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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1919
Page
19
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The article notes unresolved questions after a year of peace. It cites the Cyclops disappearance and German records, and questions about the fate of the Czar and family in Ekaterinburg. Russian royalists doubt official accounts, envisioning possible survival or concealment and future throne claims.
George Newcastle argues a small cipher in the 1623 folio hides a life of Shakespeare and a history of his times within Stratford church. He calls for a mason to open the monument and recover treasures. Critics dismiss the tale as another unreliable authorship claim.
An unsigned piece in the New York Sun extols the Mexican people as intelligent and kind while denouncing the Carranza clique. The author, who lived in Mexico 30 years as a mine operator, recalls monthly bullion shipments across the Sierra Madre and safe travel by Mexican guards and workers. He argues Americans should show their own country in a fair light and notes no strikes during those decades.
Report notes President Wilson’s illness for two months and a plan by extremists to declare him unable to fulfill duties. Congress members avoid involvement, while Fal’s interview shifts focus away from the Mexican question and raises concern over his condition.
The notice discusses Lady Astor's parliamentary impact sparking American and English talk of women candidates for president. It notes Mrs. Bass's prediction of 18 million female voters and questions ratification progress, with states slow to back the federal amendment. It also mentions South Dakota Democrats and a Boston merchant's death framing early 19th century views.
The text surveys liquor shipments from Maine to New York amid Prohibition, notes religious tensions in colleges, and mentions the 20 Massachusetts cities voting on repeal measures. It comments on Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, Governor Carey’s explanations, and the Roosevelt family’s politics, then references the American party ticket of Coolidge and Hanson, De Valera’s funds, and Medal of Honor winners while closing with scattered, garbled phrases about Indians and science.
Items list brief notices such as the death of Walter Lowrie in New York, a note on North Carolina Governor Holden's malfeasance, Princess Alice’s death, a streetcar strike in Washington, Belgrade evacuation and Serbian reoccupation, British troop withdrawals in Mesopotamia, and a German reparations demand tied to peace talks among major powers.
A summary of events dated one year prior notes the armistice extension to January 17, US dreadnoughts departing Brest for New York, and President Wilson addressing French Socialists in Paris. It lists notable anniversaries: Prince Albert of Wales born 24 years ago, Pierre Edouard Blondin born 45 years ago, Rt Rev Frank A. McIlwain born 44 years ago in Warsaw NY, and George Tyler of the Chicago National League baseball team associated with Derry NHL, around 30 years ago.
Northbound train from Sevenna was stopped at Wheatland as heavy snow blocked the track northward. Crews will work today to reopen the line and restore service.
Clara Johnson a young girl from Casper was taken in charge by police yesterday when she got off the train at the depot and held here awaiting her father or another guardian to take her back home. She ran away from home.
Nolan Gate, a colored man, was arrested and released on his own recognizance after threats to heat up Walter Harris surfaced. A hearing is set for Monday as Harris seeks protection noting a past threat to kill him. The incident allegedly involved Catherine and a confrontation that escalated to violence.
A Memmerer, Wyoming report states the wife of a Japanese mine foreman was shot and killed at a camp near Lincoln after a dispute with her husband and other miners. The brief item notes a fatal domestic incident tied to labor tensions in a mining area.
A brief notice notes a missing item from Saturday night around 5 o'clock between Pioneer Title and another location, Erie. No further details provided.
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