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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1919

Page

4

Tribune critique of Sackett and Hardin prohibition bills

An editorial accuses the Tribune of confessing failure in the Hardin bill and endorsing Sackett, labeling independents supporting Sackett as wets. It argues the Hardin bill is unconstitutional and overreaching with offices and permits, while Sackett is drier and fairer, demanding legislators not be slurred as wets for backing the driest measure.

Tribune Seckett The the Tribune Sackett

Red Cross to Paymaster Duty for Soldiers Aid

The American Red Cross becomes official paymaster for postwar gratitude payments to soldiers and families. Home Service will oversee distribution as thousands remain in service or transition to civilian life. Institutes for training workers start Feb in Salt Lake City Albuquerque and Denver.

American Red Cross The Red Cross Fone Mountain Division Salt Lake City Albuquerque N. M Denver Home Service Seven

Left and Found Plows and Tools Stolen by Germans Near Orsinival

A wartime notice reports a hundred or more farm implements and vehicles taken by Germans and left at a collecting station near Orsinival France close to Le Quesnoy. Farmers are asked not to claim them as the government has enough on its mind.

America Orsinival France le Quesnoy Tf. Buch Dia Saddam Terrific

Women's Fashion and War Age Shifts in 1914 1917

Mary Antin discusses wartime changes in women's roles and dress from London to New York, noting bifurcated fashion, rising factory labor, and the debate over female productivity. She cites England's use of women in food programs and Germany's proposed reforms to keep women in child bearing roles, with critical observations on societal impact.

Fingland Hyde Park Times New York London England Mary Antin

Kindergarten Legislation Spurs Winter Legislative Push

The United States Bureau of Education urges civic groups and women's clubs to push for expanded kindergarten programs as a wartime necessity. Legislation targets New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, and Arizona, aiming to mirror California where kindergartens have greatly expanded. President Polnare quotes on justice and universal educational access.

Legislaion United States Bureau of Education New York Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Indiana Kansas Arizona

Diary of the 148th Field Artillery Frontline Verses

A wartime diary recounts the 148th Field Artillery sailing to the Baltic, fighting in Argonne, Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel, and Verdun campaigns. It depicts soldiers from western states, Uncle Sam support, and frontline scenes with Kaiser Wilhelm implied as the foe.

148Th Field Artillery Chateau-Thierry St. Mihiel Frits Kaiser Bill

Idaho War History Focus Dominates State Defense Council

In Rolse Idaho on January 31, Chairman Joseph T. Pence says demobilization, Americanization, and Idaho war history loom largest for the state council of defense. The council directs its functions to the U S Employment Service to aid veterans and plans for alien education laws at the current legislature.

Rolse Idaho State Council of Defense Joseph T. Pence United States Employment Service Gomeil Defonas

Perplexed Russian on Bolshevik Food Rations in London

A Russian émigré describes three classes of Bolshevik food coupons in ex Russia. Workers receive abundant subsidized food, middle class get half and at higher prices, upper class face scarce scraps. He says his family, placed in the upper class, faced dire need and his daughter worked in a factory to access rationed food. He questions what fate awaits Russia, doubting even God can know.

London Russia

Brakeman Killed in Promenade Accident Near Granger

A brakeman named Rey C Li Grakeman, 20, died Monday night after stepping from a moving train to retrieve torpedoes and falling two miles east of Granger, Wyoming. Coroner Rogan conducted an inquiry, and the body was taken to Evanston.

Rock Springs Wyo Rey C Grakeman Green River Branston Granger Rogan Uberene Evanston Fe-Boy Peru Kauss

Russian Information Bureau Attacks Allied Peace Policy

A. J. Sack, director of the Russian Information Bureau in the United States, denounces the peace conference's Russian policy as a grave error. He argues allies ignored anti Bolshevik Russia, cites Soviet control in central Russia and mass terror, and urges consultation with real Russian leaders before decisions.

A. J. Sack Russian Information Bureau United States Supreme Council of the Peace Conference Russia Finland Haa Russsia Bolsheviks Red Guards Red Army Ccar Civil Bolsheviem Bolshevist Commissaries Bolshevist G. E. Lvov

Daily Market Report Eastern Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices

Daily Market Report from Chicago Omaha and Kansas City markets shows hog receipts around 35 000 with prices mostly steady to firmer in Chicago buyers paying trends from 17.25 to 17.70 for butcher and 16.50 to 17.40 for packing. Cattle receipts near 2000 with beef steers and stockers rising modestly and calves and feeders steady. Omaha reports hogs strong steady to high with heavy weights from 17.10 to 17.40 and cattle receipts around 1200 with native steers trading near 12.00 to 16.00 and range cows 7.00 to 11.00. Kansas City hogs around 1000 receipts with prices from 17.95 to 17.66 and cattle around 2200 with steers 18.00 to 19.00 and stockers 16.00. Sheep and lamb receipts mix with steady to firm prices across the regions.

Eastern Livestock Chicago U. S Bureau of Markets Omaha Neb Kansas City Stevds Sloers

Warren 8 Blone Heads Brotherhood of Loco Engineers

Warren 8 Blone, longtime head of the Brotherhood of Loco Engineers, was born at Aimawort 69 years ago today.

Warren Blone Tacireles Brotherhood of Loco" Engineers Aimawort

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