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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1919
Page
20
City visitors from Degan Vic White Heels and more stop in Cheyenne at the Normandie as Elmer Smith from Iron Mountain registers there. Local shops advertise auto services and holiday cards while many Laramie and Wauneta residents tour the city amid festive season promotions.
An essay notes the difference between Liberty Bonds and stock, warning readers to check the dictionary for clarity. It explains Liberty Bonds are backed by the people of the United States, while stock is corporate and not universally backed.
Fragmentary text notes a Christmas card event at the Gcheyenne printery located at 144 West 47th Street with visitors from Milhedale and Chugwater arriving in Cheyenne. The garbled names suggest local residents and guests involved in a holiday card project.
A 6 am to 6 pm weather report shows temperature 19 degrees with humidity 80 percent and southwest to west winds. The day was 15 degrees warmer than the previous 24 hours with a peak wind of 40 miles per hour. Total precipitation since the year began is 73.89 inches, with no new snowfall or melt reported in the last 24 hours.
Fragment discusses Liberty Bonds and stock certificates in dubious terms. Mentions government lines, bonds on security, and Uncle Sam’s advice to think it over before parting with bonds for steak certificates. details are garbled and incomplete.
Three thousand wage earners including printers, miners, tram workers and tailors joined in a declaration criticizing the Japanese government for handling the present crisis. They accuse authorities of protecting capitalists and failing to address rising prices. The protest reflects broader labor discontent amid economic hardship.
A delegation delivered the revolution to a secretary after meeting with the premier, threatening the lives and safety of millions throughout the empire and pressing for the cabinet to resign.
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