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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1919
Page
3
A proposed agreement involves amusement promoters for the Lyric Princess and Theaters and for the Capitol Avenue theatre by Moore and Greaves. Only one local theatre, the Amus, is included in the deal with a single pot.
An unclear fragment references a Norman and a departure involving the state department and a George Harvey. The text is garbled with names and roles, giving no concrete event, date, or outcome to confirm.
The National American Woman Suffrage Association announces its annual convention under Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. The meeting will be held February 24 to 28 in Chicago with officers urging unity to celebrate progress and secure a lasting political gain for women.
Gabrielle D Annunzio announces he will not leave Fiume despite government pressure. He demands immunity for his troops and recognition of his actions in Dalmatia and the Medal he awarded to his legionaries.
Fire at Camp Pike, Arkansas, late afternoon destroyed two mess trains and several buildings while unoccupied. Firefighters took about an hour to gain control with no estimate of total loss available.
The old Kent bank corner building, erected 40 years ago and unused for banking for decades, has been leased by L. R. Bresnahan to Gem Garment Company of Denver for 10 years. It will be remodeled immediately into a modern store, taking advantage of one of the city’s best locations.
Viscount Grey the British ambassador will leave Washington on Tuesday for New York to sail for home on the following Saturday aboard the Acquitania. He was in Washington since October 4 on a temporary basis to pursue peace treaty negotiations delayed by Senate action and health issues. His departure is not expected to hinder ongoing talks and may aid future negotiations.
Lincoln Nebraska December 27 General Pershing spoke at a Lincoln Commercial club dinner with 500 attendees. He announced plans to make a home at 1748 B Street and send his son Warren to the state university while pursuing business in Lincoln.
Notice of sale of 1920 acres in Township 58 Range 64 W located 90 miles southeast of Denver Union Stock Yards, two miles south of Watkins station on the Union Pacific. Fenced property includes house barn machine shed and outbuildings with fair improvements. Creek bottom provides year round water and potential for alfalfa three cuttings per year. soil good and crops historically strong in the Belt region known as the Romance Belt southeast of Neaver.
The Gagan Land Company offers thin property 40 miles from Denver Union Station and an hour from the city by ute. Sales prior to January 0th at 90.00 per acre with at least half down and balance at 6 percent through First National Bank Building, Denver, Colo.
Schools reopen at the regular hour tomorrow with pupils from first grade through high school expected to be on time for immediate work. Teachers return to be present Monday to resume duties. The Christmas coal shortage caused an early break. vacation ends after New Year, with one day off on New Year’s Day.
Washington reports a marked drop in industrial disputes across the nation. The Labor Department says seven or eight strikes ended in prior weeks, and this week only two controversies reached the department, with three disputes adjourned.
Fire destroyed part of the Gourler quarter but did not create a fatal crash. Editor M Baxter and others acted to rescue occupants as flames raged, preventing a worse disaster in Wye Deco area.
Lieut B V M Leance received the congressional medal from Navy Secretary Daniela for service in the world war. Isaacs served aboard the U S S President Lincoln during its sinking by the 0 90. Mo was captured on board the cubmaring as a prisoner. He gained notable access to officials at the Washington navy yard.
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