oil reserves on the Atlantic coast are so short that any cessation of receipts of Mexican oil for a few weeks would embarrass the government merchant marine.

Washington Tampico Mexico Payne Atlantic

Carranza's Bill Adopted by Senate

The Mexican senate today adopted the president's patrol tour bill as an amendment to article 27 of the constitution.

Carranza Senate Washington, Dee.d

Colorado to OK Suffrage Today

Denver dispatch reports the Woman suffrage amendment was adopted unanimously on second reading in both houses of the Colorado legislature and will come up for final approval tomorrow.

Denver Colorado Femislature

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