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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
12
A damaged OCR fragment references dreadnaughts and a pintle cantilever type component. It notes operability electric fitting and use in shipboard fitting out, with unclear placement and incomplete phrases.
The article recounts Masaryk’s wartime appeal to Britain and allies, Czecho-Slovakia's progress in feeding, clothing, and exporting despite shortages, and its stance against Bolshevism. It notes reforms rejected Bolshevist influence, economic rehabilitation, and the republic’s drive to restore international trade. It also contrasts U S political leadership and Senate inaction on wartime and postwar relief.
General Pershing's World War I report as commander of the American expeditionary forces in France is issued today. The New York World calls the release a page of history and a source of patriotic pride for Americans.
A newspaper notes that high railroad officer pay highlights income gaps with top executives, while most wealthy officers rose from the ranks. It lists 18 of 29 officers earning $50,000+ who started as workers, clerks, or telegraph operators, many before age 21, with long service and large annual investments.
Twenty one American republics will attend the Pan American Financial Conference to be held in Washington next month. The gathering aims to provide a forum for Central and South American nations to discuss advances in finance and related topics. The conference is not expected to address loans linked to wireless and cable facilities.
Today marks the birth centennial of Pather Meeker and the 200th anniversary of Prince Rupert as noted in Today. President Wilson’s fourth wedding anniversary is mentioned as observed. Dr Lyman Abbott enters his eighty fifth year, famed as clergyman and author, with Detroit hosting Pershing.
A garbled compilation lists items including a Paulist born in New York who died there, the Springfield Episcopal diocese organization, M Brisson elected French Chamber of Deputies president, British volunteers aged 19 to 22 mobilized, French Verdun recapture near Perrone, a German London raid fatalities, and a note on President Wilson’s London visit and a papal peace appeal.
Dr. Lyman Abbott born Roxbury Massachusetts 84 years ago today is celebrated as a noted clary man author and editor. Francis Burton Harrison born New York 46 years ago today served as governor general of the Philippines. Rev John Grimes bishop of Syracuse born County Limerick Ireland 67 years ago today. Brig General Harry H Bandholts also listed among today's birthdays.
A brief, rough text suggests Thursday will see minimal temperature fluctuation with little rise anticipated.
Discussion among Democrats on possible effects of compromise negotiations on the Senate leadership race between Hitchcock of Nebraska and Underwood of Alabama. SSee voiced support for some compromise but denied opposition to Wilson or the treaty. Trial in Judge Craig's court continues with jurors examined and spectators kept outside.
Ingame details show Hamilton Crude under consideration for sale to Midwest Co. Production levels meet thresholds for pipe line construction. Major players include Producers' Corporation, Cook Of and Gas, S pire State Oil and Gas, and New York Oil, holding significant royalty interests.
Dennis Humphries alias Dennis Allen is accused by Casper police of murdering Mrs. Gussie Watson and shooting her husband as two children watched. Authorities say he fired at Watson and then emptied his pistol as she hid in a corner.
A tuberculosis survivor who grew up poor and bullied, Charlie White rose to boxing fame. Now at 27 he is one of America’s most feared punchers and volunteers with the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute to help sell Christmas Seals. His rough rise from a tenement life to athletic stardom reflects a remarkable transformation.
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