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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1919
Page
11
Amusement promoters for the Lyric Princess and Theaters reveal a proposed deal involving Moore and Greaves. The plan includes the Capitol Avenue theatre and notes a single local theatre Amus with one pot included.
Fragmentary OCR language references a state department notice and a person named George Harvey. The readable bits do not form a coherent report or identify a clear event, date, or outcome for reliable summary.
National American Woman Suffrage Association officers announce the 10th annual convention to be held February 2 through 4 in Chicago. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt leads sessions urging members to reflect on progress and imagine a lasting heritage for future generations.
Gabrielle D Annunzio declares he will not leave Fiume and will resist government pressure. He demands immunity for his troops and restoration of Dalmatian currency, plus unilateral control over departure timing and formal recognition of medals for his legionaries.
A late afternoon fire at Camp Pike in Little RocK Arkansas destroyed two mess trains, an administrative building, and parts of additional barracks. All were unoccupied. The fire department fought the blaze for about an hour. No loss estimate is available.
The former Kent bank corner, a 40 year old building once used briefly for banking but never remodeled for commerce, has been leased by L. R. Bresnahan to the Gem Garment Company of Denver for 10 years and will be renovated immediately into a modern store.
Viscount Grey British ambassador will sail from New York on the Acquitania the following Saturday accompanied by his suite. His Washington visit aimed at a permanent peace treaty basis was sidetracked by Senate action delaying ratification. The move is not expected to hinder ongoing negotiations and may aid his government by clarifying the situation.
The Lincoln Commercial Club hosted a dinner for General Pershing with 500 guests. Pershing announced plans to establish a permanent home at 1748 B Street, send his son Warren to the state university, and consider business ties in Lincoln after his return. Mayor Miller, Governor McKelvie, and Pershing spoke on civic and neighborly themes.
Notice announces immediate sale of 1920 acres in Township 58 Range 64 W 90 miles southeast of Denver near Watkins station. Property features a fenced perimeter, a four sided fenced area with buildings, 250 acres cultivated, spring fed creek bottom with 100 acres of water 7 to 15 feet deep, enabling three alfalfa cuttings without irrigation. Soil is good, domestic water adequate, crops historically strong in the belt known as the River Belt southeast of Neaver, targeting cattle feeders.
The Gagan Land Company offers property 40 miles from Denver Union Station and an hour by ute from the city, priced at 90.00 per acre with half down and balance over time at six percent, in Denver Colorado.
Schools reopen at the regular hour tomorrow morning and students from first grade through high school are expected to be on time for immediate work resumption. Teachers return to begin duties Monday. No extra vacation. only New Year's Day is a day off this week.
Washington dispatch notes a marked decrease in industrial conflicts. The weekly labor report shows only two controversies brought to the department and seven or eight earlier weeks saw higher totals. Three labor disputes were adjourned during the week.
A small blaze tore through part of a quarter of Gourler, with Wye and Deco crews battling flames. Jackson and Baxter assisted in evacuating residents as the fire threatened a warehouse district. No injuries reported.
Lieut B V M leance receives congressional medal from Navy Secretary Daniela for world war role. Isaacs served aboard the U S S President Lincoln when it was sunk by the 0 90. Mo captured aboard the cubmaring as a prisoner with mention of beiger tome St Zhe Cane SS See leaders at Washington navy yard.
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