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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1918

Page

11

Former Editor of State Leader Dies of Flu in Denver

Lester Osborne a senior and former editor of the State Leader and later on the Associated Press staff in Denver, died at 2 45 PM after influenza. He had a long career in journalism including Boulder Camera Billings Gazette Fort Collins Review Fort Collins Express and State Leader Cheyenne. He survived by a widow and a 6 year old son and his remains may be buried in Loveland after funeral arrangements are made.

Lester Osborne State Leader Associated Preas Denver Associated Press Boulder Hillings Mont Billings Gazette The State University Edward D. Foster State Board of Immigration Fort Collins Review Osborne Fort Colling Express Cheyenne Fort Collins Long Beach Cal Loveland

French Commander in East Makes Formal Entry to Constantinople

General Francia Keperey, commander in chief of the allied forces in the East, entered Constantinople aboard the French cruiser Patria from Salgniki. He was welcomed by allied representatives and the Turkish military chiefs as religious memorials were observed during the Dardanelles crossing.

East Hils Constantinople Associated Proes Constantinopes Francia Keperey Salgniki Patria Ataff Dardanelles Koubret

Burleson Senate Clash Over Cable Seizure After Armistice

Senate debate sharpened over Postmaster General Burleson after he defended seizing marine cables under the armistice terms. Senator Hitchcock pressed the issue, noting potential overreach, while Burleson argued he acted within his duty under the law signed November 4. He dismissed critics as irresponsible questioners.

Associated Press Ashington Burleson Senate Hitchcock Nebraska Foreign Relations Committee Broghng Congress Law Department United States

France Claims Fast Delivery Within Thirty Days Postmark

The document states shipments to France arrive in under thirty days from the postmark date, implying efficient international delivery timelines. It notes compliance with delivery standards and suggests reliable service for future consignments.

France

Red Cross Suspends Knitting Amid Stock Surplus

Local Red Cross workers are ordered to pause knitting after a national review found sufficient knitted goods to meet winter needs for soldiers and sailors. Excess yarn should be used quickly and any surplus shipped to Division warehouses. after stock is exhausted the focus will shift to refugee garments for overseas aid.

Red Cross Washington American Red Cross Department of Military Relief Army Navy Department of Foreign Relief

Mrs Furrys Mother Dies in Denver

Word arrived today of the death in Denver of Mrs M A Mardis mother of Mrs F L Furry of this city. She was about 74 years old and had lived in Cheyenne with her daughter for several years. Mrs Furry will travel to Denver today to attend the funeral services. Dr Purry will not go until Thursday when the funeral will be held.

Denver Oe M. A. Mardis F, Ll. Furry Mardis Cheyenne Furry Purry

Chinese factions weigh compromise to unite China

Delegations from Canton and Peking to meet at a neutral site to discuss a national parliament election and a cabinet drawn from both factions. The plan aims to appoint a southern vice president and form a mixed cabinet with Haw Abth-ch'ang likely to take office.

Peking China Canton Haw Abth-ch'ang

Inauguration notes on Wilson Haul China relations

The latest Millard's Review notes exchanges between President Wilson and Hsu Shih-ch’ang on China’s inauguration. It discusses published messages and suspected suppression amid civil war plans, Japanese influence, and British press reactions shaping view of Orient affairs.

Millard Nuiia Wilson Haushihehang China Min Shihch‘ang Peking Republic Councils of Nations Hsu Shanghai Dieputch Shanghai Times United States Reinsch N. 8 Liang Shih-yi America Great Britain France Japan Orient Wilron Haul Republic of China Ching Council of Nations Woodrow Wilson United States of America Washington Hsu Shet-Clang

President Wilson visits Manchester as ships parade in harbor

President Wilson and party tour Manchester canal amid flags and cheering crowds. A mysterious British ship proves a disguised warship. German submarines are crewed by British sailors. The luncheon honors Mrs. Wilson and the monarch, with Wilson recalling sacrifice over symbols of muskets and yardsticks. He heads to London then Rome for further engagements.

Manchester England Manchester Canal Wilson Associated Press London Buckingham Palace Paris Rome Ito Pope Benedict Italy

Panic in Danzig Amid Polish Move and Coup Forecast

Berlin newspaper reports panic among Dansig Germans after raid on a secret meeting by Polish garrison troops. A Polish expeditionary force is expected to land, with Germans from the city joining, advancing a coup d etat and a shift of Danzig Posen East Prussia Silesia and Pomarania into a new entity named Pough.

London Berlin Anzeiger Dansig Posen Switzerland Danaig East Prussia Silesia Pomarania Pough

Weather Forecast Signals Snow in South Tomorrow

Weather outlook shows fair conditions in the north while the south is expected to see snow. Tuesday clear skies give way to lighter conditions Wednesday with no sharp cold spell expected.

New influenza cases rise as deaths mounted in city

Six new influenza cases were reported per day, up by one from yesterday. Vaccination shows effect with over two hundred inoculated, yet three deaths occurred yesterday. Ray Collins, a Fort D. A. Russell soldier, Marion Mankin, and Loren G. Clark died Sunday. Remains are at local undertakers for shipment to Minnesota, Texas, and Arkansas for burial.

Ray Collins Fort D. A Minnesota Marion Mankin 317 East Union Pacific Hospital Blackwell Tex Loren G. Clark Hartford Ark

How to Use Vap Rub for Spanish Influenza Remedy

Public health guidance promotes VapoRub as a supportive aid for Spanish influenza symptoms. It suggests external vapors to loosen air passages, hot towels on the throat and back, and steam inhalation with VapoRub. Emphasizes rest, nutrition, and avoiding crowds to reduce spread.

Ace Wieck Benvain Vick North Carolina North Forth

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