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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
5
In a cold rain 3 865 American troops arrived in New York aboard the France on Christmas Eve. The ship carried 1 504 wounded from many states, with injuries from bullet wounds to shell shock. Crowds cheered on deck as they sang Home Sweet Home Dixie and The Gang's All Here.
Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore states he fears no socialism as a national issue during reconstruction and praises the American people for guarding against social upheavals. He asserts public good sense will check radical change and preserve stability.
The division of safety engineering within the labor department aims to reduce industrial accidents by coordinating with state codes and national bodies. It seeks uniform safety standards and practices, leveraging workers compensation pressures to promote safer conditions nationwide.
The Bureau of Standards will aid safety code creation and the National Safety Council appoints a five member committee for consultation. Codes under the Division of Safety Engineering will rely on experience and experiments with input from technical bodies and employers. Grant Hamilton stresses tests on human effects, production, and organization.
A roadside tip from US Thre suggests carrying old newspapers to free a car stuck in mud. Folded and fed under the tires, the sheets provide traction as the wheels turn, helping the vehicle gain grip and move free. The method is pitched as simple, reliable, and usable in remote spots without other equipment.
A partial list of oil stock quotations shows bids and last prices for multiple companies including Elk Basin Glenrock Grass Creek Petroleum United Petroleum Western Exploration Wind River and others. Values range from a few dollars to over one hundred dollars with small percentage changes noted.
The report shows clear conditions with normal temperatures. The day’s high reached 17 degrees and low 9 degrees with 22 mph winds from the northwest. Precipitation since January 1 totals 19.22 inches, with 0 inches in the last 24 hours and 2 inches of snow unmelted.
War Department housing officials report ongoing disputes between tenants and landlords in the District of Columbia with 10 to 76 cases awaiting adjudication daily. Demobilization of war workers is hoped to ease tensions, though precise effects and Christmas return figures are not yet available.
Drugeists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Stops irritation, soothes and heals. You can get restful cheap after the rat application, price 60e.
Mrs Juline Allensteth received a cantegram from her son Jack Victor of the Red Crow ambulance corps in Paris as a Christmas surprise. She had just returned from Buffalo and Chicago, has been ill with quinsy and a cold, and praised the gift as a fine tonic from France.
Miss Genevieve McGinley and Edgar Peters quietly wed yesterday at 2 pm at the Catholic parsonage with Bishop McGovern officiating. They plan an extended Colorado trip and will reside at 508 East Sixteenth Street after January 1. The article also notes delays in naturalization classes and textbook printing due to Spanish influenza, affecting several schools' textbook supplies.
Eight new training departments were set up by industrial firms in the week ending November 23, raising total to about 28 since the program began. Departments appeared in Connecticut Ohio and Indian districts Chicago and Northern Ohio. Director Chas Clayton calls the Ventibile school plan a path to a permanent feature in American industry.
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