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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
12
A fragmented note asserts Associated Press news republishing rights and republication reservations for the paper. It mentions exclusive entitlement to AP content and credits, with emphasis on republication permissions and copyright boilerplate. The text is garbled but centers on licensing of news dispatches.
In Great Britain women gain the right to vote for MPs for the first time. Arkansas voters face a special election on a proposed constitutional changes adopted in 1874. At the Metropolitan Opera New York three new Puccini one act operas premiere tonight. A Washington conference opens to press for immediate passage of the suffrage amendment with national party leaders.
The British general election sees 6 to 7 million women eligible to vote, with war reforms and a new one day polling. Voters weigh Lloyd George's coalition and his peace and reconstruction program amid a reshaped electorate and redistributions. Outcomes remain uncertain as returns come in from distant districts.
The piece discusses the unknowns in the postwar political landscape with male voters new to the electorate and women and soldiers unpredictable. It notes the altered constituencies complicating party strength and flags Lloyd George as likely to lead a Liberal Unionist coalition again, framed by his war leadership and commitment to a political truce.
Preparations surge for the 1920 census in Wyoming with expectations of high ranking in business. The fourteenth census will cover population agriculture irrigation drainage manufactures mines and oil and gas wells with 85000 to 90000 field workers mainly enumerators.
The piece argues for federal state cooperation to educate immigrants in English and civic duties. It cites 1910 foreign born counts, illiteracy totals, and proposed bills allocating funds to teach language and citizenship, projecting costs and per person allocations for Wyoming and other states.
Winnipeg banker C. Rowley expresses strong confidence that Canada will navigate postwar reconstruction smoothly and reach greater prosperity. He cites rising bank deposits, Winnipeg tax revenue, and ample natural resources as foundations for renewed exports, agriculture, and industry, arguing for expanded production and global market presence.
A fragmentary OCR reads a call to support the Red Cross with a pledge phrase and unclear date or amount, suggesting a community fundraising appeal or drive with minimal readable context.
Italy celebrated the Caporreto anniversary by crushing Austria and securing territorial gains and Italian Irredenta. Diaz’s bold defense and counterattacks forced Austrian retreat, while Germany began capitulation. Armistice spared further devastation as Italian cavalry safeguarded evacuation routes nationwide.
General Armando Diaz born Naples October 6 1661 comes from an old Spanish line that joined Italy with Charles VI of Bourbon. An uncle Cugiielmo Dias fought with Guglielmo Pape in the first war of independence and was a friend of Generals Cosens and Pienell. Diaz rose from artillery to general staff and fought in the Libyan war where his Ninety third Regiment faced Turkish guns with set bravery. He was wounded in the famous Battle of Fate and remained at his post until victory.
The passage notes General Diaz rose in World War I service, commanding units including the 23rd Army Corps, earning praise for bravery in the Corso battle, and being named generalissimo of the Allied armies in 1917. It mentions his marriage to Signorina Barah DeRoca-Mirabeth and their three children in Naples.
Cattle offerings light in Denver with prices steady to last session and good clearance. Demand for feeding cattle remains strong as buyers seek large numbers, while hogs show limited arrivals with prices near steady. Sheep supply quiet with activity fair and prices about steady, with good feeding lambs and varied ewe prices amid quality differences.
A reader from Hardy Ned reports recovery from lumbago using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills ease backaches muscular pains and rheumatic twinges, urging readers to buy them everywhere.
A fragment notes Porto Rico subscribed four point seven two million dollars to the final Liberty loan. It records an overall total of four million dollars as the prior amount.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses copper casting, electrical conductivity, and gases such as nitrogen. It mentions mechanical soundness and a remark about reduced affinity of certain gases to copper, with unclear references to a Red Christmas Roll Call and You Nev. context.
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