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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
4
Four Big Events In The General Elections Today
Four items dominate today’s headlines. In Great Britain women gain the vote for members of Parliament for the first time. Arkansas voters face a special election on a proposed constitutional rewrite adopted in 1874. In New York City the Metropolitan Opera hosts three Puccini one act operas for the first time tonight. Washington hosts a national suffrage conference planning urgent action on the federal constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Arkansas
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
United States
Washington
National Woman's Party
Momentous British election tests Lloyd George era
British voters including millions of women participate in a hotly contested election that could decide the fate of Lloyd George’s coalition government. The war has reshaped politics with expanded franchise and parliamentary redistribution. Results will take days to tabulate due to vast returns and new nationwide polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Loyd George
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Asquith
British Isles
House of Commons
Hower
Uncertain Voter Shifts Cloud Postwar Commons Outlook
The article discusses the unpredictable vote dynamics after redrawn constituencies. It notes men may vote for the first time and women and soldiers show uncertain patterns. It also mentions Irish issues and the working class, with Lloyd George seen as likely to restore a liberal unionist coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Wyoming anticipates strong 1920 Census, vast field effort
Preparations for the 1920 census in Wyoming foresee a major national operation with 85 000 to 90 000 enumerators. Urban counts take two weeks, rural and agriculture one month, while industrial data extend for months. Results will reflect the 1919 wartime to peacetime transition across agriculture and mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Americanization of Immigrants Through Education Funds
The article argues for a federal state program to fund English language and civic instruction for immigrants. It cites 1910 foreign born counts, illiteracy totals, and proposes a $7.506 million annual federal allotment matched by states to educate ten years old and over, aiming to Americanize all immigrants over ten years. Wyoming would receive about $16,106.10 from the allotment and $22,212.20 for its program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic Coast
New York
Congress
Wyoneng
Canada Sees Bright Postwar Economic Prospect
Winnipeg banker CW Rowley predicts Canada will pass reconstruction without trouble and reach greater prosperity. He cites rising bank deposits, higher Winnipeg tax receipts, and strong exports outlook while urging increased production and diversification in agriculture and manufacturing to sustain postwar growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
CW. Rowley
Cans Pan Bank of Commerce of
Canada
Canpan
Red Cross Appeal Encourages Hearts and Dollars
A fragmented civic notice urges support for Red Cross efforts with a call for donations and volunteer help. The readable lines reference community aid and a fundraising push amid unspecified dates and organizers.
Italy Triumphs at Caporetto and Breaks Austrian Lines
Italian forces under Diaz smashed Austrian defenses at Caporetto despite being outnumbered two to one. The victory liberated Italian irredenta and prompted Germany’s capitulation soon after. Cavalry pursued retreating Austrians while Italian troops guarded evacuation routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Caporreto
Austria
Germany
Diaz
Ubah
General Armando Diaz Civil War Hero of Liberty and Valor
Armando Diaz born Naples October 6 1661 from an old Spanish family that moved to Italy with the Bourbons. He rose from artillery to colonel and general staff, fought in the Libyan war and the Battle of Fate where he was severely wounded yet held the line until victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armando Dias
Naples
Italy
Charles Lit
Bourbon
Cugiielmo Dias
Guglielmo Pape
Austria
Cosens and
Pienell
Cal. Ljudevico Dias
The
Royal Naval Engineers
Armandoines
Turin
Achoo
General Staff
Cel
Diag
Dias
General Diaz Career and Family Details
The text outlines General Diaz rises in the Duke d Aosta staff in Italy during World War I, detailing commands, bravery praised in the Corso fight, and his 1917 appointment as generalissimo of the armies. It notes his marriage to Barah DeRoca-Mirabeth and two daughters, with ages given as 15, 12, and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta
San Mma
Duke d'Aosta
Wien
Italy
Corso
Genera
Dorna
Dias
Borg
Diaz
Signor
Barah
DeRoca-Mirabeth
Rang
Giuseppe Mindy
Supreme Court
Naples
Marcello
Anna
Irene
Denver Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trade Steady
Daily Market Report from Denver describes light cattle offerings, overall steady prices, and good demand for feeding cattle. Hogs are scarce with prices around 16.85 to 15.50, sheep and lambs show steady to firm values, and a large Mahaland Nebraska entry notes mixed cattle and calf sales with receipts near 1,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Maha
He Reeves
Texas
Rhea
Rheumatic Pain Relief From Foley Kidney Pills
A reader from Route 1 Hardy Ned reports recovery from lumbago using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims pills strengthen kidneys and alleviate backache and rheumatic twinges, noting availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
T. J. Buckne
Hardy
Ned
Foley Kisser
Adv
Porto Rico subscription figures for Liberty loan rise
A fragment notes Porto Rico subscribed to the last Liberty loan with an amount cited as $4 472,000 and an overall authorized figure around $4,000,000. The text references 8 AM in Porto Rico and mentions a December date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Fragmentary Note on Copper Alloys and Gases
A garbled snippet discusses copper casting and gas affinities. It mentions copper’s electrical properties and a dull reference to nitrogen and unspecified gases. The text is inconsistent and contains nonstandard phrasing and symbols.
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