19 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
1
The article notes widespread delays and crowding as trains run to limited routes during Sundays and holidays, leaving thousands of passengers disappointed as the latest diversion of pains crowds the stations and forces long waits.
In Vernom Illinois on December 18 a routine prayer service at the General Baptist Church ended in chaos when Mary Elizabeth Chapman, 68, collapsed. She died on the floor after being tended by attendants, with doctors attributing the death to severe indigestion.
In Saint Louis on record 18 Charlie loses roll wages after a theft. Charlie had money in his room and later discovered he was robbed of 1535 dollars.
In Madrid on December 18 the court ruled the beauty winner entitled to the prize, not the photographer who took the photo. The plaintiff argued over the prize amid a dispute about the contest’s award.
Mary skating rinks are created amid profiteers in New York. Thomas Hale, aged ?, dies in the city. Hale traces lineage to the original Henry Hale family from England dating to 1635.
Residents report children at doors asking for food while families struggle with high living costs and inadequate nourishment. The note highlights urban hardship and pressure on households to meet basic needs amid economic strain.
Senator Kendrick comments on the Packers surrender to injunctions and stockyard control changes. He sees the Attorney General's victory as a step toward broader legislation and notes the impact on meat production costs and consumer prices. The Chicago agreement marks an epoch in big business bowing to public opinion.
The brief report notes Provigo resisting assaults amid holiday efforts in Washington with limited readable details about actions by Sue siting Unit and the Bllo deposed.
A federal court decree forces Armour & Co. Morris & Co. Swift & Co. Wilson & Co. and Cudahy to divest control of meat retailing and related holdings within two years. The action aims to prevent any group from dominating the food supply, with the Justice Department arguing it protects the American people.
New York Wyoming December 18. While experimenting with a revolver to craft a short story the author Stanley Simon AG killed himself by pulling the trigger. The youth was absorbed in his fictional creation when the gun fired.
The Old South Trust Company with about 4 million dollars in deposits was closed today by State Banking Commissioner August L. Thorndyke at the president John R. McVey's request. McVey and Thorndyke said depositors will be paid in full over time, with stockholders receiving a substantial sum. Negotiations with local lenders are under way to take over and resume business within days.
A senate sub-committee report accuses the housing corporation of inefficiency and mismanagement, citing eight months delay after the armistice and several expenditures deemed improper. It urges restitution actions and names specific charges against officers and controlled funds.
Los Angeles December 18 twelve men, mostly elderly, were sworn to hear the murder trial of Harry New for the July death of his sweetheart Frieda Lesser. Neither side allowed women on the jury despite challenges for cause. Mrs Alice Lesser testified to Frieda's love for New and New's for her daughter, while defense counsel argued the defendant had shown kindness to the witness.
Douglas Wyoming Doc 18 Bloving of William L Gartiero which are to be exhibited by an easton fina meat aid to have been faked The It is charged wae not per
In Duren Germany the German millionaire Herr Gohedller has been sentenced by a British summary court to six months imprisonment for insolence to a British officer and for failing to provide adequate heating in the room used by British officers.
The city once famed for its wine cellars now sees them emptied of rare vintages. Father of Representative Nick Longworth notes that long stocked treasures are gone and the cellars will be turned into a children's playground.
In Ossining New York area a state reformatory for women is said to have formed a union. Members allegedly vow to withhold evidence if a fellow inmate is charged with an infraction. Reported membership is 78.
Mire. Gerah Cummings a recluse was slain by robbers last month. Promises of the slain woman led to discovery of seven and a half barrels of sugar buried near the house. Authorities pursue further leads in the case.
In Bogton on December 18, the Old Colony Trust Company closed its doors ending the Christmas Savings Club. The scheme covered about 8,008 depositors with total deposits near 400,000.
A notice notes a cocktail item sold for 450 dollars near El Paso, described as a large pearl object within the drink. The line emphasizes its high price and unusual nature.
Manila residents face worsening living conditions as demands for housing reform grow. Local officials respond to calls for better rooms and public spaces amid rapid urban growth.
A brief note reports a rare appearance of an item called QOLD QBOWL in the Golden State, mentioning a specified amount of 9,000 units and a reference to Golleal.
A four year strike at an Eng cotton mill centered in Middleton, Bec, drew attention as workers protested conditions and wage disputes affecting the plant and community. The conflict highlighted labor tensions and ongoing industrial strife in the region.
Cinelike remark by Cudahy prompts talk of meat costs. He suggests sirloin is preferable to corned beef, citing high living costs and consumer demand.
In Douglas Arizona on December 18 a cactus is reported as now used to make candy. A local manufacturer gathers the raw material for moacal, a Mexican drink, below the border and ships it by mule to the railroad for Christmas week. The maker says it makes good candy.
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec 18. Supporters of Victor Berger socialist candidate for Congress say they will pass the buck back to Congress. The lower house refused to seat Berger who was elected in 1918 because of socialist affiliations and alleged pro-German ties.
Berkeley observers report UC students at the Greek Theatre plan to stage Abraham and Isaac this Christmas yet some call the drama Abe and Isaac. The issue centers on a shortened informal reference used by the students and sparked discussion at Berkeley.
Eph Jones from south of Mason Dixon line sparked a quirky scene in New York City December 18. The brunette reports a playful marble game on the court with the remark We all was just playin' little Mississippi marbles, highlighting a lighthearted sports anecdote with local color.
Washington December 18 Tentative plans suggest Senate Lodges of Massachusetts will nominate a temporary chairman for the Republican national convention Elihu Root is mentioned as a candidate but the historic idea of one man serving both chairman roles, first used in 1808, is expected to continue in 1820.
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