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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR describes a pintle cantilever type device and electrical fitting terms. Mentions OS 500 and shipboard installation with a photo caption incomplete. Indicates naval construction context without clear events or outcomes.
The article recounts Czecho Slovakia's postwar rescue from hunger and chaos after Masaryk's appeal. It notes bolshevism's containment, export revival, and steps toward rebuilding trade despite material shortages and broken currency. It contrasts European recovery with U.S. Senate inaction on wartime and postwar measures.
The New York World praises General Pershing's report as commander of the American expeditionary forces in France, describing its pages as history and expressing pride for the nation.
A newspaper notes that salaries of railway officers were publicized to push sentiment for government ownership. It highlights that 29 officers earn 50 000 dollars or more, most rising from ranks, with ages and entry points listed for 18 of them. It argues large pay reflects long service and big investments, estimating 3 billion dollars in annual payroll.
Twenty one American republics will be represented at the Pan American Financial Conference to be held in Washington next month. The event aims to provide a forum for Central and South American nations to discuss advances in finance and related topics. The meeting is not expected to address loans from wireless and cable facilities or the work of the International High Commission on facilities for the five continents.
The piece notes the centenary of Path er Meeker and the 200th birth anniversary of Prince Rupert the Mad Cavalier. It also mentions President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson’s upcoming fourth wedding anniversary, Dr. Lyman Abbott entering his eighty fifth year, Detroit’s preparations for General Pershing’s visit, and the Southern Alluvial Land Association’s forthcoming annual meeting and telegraph rate hearing in Ottawa. Eddie Shevin fights in Boston. Dr. Abbott’s biography highlights his Massachusettts roots, education, and long clerical career including his Plymouth Church pastorate.
The text lists scattered items from 1945 to 1947 including France electing a French Chamber president, Britain mobilizing volunteers, French recapturing Verdun chambers, Berlin air raid fatalities, and a reference to U.S. troops in Coblenz. An earlier note mentions a Paulist born in New York and a Papal appeal to peace.
Today marks anniversaries for Dr. Lyman Abbott born in Roxbury Massachusetts 84 years ago. Francis Burton Harrison born in New York 46 years ago. Rev. John Grimes bishop of Syracuse born in County Limerick Ireland 67 years ago. Brig Gen Harry H Bandholts also listed.
The forecast indicates modest temperatures with minimal change for Thursday and likely low swings in highs and lows across the day. No significant storm activity is expected, and light winds are anticipated.
The piece notes debate among Democrats on how negotiations may affect the senate leadership contest between Senator Hitchcock and Senator Underwood. It also mentions Wilson’s treaty, Judge Craig's court, juror examination, and defense accusations of prosecutorial insinuation amid ongoing trial proceedings.
Ingame under way with the company for the purchase of the from Hamilton home, completed. Production is reported to be sufficient enough to warrant the construction of a pipe one. The of from the Producers' cororation, the Cook Of and Gas company, the S pire State Oil and Gas company, and the New York Oil company. The lat ter three firms have large royalty in terests.
Casper police report Dennis Humphries alias Dennis Allen arrested in connection with the murder of Mrs Gussie Watson. He allegedly shot Mrs Watson in her home as her husband and two children watched. One shot was fired at Mr Watson, and then Humphries reportedly emptied his pistol at Mrs Watson.
The article traces Charlie White from a tuberculosis clinic patient and a 13 year old in a large poor family to a famed boxer known for heavy knockouts. It notes his later work volunteering with the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute to sell Christmas seals and his rise from hardship to athletic prominence.
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